- Audio CD (May 9 2005)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Format: Original recording remastered, Import
- Label: Universal
- ASIN: B0009353KA
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Track Listings
| 1. Wrapping Paper | |||
| 2. I Feel Free | |||
| 3. N.S.U. | |||
| 4. Sweet Wine | |||
| 5. I'm So Glad | |||
| 6. Strange Brew | |||
| 7. Sunshine Of Your Love | |||
| 8. Starange World | |||
| 9. Tales of Brave Ulysses | |||
| 10. Swlabr | |||
| 11. We're Going Wrong | |||
| 12. White Room | |||
| 13. Sitting On Top Of The World | |||
| 14. Passing The Time | |||
| 15. Politician | |||
| 16. Those Were The Days | |||
| 17. Born Under A Bad Sign | |||
| 18. Deserted Cities Of The Heart | |||
| 19. Crossroads (Live At Winterland) | |||
| 20. Anyone For Tennis | |||
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Product Description
Product Description
Single disc edition includes 22 studio tracks, plus 'Crossroads' (live) which is unavailable on the other two formats. Released to coincide with their 2005 reunion of all the three original members, this career-spanning collection spotlights both sides of the Cream catalogue - the wildly experimental studio outfit and the stripped-down live trio - combining newly re-mastered studio classics along with eight historic live performances. Universal. 2005.
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Cream - 'I Feel Free: Ultimate Cream' (Polydor)
Sep 2 2006
By Mike Reed
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Format:Audio CD
A superb 23 track collection of Cream's repertoire. This HAS got to be one of the better compilations of their work available. Starts off with a cut that I barely remember,their very first UK single "Wrapping Paper" and carries on with most of those gems that you'll never get tired of hearing, like "N. S. U.", "I'm So Glad","Strange Brew","Sunshine For Your Love","Politician" (one of my personal favorites),"Crossroads" and "Born Under A Bad Sign". An absolute must-have.
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Cream! w/ jack bruce, ginger baker & eric clapton
July 28 2011
By David Shanet Clark
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Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
Yes a single disc can capture all the best elements of the Cream sound. If you are looking for a sampler similar to the old vinyl "HEAVY CREAM" which is NOT out on CD -- this is it. 23 songs. Range from TRAFFIC type sound of 'What a Bringdown' to Jack Bruce's classics like 'I Feel Free', 'I'm so glad', 'strange brew', 'politician' & 'born under a bad sign'. Clapton people get 'Sunshine of your love', 'crossroads' and the 'anyone for tennis' novelty. GOOD remastering and sound! Cream's first single is track one 'Wrapping Paper', a very cool lost 45 highlight.....'SWLABR' (you'll remember it when you hear it) and 'Tales of Brave Ulysses' are here, too, in enhanced mellotron atmosphere.... SOOOO, why did Cream break up? They only worked from mid 1966 (after working with Graham Bond, John Mayall, Alexis Koerner) to late 1968, about two years. Listen and discuss.........
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Lots Of Cream Stuff I Had Not Heard Before.
Oct 3 2012
By J. Thompson
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Format:Audio CD
I am an Eric Clapton fan, but apart from I Feel Free, Sunshine Of Your Love, White Room and Badge, I have heard very little of Cream.
I love the aforementioned songs and Crossroads (live), all of which are included on The Complete Eric Calpton 2 CD set.
Cream debuted at around the same time as The Beatles and Jimi Hendrix were pushing the boundries of rock further than ever before, certainly Cream influenced many subsequent rock artists from the mid 1960s onwards.
Cream are not really my favourite sound, especially the jams on the live disc, but clearly have made a significant mark in the history of rock.
Note both discs run for almost 80 minutes, so good value for money.
I love the aforementioned songs and Crossroads (live), all of which are included on The Complete Eric Calpton 2 CD set.
Cream debuted at around the same time as The Beatles and Jimi Hendrix were pushing the boundries of rock further than ever before, certainly Cream influenced many subsequent rock artists from the mid 1960s onwards.
Cream are not really my favourite sound, especially the jams on the live disc, but clearly have made a significant mark in the history of rock.
Note both discs run for almost 80 minutes, so good value for money.
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