Tonight on the turntable: Cream - "Disraeli Gears"

[Zomby Woof]

Saw the great documentary "Tom Dowd and the Language of Music" the other night on the Fuse channel. Dowd engineered countless classc albums, and I have been mining my collection, CD and vinyl, for the very best.

This is tonight's selection.

[JeffR]

1. One of the great albums of the 60s.

Has to be listened to on vinyl.

[Stardust]

2. Error: You can't recommend threads from this forum Dang.

Great album.

[Capn Sunshine]

Excellent choice

Always preferred side two ( Start with "Tales of Brave Ulysses")
Plus the vinyl album looks great under black light

Oh, and if you don't have the reunion concert album from last year, it's a must have.

[Zomby Woof]

6. Hard to choose a side

But I grant you side two has its gems - "SWLABR" and "Outside Woman Blues"- the old Blind Joe Reynolds song.

I haven't heard the reunion album, but on DirecTV, a channel called Palladium played a concert from that tour in HD, which I saw a few months ago. I wonder if it's the same show. :thumbsup:

[Capn Sunshine]

3. Excellent choice

Always preferred side two ( Start with "Tales of Brave Ulysses")
Plus the vinyl album looks great under black light

Oh, and if you don't have the reunion concert album from last year, it's a must have.

[Betsy Ross]

4. Played it for my 60th birthday party.

Along with The Dead and The Who.

[old mark]

5. 60 years old and still listening to music....

amazing you can still hear it.

mark

(Just bought myself an SG/Les Paul Custom for my 62nd birthday)

Enjoy the year.

[bluesbassman]

8. Nice Betsy.

Both you and the music have stood the test of time. :hi:

First musical argument I ever got into was wit my 6th grade science teacher. I swore up and down that the band was called Disraeli Gears and the album was Cream. I remember him just smiling at me and shaking his head. That weekend I went and bought the album and man was I embarrassed! :P

[Zomby Woof]

9. I was 5 months old when it came out

:hide:

[BurtWorm]

7. I've been listening to Radiohead and thinking Thom Yorke sounds a lot like Jack Bruce

though I think Jack Bruce has more range.

Falsetto is a strange way to sing, if you ask me. But I like the way Bruce does it.