Cream: Live Cream (1970)
Kronomyth 6.0: SHORT LIVE CREAM! Recordings of Cream’s live shows in San Francisco from the Spring of 1968 sprung up on two posthumous…
Category: Cream
Cream: Goodbye (1969)
A Third Wheel of Fire, or Cream Goes Out with a Badge. Why did Cream have to break up? I blame Yoko.
Cream Discography
Cream was the original power trio and one of the leading proponents of the psychedelic blues-rock that would later morph into progressive rock….
Cream: BBC Sessions (2003)
Kronomyth 12.0: The Baker Bruce Clapton Sessions. Thirty years on and thensum, the BBC released recordings of another BBC—Baker, Bruce and Clapton—that capture…
Cream: “Crossroads” (1969)
Kronomyth 3.2: PAST TIME (FOR WHOM THE TUBULAR BELL TOLLS). The second single from Wheels of Fire came from the Fillmore side, a…
Cream: “Sunshine of Your Love” (1968)
Kronomyth 2.1: SUNSHINE RAINBOW. This was technically the first single from the band’s second album, since “Strange Brew” was released as a non-album…
Cream: Disraeli Gears (1967)
Kronomyth 2.0: SO MANY FANTASTIC COLORS. Cream’s second album is one of the earliest examples of progressive rock. Compared to other “artifacts” from…
Cream: Fresh Cream (1966)
Kronomyth 1.0: HALF AND HALF. When Fresh Cream spilled out of the speakers, there was no cleaning up the mess it made. The…
[Review] School of Rock: Music From And Inspired By The Motion Picture (2003)
Not the schooling in classic rock it should have been, but if you saw the movie you only have yourself to blame.
[Review] Blind Faith (1969)
A supergroup for the ages, featuring the principal members of Cream and Traffic. Plus the bass player from Family.
Cream: Gigantes del Pop, Vol. 23 (1981)
Bearing in mind that the sound quality on this cassette curdled years ago, it goes without saying that the “orange” rating applies to…