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    Posted: May 30 2016 at 04:15
Two of the most quintisential psychadelic rock proper albums whos collourfull art cover work seems to inspire new generations of vivid collours, most magical sounds put together, so well-crafted and historicly important albums, changed the game of music for ever-




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Cream by very far
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Cream are Creaming the Zombies 
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If it came down to Wheels of Fire vs. Odessey and Oracle, without a doubt it would be Cream. Between these two, I've got a dilemma, but I'll go with Cream anyway. Odessey and Oracle is great, though!
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Disraeli Gears for me as well. I rather enjoy The Zombies album but it is so rarely I play it these days. I do remember being very fond of Time Of The Season a few summer's back, and every time my friends and I were at a get-together drinking beers and shooting the breeze - this particular track always got airplay.
Still, Clapton on drugs beats out almost anything from that era. He may have saved his life when he laid off the juices, but he never reproduced those wild and terrifyingly beautiful guitar stints of his. He tried, and many a critics prefer his more streamlined bluesman ways, but to me he lost his nerve and part of what made him so damn good.
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Points: 1774 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 30 2016 at 10:48
Cream, classic album.

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Cream, by a long shot.
And Wheels Of Fire whips Disraeli..........
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