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Cream- CREAM: Their Fully Authorized Story- DVD & CD- 28.03.2008-
- Imperor Media Holding SL/Impact Film Sales Ltd./Black Hill Pictures GmbH- 4029758862629- 500 grn
CLASSIC ARTISTS Series. Limited Edition.
COMPILATION INCLUDES Previously Unreleased Audio Tracks From 1967.
Released as part of the 'Classic Artists' series, comprising a DVD containing the definitive story of the 60's supergroup told by Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce & Ginger Baker in a combination of rare archive footage & exclusive interview material filmed for this release plus 111 minutes of extras including candid interviews with their rock contemporaries & live performances from 1967 plus BONUS CD featuring 5 digitally remastered Swedish session recordings. Disc 1 of this set is an exhaustive history of Cream, from a detailed examination of the early careers of all three members, to their success and breakup, up to and including the recent reunion concerts in London and New York. There are some very brief performance clips, but in a movie that runs close to two hours there are perhaps two minutes of music. For hard-core Cream fans, this isn't necessarily a bad thing. We learn that Ginger Baker's clashes with Jack Bruce go back to pre-Cream days, when both played with Graham Bond. Baker gets really uncorked about this, which is refreshing in a way, as most rockumentaries are hagiographies that carefully avoid any real criticism. Jack Bruce doesn't really respond to Baker's bitter criticism and appears to shrug it off, so it's hard to see him as the overbearing egotist that Baker accuses him of being. That gives you an idea of the level of detail covered by this film. It's more about the personalities of the musicians than the development of the music, so it's interesting from the standpoint of behind-the-scenes ego clashes. There's more talk about who took credit for which songs (mostly complaints from Baker) then there is about how the songs came together or how the sound developed. The "Classic Albums" disc "Disraeli Gears" is far more informative about the music. The musicians discuss every song in some depth, and Clapton demonstrates the blues riffs they started with and gives you an idea of how the finished song was done. There is some performance footage in the extra features section (along with another 40 minutes or so of interview clips). Very little footage of Cream was ever filmed, and the segment here has been seen before on the out-of-print Fresh Live Cream DVD (or perhaps the so-called Farewell Concert DVD). The camera is stuck right underneath Jack Bruce, so you mostly see him; every so often the camerman swings right to give us a glimpse of Baker and Clapton, but you can tell he's down in front and has little room to maneuver. Again, the performance footage on "Disrael Gears" is much better. You also get a music video for NSU (suprisingly well done for that time), plus two German TV appearances where the band mime two songs. Audio CD with about 40 minutes' worth of previously unreleased live tracks, and this is pretty good stuff. This is a good purchase for hard-core Cream fans.
Housed In A Deluxe Foldout DVD-Sized Digipak With Double Transparent Digipak-Disc-Mounts On The Inside Cover Includes 20 Page Book Filled With Never Before Seen Photos And Detailed Liner Notes And Housed In A One-Side-Closed Cardboard Picture Slipcase With Sticker On Front.
Made In Germany.
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