Cream - N.S.U. (Royal Albert Hall 2005) (6 of 22)

[TheBrianthesod]

I think the question about bass drums is answered by the name Eric Delaney! I believe he was the first! But some-one may correct me!

[wardka]

Who said this was laid back? This is most definitely NOT laid back! It's amazingly intricate for a power trio with no bells and whistles. Clapton's guitar tone is astonishing, somehow a little like Leslie West without a Les Paul. I do miss the wah-wah though, and I also miss the fuzz sound on the bass that was so favored back in the day. I guess they didn't want to sound dated.

[beckjuly100]

this is sublime! dang! I wish cream would never never stop! thank you theeshrimpking!

[staernpeder]

Was Ginger Baker the first drummer with two bass drums?

[rippersk8er]

@staernpeder I think keith moon had some before, but i dont know who was the first one...

[staernpeder]

@rippersk8er Ok. But one question more: Is Ginger really using the two bass drums at the same time on any single song this concert??

[cece33372]

amazing band!!

[stivendog]

Freakin awesome especially starting at 3:30.

[stivendog]

Thanks for posting threeshrimpking!

[Neuandy58]

Einfach Super !!!!!!!!!!!!

[lewars1912]

3:08 Yay!!

[claptongroupie]

I'm back again to watch it, Dear Santa, all I want for Christmas is this dvd :-)

[claptongroupie]

SWEET!!! thanks so much for sharing

[makokan2000]

excellent and Ive done this for years

[happyenjoytime]

Jack's voice still deep dark & creamy ... the trio magnifico!!!