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1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Disraeli Gears review Aug 13, 2009 Got some interesting insight into the making of the album, including exactly how Clapton played some key riffs and an excellent insight into Baker's use of African rhythms for Sunshine of Your Love, etc. If you want to dig deeper into the making of the album, then get this DVD.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
The definative story of Disreali Gears!!! A must for Cream fans!!! Aug 21, 2008 If you are a Cream fan,than this will be a welcome addition to your Cream DVD collection!!! Includes the original 50 minute program as well some 30 minutes of additional footage!!! Great interviews and performances,a great documentary on this 1967 classic!!! Disreali Gears is an absolute classic!!! Rock on Cream!!! A+
Those were the days... May 30, 2008 This is a fine look at the making of a classic album with the participation of all the living principals. It should satisfy the curiousity of all interested parties.
Players will find the bonus material to be highly instructive. Never wonder how to play those licks properly again!
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Why Clapton is God & Cream ruled Jul 16, 2007 The Disraeli Gears lp or Buffalo Springfield Again ? I chose Gears, loved Sunshine and the flourescent cover
fit the zeitgeist(was a time a great cover broadcast it's content as the same). Beyond the folky Mother's Lament
it was wonderful to hear three masters explore rock. Too bad producer Felix Pappalardi is gone now.
The details recalled are deliciously presented; loved the flashes of female breasts and vintage pix/film(VH1 edits all, so PC). Have Hendrix's Electric Ladyland this series too, can't say enough for the research and presentation.
I listened with renewed interest to Dance the Night Away and Tales of Brave Ulysses, even dug out Pete Brown's
Battered Ornaments. Watching Eric replay specific classics was a true joy.
10 of 16 found the following review helpful:
Just interviews and almost no performances Jul 10, 2007 I just want to warn anyone who thinks that this DVD contains footage of Cream performing their songs that they perform just one song, "Tales Of Brave Ulysses" -- and you won't find it by watching the movie. You have to click on "Bonus Selections" to find it.
Otherwise, the movie is just interviews with band members and others reminiscing about the songs on the album.
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