Cream - Born Under A Bad Sign (Royal Albert Hall 2005) (13 of 22) video free download

Morgan Sadassivame

Magnifique 

Dexter Berglund

Sounds amazing but just doesn't quite beat Albert kings and Steve Ray Vaughan in session !!

michael Diamond

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John Howard

Brilliant! The masters of real rock and roll.

Amanda Kirowsky

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Paul ofTarsus

thats the real stuff

Paul ofTarsus

Lol, my hero Bruce looks like he hasnt combed his hair for a month, but he plays like the Master he is. Woot.

MrSnapy1

RIP Jack Bruce I actually prefer the lyrics in this song over the original.

suffolknwhatuk

Why do so many people compare this performance to the Wheels Of Fire recording? There are so many years in between that you cannot expect the same performance. It is amazing that Jack is still singing so powerfully, considering his health issues at the time, and his bass was still up there with the best. Alright, the strat is never going to have the same tone as the Gibson, but Clapton has the right to chose his weapon. I just wish my band could do this song as well as this!

Scott Gallagher

Never got what all the fuss was about Clapton. Anybody have any suggestions where to look to find his best work? Otherwise I'm ruling OVERRATED. 

andy fiat

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Alberto Baños

Escuchar esta version con las lineas del bajo de Bruce es espectacular. La misma sensancion que con esa otra version de Hendrix con Cox. Un tema para escuchar una, diez, cien veces y no dejar de emocionarse. Y cuando usaba el EB-3 de Gibson mejor aún.RIP Jack

Sandu Florea

great

handyhanks

BAD LUCK !

William Flosi Sr.

Sucks compared to the original studio version!!

E Schur

This version sucks major balls. In the studio version Baker is just huge, here he is almost useless. Embarrassing even. Clapton is also pretty damn disappointing.

Robert Ironside

They sound like a bunch of thinned out geezers who cringe at the sound of a Marshall and a Gibson. It's okay. People can argue up and down at how much BETTER they are now [were in Jack's case RIP] but the fact is, they've geezed out on this show and sound not nearly as excited, fresh and powerful that was there when they pushed each other on a daily basis as players and passionate, hungry individuals [even if they were pretty drugged out and drunk a lot of the time in the old days]. I'd love to hear Eric pick up a Gibson and really lay into it. He's a Gibson player on a strat and doesn't listen to himself nearly as closely as he did when on the Gibby's. He's not a dyed in the wool strat player. He's a Gibson guy retired on a Strat. Beck is a true strat master. Blackmore is a true strat master. Page has to play a Gibson because if you make a mistake on a Gibby, the world pretty much comes to an end and Page needs that [even if he's arthritic, he still has the balls to play the Gibby's]. IF I had Clapton at my house this instant, I'd tell him to stop fucking around with Fenders. I was happy for the back to the Cradle album because he cared enough about the songs to play Gibby's for many of the songs [if not Les Paul's or ES's]. At any rate, I don't give a flying shite what anybody else thinks about his playing... it's about how a player reacts to a MAKE and design. Some guys are fantastic Fender lads and there are guys who it makes me cringe when they switch up from Gibson to Fender and the same goes the other way around. :-)) Clapton was only God on a Les Paul :-)))))

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