Cream- Heavy Cream-2xLP

Heavy Cream offers a compelling snapshot of one of rock’s most formidable power trios, capturing both studio precision and live spontaneity. This 1972 compilation brings together classics like "White Room" and "Badge," the latter co-written by George Harrison, which adds an unexpected twist to Cream’s blues-rock foundation. The inclusion of the live "Crossroads," recorded at the Fillmore in 1968, showcases Eric Clapton’s legendary guitar improvisation, giving listeners a direct line to the energy that defined the band’s live performances. The album’s reach onto the US Billboard 200 at number 135 underscores its sustained resonance with early ’70s audiences. Expect minor surface marks or light paper scuffs that won’t overshadow the music itself, making it a practical choice for those who want to enjoy Cream’s dynamic range without fuss. The 12-inch format presents these tracks in a way that’s as straightforward as the band’s approach, leaving the spotlight firmly on the music rather than any elaborate packaging. If your collection likes a bit of rock history with a touch of live grit, this one fits neatly on the shelf—no need to dig any deeper than the grooves. Available here as a vinyl record.

Sound samples are included to help you get a feel for the music, but they may not always match the exact pressing or track version of the record listed. When in doubt, trust the photos and pressing information - that's the actual record you're buying.