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Old 09-06-2011, 05:44 AM   #2561 (permalink)
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^^i think you need to edit that, i nominated Disraeli Gears, not Fresh Cream
Sorted. Thats what happens when I do technical stuff on a computer, when I`m still half a sleep in the morning.
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Old 09-06-2011, 06:32 AM   #2562 (permalink)
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^^ok

here's my take:-

Cream

I'll have to go with this, really. Having a jazz rhythm section playing blooz is classy, and the songs themselves are ingeious, with really interesting and somewhat bizarre imagery. And it has the fiercest leads ever from Clapton.

Hendrix

I would vote this if this was the expanded edition with the A and B-Sides of his early singles. As it is, it is Hendrix 101, with only the title track being the stand-out track.

The 'Oo

I actually wanted to put Sell-Out but heck, let's give the other two a chance. Spoilt by a totally pointless meandering Underture, where they noodle over a two-chord structure, I also found the short linking songs to be better than the "actual" songs.

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Old 09-06-2011, 06:41 AM   #2563 (permalink)
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Hendrix

I would vote this if this was the expanded edition with the A and B-Sides of his early singles. As it is, it is Hendrix 101, with only the title track being the stand-out track.

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Given that their are two versions of the The Jimi Hendrix album, I guess we can vote for any version. When I think of AYE? its actually with the singles included as that is the version I have on CD (the band members with a dark background) I put the yellow cover as I`m certain this was the original version when it was released first here in the UK. As far as I know the version that was released in the USA includes all the singles, whereas the British version is without the singles, for that reason both versions are valid. Admittedly, the version without the singles is a great album but with the singles it becomes one of the greatest of all time.
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Given that their are two versions of the The Jimi Hendrix album, I guess we can vote for any version. When I think of AYE? its actually with the singles included as that is the version I have on CD (the band members with a dark background) I put the yellow cover as I`m certain this was the original version when it was released first here in the UK. As far as I know the version that was released in the USA includes all the singles, whereas the British version is without the singles, for that reason both versions are valid. Admittedly, the version without the singles is a great album but with the singles it becomes one of the greatest of all time.
i believe both versions originally didn't have the singles but had different track lists, and two different versions of Red House - me i prefer the psychedelic British version, but on current issues, it's the bloozy version, so..........
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Old 09-06-2011, 08:29 AM   #2565 (permalink)
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i believe both versions originally didn't have the singles but had different track lists, and two different versions of Red House - me i prefer the psychedelic British version, but on current issues, it's the bloozy version, so..........
This link has the explanation and more or less matches your suggestion, but if you ask me the whole thing is rather confusing, especially with all the reissues of the album. Anybody getting this album should get one of the reissues, its a matter of opinion about which one though.

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The yellow cover version is actually the US cover whereas the dark cover is the UK and international cover, now thats straight-forward enough.
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i think the perfect version of AYE should have all the singles, b-sides and BOTH versions of Red House

i only have the Brit version on a comp
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although have their place....i still listen to Tommy....often
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Always preferred The Who Sell Out to any of their other albums, and Cream sounds a bit dated for my taste.
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I voted Disraeli Gears. If it were Electric Ladyland and Who's Next it would have been a much tougher choice.
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