"Super Model" captures Cream in a reunion performance, a release that offered fans a look back at the legendary trio decades after their initial breakup.
- The album was recorded live during Cream's reunion concerts at the Royal Albert Hall in London.
- This marked the band's first new material in over 30 years, following their farewell tour in 1968 and subsequent reunions.
- While not a studio album, "Super Model" was released to mixed reviews, with some critics praising the band's enduring musicianship and others finding it largely of archival interest.
Cream is a British rock band formed in London in 1966. They are one of the most influential power trios of the 1960s, known for their psychedelic blues-rock. Cream’s 2005 album “Super Model” was released on June 8th on the Unknown label, categorizing it within the classic rock and hard rock genres.
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