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The Meteoric Rise and Fall of Supergroup Cream
In 1966, three of Britain’s most formidable musicians set aside bitter personal rivalries to form Cream, pioneering a heavy, improvisational sound that conquered global arenas. Yet as onstage volume wars and creative friction spiralled out of control, the very volatility that made rock's first supergroup revolutionary threatened to tear them apart. For all business enquiries email - matthew@studionumbersix.com *Disclaimer: I have a speech impediment so I use an AI voice over, the script is written by me and the video is edited by two people (both very much humans).
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