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Cream BEST OF CREAM (LP) VinylThe first of a long line of Cream anthologies, the 1969 Best of Cream (released originally on Atco, since reissued on Polydor) was a ten track compilation featuring nearly all of Cream's U. K. and U. S. single hits. The exceptions were "Wrapping Paper" and "Anyone for Tennis," which were not much missed, especially when instead you got tracks like "Born Under a Bad Sign" and "Tales of Brave Ulysses." In fact, for a long time Best of Cream served as

when the Byrds-gone-new-wave jangle of Peter Buck's guitar and the inscrutable murmurs of curly-headed frontman Michael Stipe ruled the college-rock roost and set the standard for what came to be known as "alternative rock

From the complex upward progressions of "You Still Believe In Me" to the heartbeat bass of "Don't Talk (Put Your Head On My Shoulder)

but these guys are professionals fully in control of the situation

On the heavy

Carlos Alomar (guitar

There's not a whole lot of enthusiasm for revelry

) Beneath those surface suspicions

alternative method is to cut the sound into the soft lacquer coating on a nickel disc - the first of several steps leading to the production of a stamper to press the vinyl

"Hard Luck Woman" became a veritable anthem--sung by Peter Criss

Jeremiah Green (drums

Joe Cole ("100%" and "JC")

" The album's biggest hit "Touch Me

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