Ok, there are lots of threads with "who is the better band" themes. Now, how about we break them down. Who has the better bass, drums, vocals, and guitar?
Ok, Power Trio Megagroup Battle Time. Neither were together for very long...
Cream
Technically a supergroup. One of the bands that set the origin for heavy metal. Had a trio of musicians deeply rooted in blues music. Ginger Baker was a phenomenal drummer, Jack Bruce had a great voice and is considered one of the greatest bassists of all time, esp. with a fretless bass, Eric Clapton played guitar and was probably at his best when with Cream. The band was only around from 66-68, but made a lasting impression on music. Not touring anymore except for reunion tours a few years ago. Magnum Opus: Disraeli Gears
Eric Clapton - guitar
Jack Bruce - bass
Ginger Baker - drums
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The Jimi Hendrix Experience
Hendrix couldn't make it in America, playing a guitar as if it were part of his body, a right handed guitar, upside down, restrung, playing left-handed (gave one of them to Stephen Stills), he went to Great Britain, where he was discovered by Animals bassist, Chas Chandler. They got a group together. Mitch Mitchell would be his drummer, one of the hardest hitting of all time, and Noel Redding a guitarist turned bassist. Band fallouts would lead to breakups and reunions, though Mitchell always would remain Hendrix's partner, Hendrix once punched Redding out on stage. Lasted from 66-70. No longer touring, RIP Jimi. Mitch Mitchell was originall asked to be the drummer with Keith Emerson and Greg Lake, but turned it down, and passed the idea to Jimi, who agreed, and was going to jam with them and new drummer Carl Palmer, but died before he got the chance... Magnum Opus - Electric Ladyland
Jimi Hendrix - guitar
Noel Redding - bass
Mitch Mitchell - drums
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Ok, now vote for who is the better of the musicians in their respected categories (DO NOT CLICK THEM ALL)
Vocals:
Jack Bruce - Cream
Jimi Hendrix - The Jimi Hendrix Experience
Bass:
Jack Bruce - Cream
Noel Redding - The Jimi Hendrix Experience
Drums:
Ginger Baker - Cream
Mitch Mitchell - The Jimi Hendrix Experience
Guitar:
Eric Clapton - Cream
Jimi Hendrix - The Jimi Hendrix Experience
and
Overall:
Cream
The Jimi Hendrix Experience

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