Two disk set, one studio/one live, that showcase one of the first "Supergroups".  Three virtuosos, Clapton, Bruce and Baker flaunt their respective talents on all songs. The selection opens with the  classic, "White Room", one of Cream penned hits. A brilliant cover of "Sitting On Top of the World" allows each member to demonstrate their chops. "Passing the Time" is a melodic tune with strings and light percussion during the verse, that segues into am uptempo chorus. "Pressed Rat and Warthog" is a trippy Baker spoken tune. Bruce's ripping "Politician" with it's catchy riff is a wonderfully heavy classic. "Those Were the Days" is a brilliant song with unusual harmonies through out. The studio album was assisted (produced and various instruments) by Felix Pappalardi, of Mountain fame. I was a little disturbed to hear how the limitations of sound recording technology of the time were not well corrected on this release.  None the less, a series of hits that define this group appear on the studio disk, and the live disk showcases the chemistry and energy this band exhibited.