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Consists entirely of four previously unreleased, lengthy instrumental jams recorded in March 1969. These include the notably long "Jam No.1: Very Long & Good Jam" and the rare "Change Of Address Jam". Packaging: If you meant something else — like a
– The riff-heavy opener that set the tone for the 70s. Packaging: – The riff-heavy opener that set the
In 1969, the rock world was set ablaze by the formation of Blind Faith , the industry's first true "supergroup," featuring Eric Clapton Ginger Baker Steve Winwood of Traffic, and Critics hailed it
In the summer of 1969, a supergroup named Blind Faith released its one and only album. It was a masterpiece of ambition and fracture: Eric Clapton’s guitar, Steve Winwood’s voice, Ginger Baker’s drumming, Ric Grech’s bass. Critics hailed it. Fans bought it. And within months, the band imploded. Yet decades later, the album keeps resurfacing—in remasters, live outtakes, and now, in the cryptic phrase “blind+faith+blind+faith+deluxe+edition+universal+2+cdsrar+exclusive.” This string of words, ugly and functional, is a digital artifact. But it perfectly captures a human truth: we crave deluxe editions of our own blind faith. We repackage what failed us, add bonus tracks, and call it exclusive.