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Mixed or average reviews- based on 21 Ratings
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Positive: 6 out of 21
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Mixed: 4 out of 21
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Frankie4FingersDec 6, 2005Bought it knowing that he's been on the decline for years. Listened to first couple tracks. Baby noises as music? How precious. Tossed it in the trash.
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RosNov 12, 2005Have loved Eric Claptons work for most of my life. Bought the CD, listened to it once and haven't took it out of its case since. Sorry Eric!
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ScottFSep 19, 2005
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MorganKSep 4, 2005Well - Clapton's sucked for all 25 of my years, and, guess what!, he still sucks. Is anyone surprised? Oh? You love Clapton and just discovered SRV last yhear? Yeah, that means your opinion is irrelevant!! bah!
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robertsSep 10, 2005I am a huge clapton fan.This c.d.is horrible.Elton John has taken over eric's body. Eric is tainting his stellar reputation with this crap. Simon Climie;Who?and Why?
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FlowerChildSep 7, 2005Horrible! He should of included the theme from "little House On The Prairie". Predictable & boring. The Clapton I once new as a young girl is GONE. No longer does he exhibit uniqueness. In addition...why all the pics of the wife that on a scale of 1 to 10 is a 3. Who cares! Sorry I bought it! Already sold it back to the used CD store!
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wanglSep 1, 2005Clapton=Crap Tonne
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XmanBluesSep 4, 2005I'm selling my CD back to the used CD store and I know nobody will want to buy after. What a waste of money and time. I'm still wondering what happened??
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ThomasHSep 5, 2005Eric, please retire. These songs of yours they get me nowhere.
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Entertainment Weekly[An] overblown and underwhelming batch of MOR gruel. [2 Sep 2005, p.81]
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The New York TimesYet heartfelt as his sentiments may be, the songs are a letdown: there's neither angst nor exaltation, just tidiness. [29 Aug 2005]
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A couple of indiscretions taint the disc, but hey, nobody's perfect.