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 The overall performance doesn’t particularly shine, perhaps also due to the presence of tracks like 'My Father’s Eyes,' 'Wonderful Tonight,' and 'River of Tears,' which, frankly, are several steps down from the ones mentioned above.

 Technically, Clapton still offers us good solos and generally good interpretations, but it is, in my opinion, especially the lack of creative and more engaging ideas that fails to make this live take off.

This review evaluates Eric Clapton's 2001 live album 'One More Car, One More Rider.' While it features a broad setlist spanning Clapton's career and solid technical skill, it lacks the creativity and energy to truly stand out. The reviewer appreciates the inclusion of classics but finds some tracks less compelling, leading to a balanced but unexciting overall impression. Discover Eric Clapton’s live performance and decide if 'One More Car, One More Rider' hits the right notes for you!

 "It is an album absolutely to be discarded, an album I technically categorize under pop/rock only because I don’t know where the hell to place it."

 "After you listened to 'Cocaine,' what did this song leave in your soul?"

This review delivers a strong negative critique of Eric Clapton's Slowhand album, challenging its musical classification and overall quality. The reviewer questions the impact of famous tracks like "Cocaine" and "Wonderful Tonight," labeling the album as mediocre and musically flat. Despite being a fan, the author does not hesitate to dismiss the album's value compared to the wider musical landscape. The review ends by reassuring Clapton fans that not all his works fall short. Read this bold review and decide if Eric Clapton's Slowhand lives up to its legendary status!