They're considered classics but you don't see why...

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LordMark wrote:
"Layla"

I cannot stand that whiny guitar riff, and the song drags on for 7 freaking minutes. Now, before you Eric Clapton fans eat me alive, please keep in mind that "Sunshine Of Your Love" and "White Room" are 2 of my favourite songs ever recorded.


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Luckily for me I'm too young and my parents really aren't the classic rock types (more hippie), so the 7 minute version I was spared from. I agree it's pretty terrible.

But I did get into music in the 90s, so the acoustic version is what I heard first and I actually dig it. Yes it doesn't have the "amazing guitar" part, but is by far a much better arrangement of the song (imo). Actually I like this unplugged album more than any other Clapton album. His voice sounds better with these arrangements. I don't think he's that great of a blues singer (blasphemy?)...

Funny enough I absolutely adore Sunshine and White Room... but they actually are more attributed to Jack Bruce than Clapton according to wikipedia.


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Most classics actually make perfect sense to me, but that likely means I see classics differently.

To me, the classics are often the bread and butter of music. It's the easy to digest, yet emotionally and mentally captivating.

To a electronic music geek, Stockhausen is a classic. But I'd disagree. Pivotal and great and important, but not classic as not bread and butter.
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Layla is the best song clapton played on.
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The only real version of Layla is the original 7 minute one and the 4 minute piano outro is the best part.
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Daydreamer wrote:
The only real version of Layla is the original 7 minute one and the 4 minute piano outro is the best part.


Exactly, Whenever I turn on the radio and hear the end portion of layla, I am very happy about it.
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