Rating : 10/10

13 December 2000

The first time I listened this single, I hated it! But when I re-thought about it (to tell you the truth, a close friend of mine said that she had never heard "guitar dance music". She said it was cool.) I realised that Eric is so great that his music can easily be adapted to many music styles (Polifacetic {not sure about spelling, sorry}, and useful in order to introduce to "dance music lovers" a little taste of good blues music with a backing rhythm of dance).

The lyrics are fine, the music is better. Remember that adaptability and various playing style property of EC, remark that he played:

-Reggae (Knocking On Heaven's Door).
-Country (Lay Down Sally).
-Ballad (Wonderful Tonight).
-White blues (Tears In Heaven).
-Black blues (Help The Poor, in "Riding With The King")
-Rock (Layla).

and now
-Dance ((I) Get Lost)

These are just some examples, but... one remarkable thing is, if you haven't noticed, there is always a good taste of blues in his technique. Remember that EC couldn't fool us with his group "Derek and the Dominoes". His playing skills betrayed his hidden identity.

Rating : 8/10

19 November 2000

When I first heard this song, I heard it on the Chronicles album. At first I was unsure of this as I am not a dance fan. But the more I listened to it, the more I liked it, I realized this wasn't a standard dance tune.

EC's voice is great and the acoustic fills he does are great too. I prefer the soundtrack version, which is a non dance version, but both are great songs.

Rating : 8/10

5 October 2000

This single has been released twice that I know of! I think that this one is the best. The last version has 7 versions of "(I) Get Lost". Personally that far too much for a single.
I'm not into 'dance' music so the Radio Edit is not my cup of tea! The album version is good (taken from Chronicles) and the best has to be "Main Title" taken from "The Story Of Us" Soundtrack. A great acoustic version.