Title: It's like "Showgirls" but on vinyl
Product review: Listen to the music on this thing and you can understand why there was a backlash against disco in the late 1970's. The beats are robotic, indistinguishable, mind-numbingly dull and barely listenable. Plus, for a broadway star to make a disco-dance record is nuts; this woman was totally out of her element. This would be like Zamfir making a techno record. That said, it is God-awfully hilarious in the sheer depth of its badness. To sing with such conviction over such dreck and dreadfully wretched music tracks takes real balls. It's a performance that can only be rivaled by that of the multi-talented Elizabeth Berkley in "Showgirls". In other words, it's so bad that it just sucks you in and won't let you go.
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