Title: A true oddity...
Product review: It has been said there is nothing better than seeing a lost performer find his way home. This cd is the exact opposite. The amount of ego in this cd is sad, and I think it only works to cover for Garth's insecurity and personal knowledge about his career. He knows he is the result of marketing. Any album, such as Sevens, that has to sell seven million copies to make up for the cost of advertising, is a marketing tool and not a work of art. Garth's career, although impressive at times, is nothing more than marketing and gimics. Limited edition sets, box sets, double disc sets priced at $10 a pop, etc...Christmas albums rereleased a year later with 3 new tracks...In the end Garth is nothing. What happened to the movie this cd was supposed to represent? Garth is a true failure...his fans can hide behind statistics...but marketing is what has propped him up.
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