Title: How To Kill Many Careers In One Bold Stroke
Review: Rarely has there been one album released that was so important. This album is important in the same way that Hiroshima, Jonestown, and Lockerbie are important. The sheer carnage from a tragedy this bad is staggering. Before this album and film, the careers of Peter Frampton, The Bee Gees, and impresario Robert Stigwood were on such a high, they could do no wrong. Then, they did this. Frampton and Stigwood disappeared, and The Bee Gees have never really gotten the magic back. It wasn't punk rock that killed disco... it was this project. Do not buy this CD unless you are giving it as a gift to someone you hate.
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