70's Party Classics/KillersVarious Artists
Release Date: 02/09/1998
Original Release:
1998
# of Discs:
1
J&R Item # 273491_CD
UPC # 081227523329
Label: Rhino Records (USA)
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Disc: 1
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Performer: Various Artists
Producer: David McLees (Compilation); Gary Stewart (Compilation) Distributor: WEA (Distributor) Notes: Audio Remasterers: Andrew Garver; Bill Inglot. Liner Note Author: Don Waller. Photographer: Hugh Brown. The idea behind '70s Party Killers is that this collection contains 12 of the "worst" singles of all-time -- kitschy, schlocky soft-rock hits from the '70s that are guaranteed to kill a party. It's also a clever way for Rhino to recycle all the songs that they've already licensed for Have A Nice Day! Super Hits of the '70s -- all but two of these songs, (Paul Anka's "(You're) Having My Baby" and Clint Holmes' "Playground in My Mind") are on that multi-volume series. For some, it will be nice to have all these kitsch classics on one CD, but it's a little frustrating to see Rhino recycle "The Night Chicago Died," "Billy, Don't Be a Hero," "Feelings," "Sometimes When We Touch," "Afternoon Delight," "Torn Between Two Lovers," "The Candy Man," "Escape (The Pina Colada Song)" and "Muskrat Love" once again. And if you're thinking of using this disc as a party killer, keep in mind that for a certain generation -- one that's younger than you may think -- this is party music. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine The idea behind 70s Party Classics/Killers is that this collection contains 12 of the "worst" singles of all time; they're kitschy, schlocky soft rock hits from the '70s that are guaranteed to kill a party. It's also a clever way for Rhino to recycle all the songs that they've already licensed for Have a Nice Day: Super Hits of the '70s; all but two of these songs, (Paul Anka's "(You're) Having My Baby" and Clint Holmes' "Playground in My Mind") are on that multi-volume series. It is nice to have all these kitsch classics on one CD, but it's a little frustrating to see Rhino recycle "The Night Chicago Died," "Billy, Don't Be a Hero," "Feelings," "Sometimes When We Touch," "Afternoon Delight," "Torn Between Two Lovers," "The Candy Man," "Escape (The Pi�a Colada Song)" and "Muskrat Love" once again. And if you're thinking of using this disc as a party killer, keep in mind that for a certain generation -- one that's younger than you may think -- this is party music. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
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