http://www.moviemusic.com/comments.asp?id=saturdaynightfever

The most recent review of the SNF phenomenon:

"Everyone involved in the making of this film and soundtrack are the sort of persons you would fear to leave alone with your teenage daughter. All that pigeon chested strutting and testicle clamping high pitched wailing is not just suspicious, but deeply sinister. In short, this film and soundtrack came straight from Satan's bottom."

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Originally by jimdroberts on 1/14/2005:
Everyone involved in the making of this film and soundtrack are the sort of persons you would fear to leave alone with your teenage daughter. All that pigeon chested strutting and testicle clamping high pitched wailing is not just suspicious, but deeply sinister. In short, this film and soundtrack came straight from Satan's bottom.

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Funny comment...

I myself have always thought that I detested the "wailing" music of Bee Gees, BUT last summer changed everything. One of Finland's amusement parks presented a stage production of SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER, and honestly, the music sounded INCREDIBLY GOOD as performed "live", with slightly updated contemporary arrangements, plus that the dancing of the entire cast was simply breathtaking. Because of this production I actually bought the SNF soundtrack and ever since I have admitted being wrong about the music of Bee Gees and SNF. However, I prefer Tavares' version of "More Than a Woman" much more than the Bee Gees' original (both found on the soundtrack). But the true highlights of SNF soundtrack are the tracks by David "Return To Oz" Shire. His "Manhattan Skyline" and "Salsation" are true delights in the jaunty, melodic style I prefer. And Shire's disco arrangement of Moussorgsky's "Night on Bald Mountain" is also a delightful piece - although RETURN TO OZ it is definitely not!