Customer Reviews

Fabulous!: A Photographic Diary of Studio 54

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Bobby Miller is a friend and an artist. That's how I know him. He is a fun and fabulous friend, and his art in uncompromised and unadulterated fun and fabulousness. Let him take you by the hand into the womb of the 70's: smell the smoke, the sweat, the cheap cologne. ( Stained dresses were a dime a dozen, I'm sure.) This book is a pictographic history of the big bang of the Age of Aquarius. It's an authentic item for those culturally inclined, no matter what your persuasion. Give it to yourself and think of it as a history book with lots of pictures (and great writing, too)!

I found out that this photographic book is really bizarre, however you will enjoy it if you are a Disco-culture lover. Get it!

How great to find a collection of photographs successfully depicting a slice of amazing history. And the anecdotes and text are both entertaining and informative. Mr. Miller is an unknown master waiting to be discovered. This is the consumate report on the legendary nightclub of the seventies. A great gift item for the serious seventies affectionado.

What a wonderful work. Clearly, Mr. Miller has a terrific eye and can capture the glit, glam, feels and smells of what Studio 54 must have been like. If only I could have been there too. Alas, I'm too young for that, but at least I can see what life was like in the golden age. Signed, A Fan From Ophir There

After searching websites and finding some pretty interesting pictures, I expected this book to really contain what it boasts "downright shocking.... astounding", but doesn't show half of what is shown on the internet! Honestly I was disappointed - but DEFINITELY look at Studio 54: A Legend. Absolutely worth it - much more story and TRUELY Fabulous! pictures!!!

I liked these photos and the text that went with them. I felt as though I was really there and enjoying the period. A book of great historical value.

I was very disapointed when I saw how thin this book was,and there should have been a lot more pictures in the book.Studio 54 was an iconic place,and I don't recomend this book to anyone.There should be more books with 300 to 500 pics.Not this one.I might even get rid of it.That's how upset I am about this book.

Gives you a great idea on what the club-life was like in late 70s and early 80s...