EDITORIAL REVIEWS .COM The mid-70s belonged to a group of hopelessly plaid Scotsmen who named themselves after a northern Michigan resort town. With an affect on fans that resembled Beatlemania in terms of screaming fainting and pledges of undying love the Bay City Rollers enjoyed a string of U.K. pop hits along with modest American success. In retrospect the band s music is still sugary enough to give listeners a toothache however there is a certain charming innocence to tunes like Saturday Night Summer Love Sensation and (of course) Shang-a-Lang. Boy-band nosta ia anyone? --S. Duda