Summary: While the Beatles were squabbling amongst themselves in the seventies, Capitol took the opportunity to put out any number of compilation albums picking apart film music, ballads, rock 'n roll, nominal rarities and more. The public would buy anything they put out, so Capitol no longer reached for the highest bar. This would result in the current state, where the "shareholders" must completely agree -- a policy that has greatly improved the product, but also reduced the frequency.
