FTA: "He says, "They're just copying us. We've been through all that. To be honest I'm surprised they stayed together as long as they did and I think they've gone as far as they can together." "

I have no response to this.

I like the Bee Gee's. Doesnt care what subby or anyone else thinks. I did see them on Sunday morning this week singing live and they really do need to hang it up. Lawn etc.

Ah. Ah. Ah. Ah. Singin' too high! Singin' too high!

Stayin' Alive has one of the best basslines ever.

Coiled Hot 1: I like the Bee Gee's. Doesnt care what subby or anyone else thinks. I did see them on Sunday morning this week singing live and they really do need to hang it up. Lawn etc.

This. One of the most underated in so many categories; singing, musicianship, songwriting, harmonies

This is the number one argument for Subby being a moron.

I thought the Bee Gees said they would be no more since Maurice died.

I love the pre-disco Bee Gees stuff, and still listen to their 1967-70 recordings all the time. Beautiful mod-baroque vocal pop.

I thought they broke up after Michael Hutchence died...?

CarnySaur: I thought the Bee Gees said they would be no more since Maurice died.

According to CBS Sunday morning, who did a nice profile on them, they've recently gotten beyond that and are ready to start over.

He was funny on American Idol. Couldn't sing through his fake teeth

"I'm not Bill O'Reilly!! You start and SMART TALK with ME, and I will END IT!! I didn't go to your hasty pudding, 'Let's all dress up like girls' school! I grew up on the streets of SYDNEY!! And no matter where I am in the studio-o-o-o.. I'm never more than fi-i-ve seconds away from a gu-u-unn!"

carmody: I love the pre-disco Bee Gees stuff, and still listen to their 1967-70 recordings all the time. Beautiful mod-baroque vocal pop.

This. Plus, many like the Bee Gees not knowing they wrote the song

Is subby startin' a joke?

In the event of something happening to me...

ScotterOtter: carmody: I love the pre-disco Bee Gees stuff, and still listen to their 1967-70 recordings all the time. Beautiful mod-baroque vocal pop.

This. Plus, many like the Bee Gees not knowing they wrote the song

Subbys a douche
I Started A Joke (new window)
Massachusetts (new window)
How Can You Mend a Broken Heart (new window)
Lonely Days (new window)

Elephantman: ScotterOtter: carmody: I love the pre-disco Bee Gees stuff, and still listen to their 1967-70 recordings all the time. Beautiful mod-baroque vocal pop.

This. Plus, many like the Bee Gees not knowing they wrote the song

Subbys a douche
I Started A Joke (new window)
Massachusetts (new window)
How Can You Mend a Broken Heart (new window)
Lonely Days (new window)

Thanks, dude. I was hoping someone would do this. I was born in '75, so I know them as the Grease/Saturday Night Fever band, but I have a musician uncle who loves them. I figured their pre-disco stuff was pro'bly good, but never bothered checking it out.

Elephantman: ScotterOtter: carmody: I love the pre-disco Bee Gees stuff, and still listen to their 1967-70 recordings all the time. Beautiful mod-baroque vocal pop.

This. Plus, many like the Bee Gees not knowing they wrote the song

Subbys a douche
I Started A Joke (new window)
Massachusetts (new window)
How Can You Mend a Broken Heart (new window)
Lonely Days (new window)

Plus, some they wrote but the songs were sung by other performers
Yvonne Elliman, "If I Can't Have You"
Barbra Streisand, "Woman In Love"
Frankie Valli, "Grease (Is The Word)
Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton, "Islands in the Stream"

Admittedly they haven't done much since 2001, but they did have their moments in the groove before then...

ricewater_stool: In the event of something happening to me...

There is something I would like you all to see...

New York Mining Disaster & To Love Somebody (new window)

I Can't See Nobody (new window) Fark, I love this song.
Holiday (new window)
I Started a Joke (new window)
Words (new window)
Spicks and Specks (new window)

Oh, and subby, before you finally reach for that rusty screwdriver, here's a little exit music from 2001... (new window)

We all can have guilty pleasures (yup), cant we?

/foot tappin' music

Oopsie, wrong thread.

The Bee Gees are the prime example of a guilty pleasure band/guilty pleasure music. You love the music, but you never want to admit it.

/Likes the Bee Gees.

Oh, Barry, one more thing: Both bands got their start ripping off The Beatles.

/just saying
//actually likes The Bee Gees, especially Odessa