Years

From

Styles

• Pop
• Disco
• British Invasion

Members

• Alan Kendall
  guitarist
• Barry Gibb
  guitarist, vocalist
• Blue Weaver
  keyboardist
• Dennis Bryon
  drummer
• Maurice Gibb
  keyboardist, bassist, vocalist
• Robin Gibb
  vocalist

Former Members

• Colin Petersen
  drummer
• Vince Melouney
  guitarist

They had millions of hits and released.......

Albums
	The Bee Gees Sing And Play 14 Barry Gibb Songs	1965
	Spicks and Specks	1966
	Bee Gees 1st	1967
	Horizontal	1968
	Idea	1968
	Odessa	1969
	The Best of the Bee Gees, Volume 1	1969
	2 Years On	1970
	Cucumber Castle	1970
	Trafalgar	1971
	To Whom It May Concern	1972
	A Kick In The Head Is Worth Eight In The Pants	1973
	Life In A Tin Can	1973
	The Best of the Bee Gees, Volume 2	1973
	Mr. Natural	1974
	Main Course	1975
	Children of the World	1976
	Here at Last... Bee Gees... Live	1977
	Saturday Night Fever (Soundtrack)	1978
	Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Soundtrack)	1978
	Spirits Having Flown	1979
	Living Eyes	1981
	E.S.P.	1987
	One	1989
	High Civilization	1991
	Bunbury Tails	1992
	Size Isn't Everything	1993
	Still Waters	1997
	One Night Only	1998
	Their Greatest Hits - The Record	2001
	This Is Where I Came In	2001
Singles
	The Battle of the Blue and the Grey	1963
	Timber!	1963
	Claustrophobia	1964
	Peace of Mind	1964
	Turn Around, Look at Me	1964
	Every Day I Have to Cry	1965
	House Without Windows	1965
	I Was a Lover, a Leader of Men	1965
	Wine and Women	1965
	Cherry Red	1966
	Monday's Rain	1966
	Spicks and Specks	1966
	Born a Man	1967
	Holiday	1967
	Massachusetts	1967
	New York Mining Disaster 1941	1967
	Spicks and Specks [reissue]	1967
	To Love Somebody	1967
	World	1967
	I Started a Joke	1968
	I've Gotta Get a Message to You	1968
	Jumbo	1968
	Words	1968
	Don't Forget to Remember	1969
	First of May	1969
	Tomorrow, Tomorrow	1969
	I. O. I. O.	1970
	If Only I Had My Mind on Something Else	1970
	Lonely Days	1970
	Don't Wanna Live Inside Myself	1971
	How Can You Mend a Broken Heart	1971
	Alive	1972
	My World	1972
	Run to Me	1972
	Saw a New Morning	1973
	Wouldn't I Be Someone	1973
	Charade	1974
	Mr. Natural	1974
	Throw a Penny	1974
	Jive talkin'	1975
	Nights on Broadway	1975
	Fanny	1976
	Love So Right	1976
	You Should Be Dancing	1976
	Boogie Child	1977
	Children of the World	1977
	Edge of the Universe	1977
	How Deep Is Your Love	1977
	Night Fever	1978
	Stayin' Alive	1978
	Too Much Heaven	1978
	Love You Inside Out	1979
	Tragedy	1979
	Spirits	1980
	He's a Liar	1981
	Living Eyes	1981
	Someone Belonging to Someone	1983
	The Woman in You	1983
	E.S.P	1987
	You Win Again	1987
	Crazy for Your Love	1988
	One	1989
	Ordinary Lives	1989
	Secret Love	1991
	The Only Love	1991
	When He's Gone	1991
	For Whom the Bell Tolls	1993
	Paying the Price of Love	1993
	How to Fall in Love	1994
	Alone	1997
	I Could Not Love You More	1997
	Still Waters Run Deep	1997
	Ellan Vannin	1998
	Immortality	1998
	This Is Where I Came In	2001

Appearances:

Soundtrack Albums
	Sergent Pepper Lonely Hearts Club Band	1977
	Saturday Night Fever	1978
	Stayin' Alive( shit! half of them must absolute crap!)

and were always on top of some chart or the other.Went into the R'n'R hall Of Fame too from what I hear.One of my friends is a fanatic about them.Not me.I am fanatic about R'n'R.But yes.I got a compilation of theirs on recommendation of my friend and Hell yeah I would say!These guys are good!

                                                       NUMBER ONES  A+

1	Massachusetts	(2:26)
2	World	(3:16)
3	Words	(3:17)
4	I've Got a Message to You	(2:52)
5	I Started a Joke	(3:10)
6	Don't Forget to Remember	(3:29)
7	How Can You Mend a Broken Heart	(3:58)
8	Jive Talkin'	(3:46)
9	You Should Be Dancing	(4:17)
10	How Deep Is Your Love	(4:02)
11	Stayin' Alive	(4:46)
12	Night Fever	(3:30)
13	Too Much Heaven	(4:57)
14	Tragedy	(5:03)
15	More Than a Woman	(3:18)
16	Love You Inside Out	(4:12)
17	You Win Again	(4:03)
18	Man in the Middle

All right I did a search and what I summed up is that 2001's Their Greatest Hits: The Record is far superior because it has got even more hits.So go and buy that instead of this one.

All right You must understand that the BEE GEES songwriting abilities were far superior to their contemporary pop artistes.And I won't even talk about today's pop "artistes".All the songs are good.ALL.Now that we have got that clear we can proceed.So what shall I say.I've told they are good so I can't say that again.And though I know how to digress and start talking about something else I don't know how to bring Black Sabbath into the talk.I am listening to them right now.(Ha!I am reviewing Bee gees And listening to Black Sabbath!How dumb is that!)The record starts with Massachussets (God! I don't know how to spell that!Couldn't they have named the song something simpler?)and the song is beautiful and dripping with emotion.The next song is World and that song is beautiful dripping with emotion.The next....

See folks that's the way it is.Every song is good.The disco hits are on the B side.They are the best disco songs I've ever heard.And that folks should end my essay on Them.

Wooo.I'm on a rewriting spree!That above rant i would say rather then a review is history.Read the new one now.

About listening Bee Gees after 1 month I've started to get the feeling that some of their songs start to bore me.The falsetto again and again..... or maybe it is the greatest hits package that is hurting me.Or maybe it is because of my fanatic friend.(Sorry,but when some person says that Bee Gees were far more original and experimented more then Pink Floyd and The Beatles and Ac/Dc were wimpy compared to Bee Gees I do get the feeling that he is an absolute fanatic.And about that Kid Rock ,The man is absolutely talentless,my friend.I heard his album Cocky or something I don't remember .My review?here you go-All the songs absolutely stink with zero creativity and innovation or thought process.Evidently these concepts are alien to him.Whatever.D- is what it gets and that is to please you.Probably should get E- .To hell with him.(I'm paying him a compliment, go read my R.E.M page.))Yeah Bee Gees wasn't it?I wish I could hit upon as successful a formula as they did and make millions.As is  the motto  nowadays  with the mainstream my first song title would "To hell with creativity"and it would start with a riff that has been used a jillion times before ,insert a rap with plenty of swear words inside them to appease the intellects of the teen of my age ,disguise the song with lot of noise to make it appear new,insert a lot of names of famous co-writers,insert some girl's photo in a bikini on the cover and hey presto!A new work of hhmmmmmm......................................................... ART! 

Yeah well that was a rant.Nevermind  folks stay happy and listen to Bee Gees if you feel sad.On the other hand I would recommend A Hard Days Night 30 minutes of which would probably be more effective then 3 of the Bee Gees Lp's.Save you a lot of money.

Al right,all right I'm not degrading this stuff,it's a mixture of being pissed off and also that my rant above is genuine,and also the fact that a majority of the soft ..good songs bore the shit out of me.And also the fact that these guys are responsible for the disco fad and therefore have played a small part in the bringing of music to this stage not only in the western music scene but in my part of the world also.Mind you it is a very smaaaaaaaaaalllll part but anyways..It is a greatest hits package so i would recommend that you buy it(Assuming you haven't heard of the Bee Gees)But don't go buying their other albums(that is if you are not some rich bastard)by just listening to this I have come to the conclusion(and seeing the track listing of other compilations)that they probably never changed during their whole career and kept sounding the same.

and if you think otherwise just mail me.All right with something more sensible than "You suck!Bee Gees rulz u hate muzik u loser!"