Advantages: 30 plus years of hits; no "Chain Reaction" Disadvantages: Lots of rubbish ballads that girls and wimps will like
...What can you do about the BeeGees? For 38 years they've been plying their trade in top quality pop and disco, and low-end, sugary ballads that have been covered by the likes of Steps, Boyzone and Take That. With benefactors such as these and no real influential power in music to speak of, it's alarming that after Madonna, Jacko, The Beatles and Elvis, they are the 5th best-selling recording act OF ALL TIME.
And so, hot on the heels of 1999's Greatest Hits comes this 2002-issued expanded companion of singles, top album tracks and covered songs in a double CD format. Catalogued in chronological order, the tracklisting alone makes fascinating reading as we trawl from the singles of 1967 on CD1 to tracks from 2001's top ten album, This Is Where I Came In.
Things start off in 1967 with a quadrilogy of important BeeGee compositions...
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...'t last and eventually they changed it to The BeeGees, which later in their music career they dropped the 'The' part and stuck with just BeeGees.
Unfortunately in 2003, Maurice Gibb died after a short illness but left behind a legacy with the BeeGees that has yet to be beaten.
~~THE ALBUM~~
The album contains twelve tracks, one of which is their hit single from the album titled 'Alone'. The album was released in 1997 by Polydor Limited; the album insert contains the lyrics to the tracks so that you can sing along as well as various photographs of the brothers.
~~THE TRACKS~~
The tracks on this album are as follows, I added in parts of the song to give you a sense of what the singer's feeling.
Alone
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This track is their hit single and is about how the singer's had a love for someone but it has ended and he...
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Advantages: Excellent Music, Number One Hits Disadvantages: None - just take a listen.
...I don't pretend to, and won't pretend to know too much about the Bee-Gees trio.Their much remembered hay day in the seventies, unfortunately passed me by due to my musically ignorant youth. I can guarantee though, I'm certainly not Jive Talkin' (Erm,Sorry!) when I say these guys where and still are class. Fortunately for me, they are a group that as time went by I discovered, and who have never failed through decades in the music industry to capture our hearts and ears.I was bought the CD - BeeGees Number Ones, for Christmas, and after opening it I sat merrily reminiscing to all the songs.
As the title clearly states, these are number one hits for the BeeGees, and fan or not you'd be hard pressed not to remember any of the 20 tracks that feature on the CD. Straight from the off, you are greeted by the powerful ballad of "Massachusetts...
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