They are not even on the Spanish iTunes Store

I'll do a search for Peachys, Bitches or Big Cheese ...

Who knows...maybe..

paligap said:

Thank u, pali. Not only the cuts the Bee Gees did, BUT all of the other cuts that he wrote for Yvonne, Samantha Sang, Andy, etc. My fave from them has to be "Love So Right". That song is killing! I also dig the title track "Grease" as well. But I adore "If I Can't Have You", "Emotion","More Than A Woman", etc.

paligap said:

In addition to those I'd like to add To Love Somebody. I always felt that was an underrated Bee Gee jam.

Sorry DavidEye I didn't see that you'd already mentioned it.

[Edited 4/19/05 13:50pm]

blackguitaristz said:

I agree. Their songs were timeless especially the ones you mention BG.

am I the only one who thinks the song "Children of the World" is an underrated gem?

DavidEye said:

No, I like that song as well. I actually like the whole album.

DavidEye said:

Oh, I lurrve that song! And "Spirits Having Flown" is another underrated one.

NadiaAdare said:

What's a great album of theirs, not real cheesy and strong all the way through?

rainman1985 said:

Spirits Having Flown is a good place to start with

rainman1985 said:

I don't consider them cheesy.

Main Course (1975) is regarded by most fans to be their best. Home to Nights On Broadway, Jive Talkin' and Fanny (Be Tender With My Love) and a fair amount of good album tracks, too.

It looks like this:

PANDURITO said:

I love it. Great songwriting but perhaps a little too much falsetto for some tastes. It's almost like a Barry Gibb solo effort.

Cloudbuster said:

"What can I do for you sir?"
"Yes,please. I was looking for a Bee Gees album...but without too much falsetto."


Nobody gets too much falsetto no more
It's much harder to come by
I'm waiting in line

PANDURITO said:

Heeheehee! What's next - a Rick James album with 37% less funk?

There are a whole ton of great Brothers Gibb songs.

"Still Waters" is great CD also.

I love the song Smoke And Mirrors.

I like the song "When He's Gone". If any guy said these words to a young lady she'd probably marry him.

You wouldn't believe to what extent
My mind is going to
You wouldn't deny me in your dreams
You couldn't belong to someone else
If you could see me now
And I'd be the only one
When he's gone
[Edited 4/20/05 15:45pm]

What about this one:

Cloudbuster said:

So true! Barry's falsetto is featured prominently on that album,more so than the previous albums.It's a kickass album though.The song "Reaching Out" is an underrated gem.

silverchild said:

Great album. Not instantly likeable as it's a pretty sombre affair in places, but there's some wonderful songs on it. Marley Purt Drive is my fave track, I can play it and people are always "This is cool, who is this?" Then when I tell them they pull a strange face.

DavidEye said:

Living Together & I'm Satisfied, too.

Cloudbuster said:

and don't forget "Search,Find"

DavidEye said:

Do you know, I only started to like that one about a year ago. I've had the album since 1990.

Cloudbuster said:

I liked it since 1979

DavidEye said:

I was only 5 then.

DavidEye said:

I heard they plan to release an updated version: "Google it" (Search,Find 2005)

Oh my! That was bad!

PANDURITO said:

Yes, that was bad.

you stepped (you stepped)
into m' life and i'm
ohhhh so happy

you stepped into my life
stepped into my life
stepped INTO MY LIIIIIFE

CinisterCee said:

Why the mad face?

Great tune, btw.

Cloudbuster said:

that's just my "singin hard" face