PANDURITO said:

CHIC0 said:

What?
I'm a fan

PANDURITO said:

somehow i doubt you're lying.

you and Celine both

CHIC0 said:

Isn't it ironic that Immortality actually killed me?

PANDURITO said:

that's a great song!!!!!. they are lucky she hired them as her back up singers.

CHIC0 said:

Back up they were In fact that was their clause: The farther the better

PANDURITO said:

you're almost as mean as cloudbuster



almost

I've Gotta Get A Message To You
Words
I Started A Joke
Massachusetts
To Love Somebody
New York Mining Disaster 1941
Lonely Days
How Can You Mend A Broken Heart
Nights on Broadway
How Deep Is Your Love


tA

Tribal Disorder

http://www.soundclick.com...dID=182431

I started a thread
which started the whole org crying.

I haven't started another one since then

Like Prince, or Bowie, or Kate Bush, or Stevie Wonder, or or or... I could never come up with a definitive Top 10. Impossible!

CHIC0 said:

I actually like this song. Celine Dion managed to restrain her singing on this one.

Immortality: one of the few Celine Dion and Bee Gee's songs I can tolerate. Most of the time I dislike both.
[Edited 9/15/07 21:35pm]

SoulAlive said:

Remixes mostly, I've found out.

One unreleased track, however. That'll do me, it's a great set anyway.

JackieBlue said:

I had no idea that the Bee Gee's had anything to do w/ this song. I've only heard Melba Moores version. Great song!

In no particular order>

Too Much HEaven
Emotion
If I Cant Have You
Woman in Love(w/Babs)
Guilty(Babs again)
Heartbreaker
How Deep is Your Love
You Stepped Into my LIfe (Thanks JackieBlue )

unkemptpueblo said:

And, I add Jive Talkin.

i can't just pick 10 songs with this group so here r my favorites in no particular order

How Can You Mend A Broken Heart
Jive Talkin'
Nights On Broadway
Fanny (Be Tender With My Love)
You Should Be Dancing
Love So Right
Stayin' Alive
How Deep Is Your Love
More Than A Woman
Too Much Heaven
Tragedy
Love You Inside Out
Spirits (Having Flown)

L4OATheOriginal said:

great ones! I am also adding Night Fever to that..I the Bee Gees...still have some of there Records

The Bee Gees are the best

unkemptpueblo said:

The song was written and recorded by the Bee Gees in 1976.It appears on their 'Children Of The World' album (their best album,imo).Melba recorded a very nice remake in 1978.That song is one of my favs.It has a cool,breezy disco groove to it.

1)IF I CAN'T HAVE YOU
2)HOW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE
3)JIVE TALKIN'
4)TOO MUCH HEAVEN
5)TO LOVE SOMEBODY
6)LOVE YOU INSIDE OUT
7)STAYIN' ALIVE
8)HOW CAN YOU MEND A BROKEN HEART
9)YOU SHOULD BE DANCING
10)NIGHT FEVER

Cloudbuster said:

it contains the following bonus tracks:

Warm Ride
Stayin' Alive (Promo 12" Version)
You Should Be Dancin' (Jason Bentley/Philip Steir remix)
If I Can't Have You (Count Da Money Remix)
Night Fever (Future Funk Squad Remix)
How Deep Is Your Love (Supreme Beings of Leisure Remix)

I don't know if it's worth buying for those remixes.Have you heard them yet?

SoulAlive said:

No, but I'm gonna pick it up anyway 'cos I've never actually had my own copy of the album.
I borrowed it years ago and was loath to hand it back, but I did.
Even without the extras it's a fine set.

Cloudbuster said:

It's an excellent compilation,containing the best music from their R&B/disco phase.I remember when it was released in late 1979,several months after 'Spirits Having Flown' came out.Curiously,it doesn't contain a single song from the 'Sgt.Peppers' soundtrack,but I guess they probably wanted to forget that project,lol.

SoulAlive said:

I think everyone wanted to forget that project.

Yeah, it's a great set. Only a few of my fave tracks from that era are missing.
Baby As You Turn Away, Boogie Child and Living Together are the main omissions, imo.

Cloudbuster said:

not me ..i love that soundtrack better than the beatles versions. but the reason these songs were never included is probably due 2 the bee gees weren't really featured on a lot of the tracks as lead vocals

SoulAlive said:

Cloudbuster said:

I still haven't seen that - only the odd clip; one of them on an elephant?? - but is it really *that* bad??




.
[Edited 9/27/07 15:23pm]

theAudience said:

onenitealone said:

I still haven't seen that - only the odd clip; one of them on an elephant?? - but is it really *that* bad??
[/quote]


It was bad I'm the type of person who loves a good musical.'Grease' is one of my Top 10 favorite films of all time.I even like 'Xanadu' But even I have to admit that 'Sgt.Peppers' is terrible.

theAudience said:

I take it that you're not a huge fan of their mid-70s disco/R&B stuff?

SoulAlive said:

I made my list already,but now I'm gonna list some other songs that I love:

"Livin' Together" (1979)
"Subway" (1976)
"Children Of The World" (1976)
"Tragedy" (1979)
"Love You Inside Out" (1979)
"The Woman In You" (1983)
"Bodyguard" (1989)
"You Stepped Into My Life" (1976)
"Stop (Think Again)" (1979)