Bee Gees

Listening to their "Greatest" album. I know it's disco but, it's so catchy. My parents would play this kind of music nonstop especially when my mom worked out. These songs are embedded in my head but, I love em.


Death to disco!!!!

<3 Bee Gees

If you know it's disco...why did you post this in the rock forum?

I don't know, i just had to, i'm awaiting for people to start stoning me, even though I wish i were stoned right now .

maybe i'm just a "troll".

I would say they also fit in the soft rock category. I like their vocal melodies.

My wife likes the Bee Gees. I love their cheesy movie "Sgt. Peppers" with Peter Frampton, Alice Cooper, Aerosmith, Steve Martin, etc. Ya gotta love the Future Villian Band.

I use to like the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack when I was a kid in grade school. Remeber the song "Disco Inferno"? Burn, baby, burn, disco inferno. Can't really stand that stuff now.

ultmetal wrote:

My wife likes the Bee Gees. I love their cheesy movie "Sgt. Peppers" with Peter Frampton, Alice Cooper, Aerosmith, Steve Martin, etc. Ya gotta love the Future Villian Band.

I use to like the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack when I was a kid in grade school. Remeber the song "Disco Inferno"? Burn, baby, burn, disco inferno. Can't really stand that stuff now.

Really? I always assuned based on your reviews you hated that movie.

This is a band I'm not real familiar with. I love some disco stuff though - if you consider ABBA and Blondie to be disco.

I hate the cut-cutter disco stuff - but there really is some art to be found here.

I'm sure I've heard this band. Name a few of their hits would you? I might have to check these guys out.

How do they compare to ABBA?

Chairman_Smith wrote:

ultmetal wrote:

My wife likes the Bee Gees. I love their cheesy movie "Sgt. Peppers" with Peter Frampton, Alice Cooper, Aerosmith, Steve Martin, etc. Ya gotta love the Future Villian Band.

I use to like the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack when I was a kid in grade school. Remeber the song "Disco Inferno"? Burn, baby, burn, disco inferno. Can't really stand that stuff now.

Really? I always assuned based on your reviews you hated that movie.

It's so cheesy, it's entertaining. What reviews are you speaking of?

ultmetal wrote:

Chairman_Smith wrote:

ultmetal wrote:

My wife likes the Bee Gees. I love their cheesy movie "Sgt. Peppers" with Peter Frampton, Alice Cooper, Aerosmith, Steve Martin, etc. Ya gotta love the Future Villian Band.

I use to like the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack when I was a kid in grade school. Remeber the song "Disco Inferno"? Burn, baby, burn, disco inferno. Can't really stand that stuff now.

Really? I always assuned based on your reviews you hated that movie.

It's so cheesy, it's entertaining. What reviews are you speaking of?

Aerosmith - "The only reason
to own this, other than you are an Aerosmith freak like me, is "Come Together,"
which was formerly only available on the terrible "Sgt. Peppers Soundtrack.""

Alice Cooper -

I for one was never exactly interested
in owning the Bee Gees/Peter Frampton flop Sgt. Pepper's. however, it's
cool to have the Beatles track from that atrocious soundtrack. (Aerosmith's
contribution was also quite good and was the only hit from that album.)

Alice performed the
Beatles song "Because" in the movie Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts
Club Band around this time as well. The movies was terrible and tarnished the
reputation of most of the artists involved, with the exception of Aerosmith
and Alice, who were both portrayed as villains.

One of the current guitar players in Crowbar is the son of a Gibb.

Chairman_Smith wrote:

ultmetal wrote:

Chairman_Smith wrote:

ultmetal wrote:

My wife likes the Bee Gees. I love their cheesy movie "Sgt. Peppers" with Peter Frampton, Alice Cooper, Aerosmith, Steve Martin, etc. Ya gotta love the Future Villian Band.

I use to like the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack when I was a kid in grade school. Remeber the song "Disco Inferno"? Burn, baby, burn, disco inferno. Can't really stand that stuff now.

Really? I always assuned based on your reviews you hated that movie.

It's so cheesy, it's entertaining. What reviews are you speaking of?

Aerosmith - "The only reason
to own this, other than you are an Aerosmith freak like me, is "Come Together,"
which was formerly only available on the terrible "Sgt. Peppers Soundtrack.""

Alice Cooper -

I for one was never exactly interested
in owning the Bee Gees/Peter Frampton flop Sgt. Pepper's. however, it's
cool to have the Beatles track from that atrocious soundtrack. (Aerosmith's
contribution was also quite good and was the only hit from that album.)

Alice performed the
Beatles song "Because" in the movie Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts
Club Band around this time as well. The movies was terrible and tarnished the
reputation of most of the artists involved, with the exception of Aerosmith
and Alice, who were both portrayed as villains.

All true.

The soundtrack sucked! It was atrocious.

The movie tarnished the reputation of all the bands and actors who appeared in the movie except Aerosmith and Alice Cooper, probably because they played the bad guys. Steve Martin obviously did ok for himself after the movie as well, but he too was a bad guy.

The movie was incredibly bad. Cheesy is a better word for it. However, I own the DVD of the movie and find it entertaining in it's cheesiness.

ultmetal wrote:

Chairman_Smith wrote:

ultmetal wrote:

Chairman_Smith wrote:

ultmetal wrote:

My wife likes the Bee Gees. I love their cheesy movie "Sgt. Peppers" with Peter Frampton, Alice Cooper, Aerosmith, Steve Martin, etc. Ya gotta love the Future Villian Band.

I use to like the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack when I was a kid in grade school. Remeber the song "Disco Inferno"? Burn, baby, burn, disco inferno. Can't really stand that stuff now.

Really? I always assuned based on your reviews you hated that movie.

It's so cheesy, it's entertaining. What reviews are you speaking of?

Aerosmith - "The only reason
to own this, other than you are an Aerosmith freak like me, is "Come Together,"
which was formerly only available on the terrible "Sgt. Peppers Soundtrack.""

Alice Cooper -

I for one was never exactly interested
in owning the Bee Gees/Peter Frampton flop Sgt. Pepper's. however, it's
cool to have the Beatles track from that atrocious soundtrack. (Aerosmith's
contribution was also quite good and was the only hit from that album.)

Alice performed the
Beatles song "Because" in the movie Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts
Club Band around this time as well. The movies was terrible and tarnished the
reputation of most of the artists involved, with the exception of Aerosmith
and Alice, who were both portrayed as villains.

All true.

The soundtrack sucked! It was atrocious.

The movie tarnished the reputation of all the bands and actors who appeared in the movie except Aerosmith and Alice Cooper, probably because they played the bad guys. Steve Martin obviously did ok for himself after the movie as well, but he too was a bad guy.

The movie was incredibly bad. Cheesy is a better word for it. However, I own the DVD of the movie and find it entertaining in it's cheesiness.

Ah, I understand. I do love the Aerosmith scene.

I love the Bee Gees. I like their '60s and early '70s output more. A more soft rock "British Invasion" singer/songwriter type music, but I do enjoy their "disco" output. A very good band, but people can't quite see past the image I guess.

Oh and they absolutely fit on the rock forum.

spiritoradio wrote:

I love the Bee Gees. I like their '60s and early '70s output more. A more soft rock "British Invasion" singer/songwriter type music, but I do enjoy their "disco" output. A very good band, but people can't quite see past the image I guess.

I agree with 100% of what you said, you pretty much wrote what I was gonna write. I like their late 60's early 70's stuff the most. I dont love the BG's but i like em.

It struck me very interesting that " Jive Talkin' " was added to 1970's dj playlists before  they knew the Bee Gees were white.
The soul & funk radio+club dj's  I mean.