Sounds like much more than 3 guys!

リッチーは、たくさんの素晴らしいボーカリストを発掘した。アメリカでの彼の評価が低すぎるのが悲しい。

i adore them. i’m Berrys age

You should check out fear inoculum and pneuma.

7.5 out of 10 for Theory?! Lol 10/10 Simple as

Right on. Thanks for sharing.

For me the worst queen album is a kind of magic even worst than hot space.

I had tears in my eyes when they sung Run To Me as well. A true classic sung and written with impeccable perfect harmony. I was born in the 50's and grew up watching these gorgeous brothers on Australian TV. There will never ever be another group like them. Robin's voice always gives me chills, Barry the perfect leader and Maurice naturally fuuny never misses coming in at the right time. Love these guys. ❤❤❤

I guess you could say I am one of those folks who a hard core are, diehard fan who has every record from Bee Gees' 1st down to This Is Where I Came In. "Desire" might be my favorite Andy song. I can hear from the demo, the Bee Gees didn't really have a chorus yet. My favorite album by the 3 older bros. is 1989's One! I saw them on tour that year!

First time finding your channels. This is one of my favorite albums of all time, so thank you for posting this! More people deserve to hear this album and your review of it.

They are legends❤

Thank u for givin a listen

Leave the expert guy out and you can do just fine without that segment.. that guy sucks

Lame

Pantera is from where I live, Arlington Texas. I love their song, "Drag the Water."

Great review. From Australia and I have been listening to the Bee Gees since they started in the 1950's when they played on the local tv station as kids. Its not easy to compare bands in different eras. All I can say is that they are in a class all on their own.

1971 LOVE THE BEE GEES ❤

Love, Love, Love it. Anyone digging deep and pulling out Prophet song, I'm a fan of. I'm a guitar geek and the only thing I wish someone grabbed was the Brians bottom E string was tuned down to D. Making the progression he was playing (including the solo) a little tricky. A lot of people did the Drop D thing in the 1990's but not in the 1970's. It's why his chord progression is so fat. I am a Queen freak show. I've heard, thought they were competitive with each other, each tried to lend everyting possible to the others song. Make it perfect in every way. Freddie is the greatest ever. I've never heard anything on the vocal other than he did the miain part (not la, ladle etc. or stuff than came in one side left one side right) harmony thing in a single take live in the studio. Thank you for the post. Do Lily Of The Valley. Nobody will know it. Though no drop D, vocal prowess at it's finest and a great song:). Thank you again.

Metallica is just sharp live . Always were and still are . I’ve seen hundreds of bands. Never saw anything like them

Basically any song from this show is the best selection of live versions for that particular song, this whole concert and San Diego 1992 are choicest of the choice.

That chorus is pure joy, you can't help smile when you hear that arrangement. Stunning!

I wasnt redy for prologue in that place, i will apreciate more that track

Not rip-offs, but all three songs appear to be a homage to the disco era.

The last three albums are the most slept on. The Miracle has the most original material (especially with collector’s edition), since Flash is just soundtrack; Innuendo manages to be both be rock-driven while being emotional (emotional songs on other albums are either not rock-driven enough, or they just drag on); Made In Heaven probably has the best continuity of an album’s track list, or at the very least giving Queen II a run for its money.

Yes, Robin's voice hits me in my soul.

❤Robin (without beard) so adorable 🥰 and his voice makes me cry

After all the allegations coming out about Hollywood. This is starting to sound satanic to me lol. Pink and white? Like Diddys all white parties. And pink as in sexual? I love the song but it sounds satanic lol

I think it was Page who said it's hard enough to get songs right going forward, let alone making anything coherent happen in reverse.

The track "nights on Broadway" is absolutely fantastic!!!! Makes me revisit all I ever thought about the Bee Gees... tks!!

If you haven’t yet, try her side project - Northward. - While Love Died

I appreciate how much he is blown away by this song. I bought the original felt album in 1969, when the twins were not even 29 yet. In my youthful musical interest, I could merely be stunned by the orchestration of instruments and their voices. As I understood it at the time, the album didn't have much response out in the world. None of my Army buddies reacted at all to the album or any of its songs. 'First of May" was the only single I ever heard on the radio (then the only means of hearing music except on anyone's hi-fi record changer). I agree the "Seventh Symphony" was freaking awesome.

I wish this was on Spirits instead of Until or Stop Think Again although It would not have Andy's vocal. This is my favorite Andy Gibb song, so I know it well. I've read that they basically gave him the track.

I think the composition not being too "rich" or "complex" is a good fit for a "storytelling song" like this. Blackmore had plenty of far more complex compositions but most of them don't "hit" like Stargazer (as the zoomers would put it). This kind of song also demands a "meditative" mind state to really get into. I would have given a slightly higher score for the composition by taking the storytelling aspect into consideration (the droning and the driving melody helps rather than hurts the whole thing). I do agree that some variety (especially lyrical variety) in certain parts probably would have made it better. I think the final score doesn't have to be a perfect arithmetic average of all the scores because of the Gestalt factor: sometimes the sum really can surpass the individual qualities when evaluating the work as a whole. On another note, I like to imagine "the Wizard" in the song as a "Saruman type" with a powerful "voice" that he can "cast" to (spell)bind people to his will but no other "powers" evident by the fact that he failed to "fly" (deludes even himself in the end about having "power" and "divine mandate"). This was obviously a metaphor for extremely charismatic leader figures who can reaaally "talk the talk" but end up disappointing their followers when it comes to "walk the walk". Kind of like Gaius Terentius Varro who was really good at somehow convincing BOTH the people and the Senate that he was the guy who could defeat Hannibal (despite being a "pleb" without much of a "resume"/pedigree to show for) but then ended up presenting Rome with the disaster of Cannae and then fled the battlefield like the cowardly charlatan that he was instead of dying fighting on the field like the other commanders. So not even a well-deserved "blood on the sand" in the end... Words alone are magic because they **command** the mind to see. A promise (from a leader) is another kind of magic; it forces the follower to imagine the future where such a thing is true. It seems like people lack the ability to tune out, or the people who do tune out lack the ability to influence those who don't.

Next they don't give a f about us,

This song was from Andy Gibb's last album. Reportedly, his substance abuse had brought him to the point that his voice was almost gone. Much of this song, as well as the other songs on the album, was Barry doing most of the vocals. Andy's voice was blended in, through the production process. Ironically, this album, After Dark, contained some of Andy's best songs. However, Barry was more responsible, overall, than Andy was.

“Listening to Bee Gees is like listening to God” 👋 “Desire” is Another timeless masterpiece by the Brothers Genius’ that will live on to music immortality.

Listen to *Red Sector A* and pay attention to the lyrics. Also, have you listened to Pink Floyd’s The Wall? It’s a concept album so some songs are meant to be listened to as if they were one, so keep that in mind. *DO NOT* under any circumstance listen to *Another Brick In The Wall part 2 official video,* it’s constantly interrupted by movie bits, instead listen to: Another Brick In The Wall part 1 + The Happiest Days Of Our Lives + Another Brick In The Wall part 2 (studio versions), they’re basically one song in three parts.

You youngsters presume that some songs and ariists are underrated or forgotten because they are not strong on the internet now. But you all weren't there so stop assuming🤪 Nothing MJ ever did has been forgotten by those of us that were there‼️❤️ but glad you celebrate him now and keep his Spirit alive forever🙏🏽

BeeGees, nothing else needs to be said.

The Bee Gees are so unique that I don’t think I could compare them to anyone else’s music. They are an amazing band in my opinion and the time span of being able to remain relative is just fantastic.

Great format with the music theory breakdown for us musicians! I subscribed haha FTB gets me every time 10/10 for me on pure emotional impact.

Most of us Tool fans live for the fuckery. Check out Jimmy. Its equally beautiful

I've heard this many times in the last thirty years

I meant 1955. My phone skips letters some times.

Im glad i was born in 2955. I heard a lot of great music ober the years

Thanks for telling me what this song is about. I've been Googling it without success.

the greatest rock metal vocalist ever in history period no contest plus Ritchie blackmore , was lucky enough to meet both Ronnie n Lemmy n more 13+ times over 30 years+ Ronnie was the sweetest dude He loved his fans combine him with Geezer Cozy Iommi and you got the metal gods nobody could command a stage or tell a story like Ronnie he sounded just as badass 1st number as he did 3 hrs later live, even in his 60s with stomac cancer Ronnie James Dio was known for popularizing the sign of the horns in heavy metal. He claimed his Italian (siccilian ) grandmother used it to ward off the evil eye (which is known in Italy as malocchio). Dio began using the sign soon after joining the metal band Black Sabbath in 1979. still got my original albums signed .... Never Forgotten you little man with the voice of a roaring god Ronnie James Dio “He loved his fans, he never forgot where he came from, and he always wanted them. He said to [Halestorm frontwoman] Lzzy Hale as well, and she’s continuing on doing that. So he said, ‘When you meet someone you won’t remember that 10 years down the line, it was nothing, but to them it was everything, and they will never forget it for the rest of their life. So make it important when you speak to them.'” he was wrong becourse several times over the years he asked me how it was goin with this n that so some he remembered ... In November 2009, Dio was diagnosed with stomach cancer and died of the disease six months later. Dio is regarded as one of the greatest and most influential heavy metal vocalists of all time. not fair to lose Dio n lemmy n more but keep Bieber n Co🤘🤘🤘🤘 Allso check temple of the king mistreated heaven and hell basicly all of his 50+ year creer

yeah 70s queen was more hit and miss but the hits WERE HITS

Metallica’s music and lyrics were written by angry people for angry people. If you’re not or never were an angry person; then you’ll never truly understand it.