🎵 Bee Gees - More Than A Woman REACTION

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[@Teresia12]

Lex you are so right. People have always tried to put us in a box and missing the mark. We did respect boundaries. We respected others boundaries. But at the same time continued to break our parents boundaries. It's been said in the 70s everything goes and it did. It was like you do your thing and I'll do mine and we will all have a good time.

[@BradAndLex]

Yessss!!! I feel that through the music

[@Teresia12]

@@BradAndLex I believe you really can ✌💞🤘

[@zepdog4595]

Just for all those out there that didn't get Teresaia's reference saying 'everything goes', she meant "Anything goes".

[@jacqueline4514]

So very very true

[@saturnnet1627]

Like any distinct era It was a different level of consciousness of how people view each other and the world and was a more organic way of experiencing life.

[@99cachorro]

The Bee Gees lift and cherish women, as the should be. Good for them, they are doing it right.

[@JohnBrown-ho7uz]

"Here in your arms I've found my paradise my only chance for happiness " damn I miss you Jules this was our shit right here woman. Miss you pretty lady

[@murrayspiffy2815]

As an old man - I was 17 when this came out - this music makes me so melancholy - that it's almost debilitating. The paper trail of my life leaves me wanting - and as I look back it hurts the soul to think of things that were possible - yet never contemplated or attempted. More than a woman is like a knife to my heart - what happened to that young man holding the hand of Susanne as they left the movie that Friday night after seeing Saturday Night Fever.

[@erlstone]

yep.. I can relate.. and I too was a teen when it came out.. nostalgia is such a double edged sword.. it's great to reminisce but hard to look back at what could've been.

[@jacqueline4514]

So we’ll said, you’ve explained how some of the music of our youth feels now; it does hurt sometimes

[@jens9702]

O my goodness.. just sitting here tonight with my husband saying how painful looking back at my youth is. Knowing how wonderful it was and yet I'm unable to go back and do it all again.😭 Love love the Bee Gees. Xx

[@cidvid2007]

@@jens9702 truth

[@punisher455]

Same here!

[@vickyb3445]

This isn't just any love song. It captures the vibe of a time when women were cherished and respected. She was the one you were smitten with, not your buddy or anyone else from the bunch.

[@irishman9935]

Life in the 70's was a great time to grow up never felt unsafe as a kid. miss those days

[@DivaInTheWoods]

There's a very real reason the 70s sound comforting to you. Roll with that, baby!

[@kendoglarson5419]

Lex is so smart. She has special abilities. She has "visionary" ability. She can see things through space and time and is an empath maybe a master empath.

[@kimberlyrineer6822]

The 70's were fantastic. I remember being happy and crime was non existent. I was 17 when this came out.

[@matlocklane687]

Living through the 70's I just remember the amazing variety of music being produced each week.Soul, pop, disco, rock. My music tastes included Led Zep, The Carpenters, Stevie Wonder, The Sweet and many many others and of course the Bee Gees. The soundtrack to Saturday Night Fever was huge and everyone would be having house parties with the guys trying to put on the Travolta style.

[@dawnpatrol700]

@ Matlock Lane certain radio stations have been airing old episodes of Casey Kasems countdown shows from the 70s and 80s. I heard one from 1970, and it was bizarre. They had Engelbert Humperdinck and then Led Zeppelin. Another one had Perry Como then Black Sabbath. It was so odd, I thought it was a joke. I was expecting Ashton Kutcher to come on and say we've been punkd. Who even knew Perry Como still had hits in 70? I was born in 69, so I never heard top 40 back then. My first music memories were the 76 disco era. So yeah, the variety was scary good

[@evilfantasy69]

Even if you don't fully connect with this the production sounds so good you can still appreciate it. That goes for pop, country, soft rock, etc, etc, etc,. Not that todays producers aren't talented but the pre-computer production has such a deeper richer feel to it. 70s and 80s studio production was so good.

[@anthonymendoza1070]

EXACTLY !!!!

[@MrJeddYoung]

This may surprise both of you but the Bee Gees have an extensive music catalog pre-disco. So far you have only heard their disco-era, but some day i hope you get to explore their earlier music. Thanks for reacting to this.

[@HansMcGruber]

And they wrote a ton of hit songs for other artists that everyone would recognize. They were very prolific song writers

[@stevejuszczak9402]

Do you say explore or explode

[@chriswildhaber35]

Yes they do and that's great also, Bee gees are just absolutely great at what they do,

[@bowtangey6830]

That's true, Jedd, but they OWNED the disco era.💃

[@Stefan-]

@@HansMcGruber They certainly were master songwriters.

[@ccth22]

As 55 year old NYC area kid who came of age during this period I love seeing your generation discovering and jamming to these classics. The interesting thing is The Bee Gees wrote these songs before “Fever” was scripted and filmed and the director changed scenes to fit the music. For me it’s the greatest soundtrack ever🎼

[@MasterJohnMoss]

The death of disco will always baffle me. That shit was FIRE!!!

[@seanbruzah6170]

They couldn't dance yeah they

[@smittybenzo4693]

In this episode of Brad & Lex, the ever so unreadable Brad gives a death stare that completely contradicts this 1977 groovy love letter. Brad will give a charity slice portion of energy to the Bee Gees by exhibiting a sedated "side to side sway" before explaining his lackluster movements to Lex who accepts this while she eases back into a peppy "roller bop" equipped with good vibes.

[@karenjackson5989]

@@emtallmoose9436 lmao, me too!

[@brianbrooks1285]

I agree Lex, music of the 70's is comforting. I think it was the innocence within the music and the time! I was born in the early 70's (1971) and my mom played great music day in and day out when I was little. I knew the singer and their songs before I knew what cartoons was! No lie/ No cap!

[@ugaais]

1970 here I loved being a kid in the 70’s

[@jco207]

Lol Lex, you'll need to react to more punk. There is great easy music in the 70s, but also some stuff intended to challenge comfort zones.

[@ShaunHensley]

When 'Saturday in the Park' wasn't just a song but a way of life

[@ConstanceCox]

As a kid of the 70s, my mom also had a radio on all the time and now I'm an absolute vault of musical knowledge...most of it useless. Lol

[@asn565]

Say you'll always be my baby, we can make it shine. We can take forever just a minute at a time.

[@loristone9242]

I agree with what Lex is saying about 1970's music, and how that time did have a feeling of everyone belonging, and living amongst ourselves in peace without worrying about personal beliefs. The 80's was the same way for me. Post 2000's people with these crazy ideas have RUINED how we all interact with one another. Excellent reaction to a beautiful song.

[@dathx]

You sound like your parents did in the 70’s

[@B-Durry]

post 2000's people are mostly children Lori, stop blaming other people for your problems.

[@celebrityinhiding4938]

Takes me back to 79

[@dvdknight1]

The Bee Gees are one of the all time best bands ever! Great songs, great vocals, no matter the decade, it’s music for the heart & soul.

[@MusicFan1977]

Lex is right, the 70's music had an amazing and distinct something to it. I was a young kid in the 70s, but during my teen years in the 80s, no one I knew listened to 70's music (except people's parents, and me). I remembered it and listened to more of it than 'current' 80's music at the time. 70's music had a great vibe to most any of it and an abundant variety that has not been present for the most part, since then.

[@paulshaw9953]

Will ALWAYS make me think of Short Circuit

[@colognialist1964]

damn... genius Bee Gees.... what a beautiful song... definite underrated... Massachusetts 🚀I was born in 64 and the 70's was a awesome time... Soul, Funk, Disco ...sooo great...

[@denniskelly2177]

I was a teenager in the 70's and it had great music. Glad I got to experience that decade.

[@todd8414]

I miss the 70's music and the simpler and more innocence of that time period! Love was in the air! 😍😁

[@tinahairston6383]

This was from one of the greatest movie soundtracks EVER....Saturday Night Fever. It's the 2nd highest selling soundtrack in history. You need to listen to that entire album. You won't be disappointed. The Bee Gees wrote/performed 6 of the hits (Stayin' Alive, How Deep is Your Love, Jive Talkin', Night Fever, More Than a Woman, and You Should Be Dancin' (Travola's famous dance scene), plus wrote If I Can't Have You that was performed by Yvonne Elliman. They did recorded their version for the soundtrack but it wasn't used. They did however write three other songs for the movie that weren't used by were still hits. Can't go wrong with The Bee Gees. The album also features KC and the Sunshine Band's Boogie Shoes and Disco Inferno by The Trammps...great music!!

[@hotroddie05]

Don’t forget Short Circuit as well, Johnny 5

[@CoffeeAndPaul]

The movie was great, too. Despite all the bad things that happen, some of it truly horrible, Danny or Vinny or whatever his name is comes out the other side whole, and with an honest friend. As a dancer myself, we could communities of dancers we find around us. There's genuine admiration and study of skill in dance, it's not just jump up and down in the club for all a lot of us.

[@cidvid2007]

The soundtrack is a great listen. Takes me back, for sure.

[@kimberlyrineer6822]

Tavares

[@johnnypeacock69]

You are dead on about the 70s. It's my favorite decade for music. It's honest because it was hard to fix in the studio. What played on the radio was what the artist recorded. That's why you feel such a safe connection to it! Love you guys!

[@bigdave1302]

You may not realize that the Bee Gees had a massive career in the sixties and early seventies prior to their dance music period. Their harmonies were/are legendary. Have a listen to Run to Me, Lonely Days, First of May, How Can You Mend a Broken Heart.

[@rwilson7197]

You talked about this is comforting music. I think part of the reason its comforting is because they write songs about love - a respectful love, true love.❤

[@MySherry10]

Lex you hit it right on head, I was a kid in 70s and this is how it was, the music was every group expressing themselves and we loved it and no one tried to force thier views on others , we loved all the different sounds and lyrics and music, We just had fun , hung out and rode around, danced and skated and loved living, No one was pushing but expressing and everyone let them without getting thier panites in a bunch . We were just happy and free

[@pennydaytreasures8173]

My parents loved country music but I can still remember as a pre teen retreating to my bedroom and dancing to the BeeGees 🤣 sound of my childhood 😉

[@laurakali6522]

A perfect song from the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack. This one is placed during the dance contest…..such a great scene.

[@blastingweevil2968]

Bee Gee's.. Enough said they never made a bad song and it's now cool to say you like them :) i have loved the Bee Gee's for over 40 years...still cant help myself to start moving when i hear them.

[@AnthonyRosas]

This song in the context of the film, Saturday Night Live can be fully appreciated when you see it. Danny is in love with his dance partner and his feelings and perhaps hers, begin to blossom as they are in the studio practicing. The scene is beautiful as is the song.

[@quixote6942]

I'd like to hear Today's artists writing Songs like this... Bring back Disco/Funk and Songs that make you feel Warm and Comforted.

[@ShaneH5150]

warm and squishy indeed lol. it's like wrapping up in a blanket on a cool night. this song just makes you feel good all over

[@carolynnewcomb2153]

Dang, makes me want to run out to the dance floor and do The Hustle, haha!! The BeeGees never miss!

[@hog7203]

Lol.... I kinda thought the same thing. It's was definitely a good song for dancing to at a club. Not too fast or too slow.

[@erictetreault2987]

Oh, that smile!!! What a blessing. 🙏🏻❤️✝️

[@jutwilton2805]

Bee gees "jive Talkin" it might make you get up outta your seats ,it's so damn funky X 😁

[@surlechapeau]

Brad & Lex, they have great pre-disco songs such as "How Can You Mend A Broken Heart", "To Love Somebody" and "Lonely Days".

[@footnotedrummer]

I love the Bee Gees. My dad was a disco instructor back in the 70s, and disco was a staple in our house. The funny thing is... I've played drums in a punk and metal band for nearly 40 years. Music is amazing, and all music is worthy.

[@geoffn54]

Real disco stuff... like Earth, Wind and Fire, The Bangles. Romantic and enthusiastic.

[@frankrizzo4460]

Rip Andy, Maurice and Robin you left us way too soon thanks for all the great memories 🙏

[@dominicksforza3484]

It's very cool you guys get the feeling of freedom the music of the 70s gave us back then. You could tell your other half about your inner feelings back then while today people look for ways to be offended, it sucks and you and other reactions folks who are discovering this music from the 70s is so different than the sub par stuff peddled today and appreciate. The Bee Gees defined that era along with others who were able to connect with us with many different musical genres and gives a snapshot of the variety of music we who grew up in the 70s were fortunate enough to enjoy. I've personally been a Bee Gees fan for over 50 years. RIP Andy, MO and ROBIN.

[@pamphillips5968]

The fairly new doc on BeeGees is amazing. GOAT!!

[@KitKat-wt6ed]

Lex you are spot on about the 70s. What made it so great was people were kind to each other. No one tried to tell anyone how to feel or think. People respected each others boundaries. Gossip was a dirty word then, people minded their own business. These days, people thrive on it and get off on tearing someone else down. People helped each other and no one was considered a hero for it cos everyone did it. As an example, back then, when women gave birth, it was considered womens business and husbands were not allowed in the birthing rooms and only allowed to visit during visiting hours. They usually looked after the other kids whilst mom was out of action and the whole street would prepare meals for that family, taking it in turns till mom returned home. Then the neighbours would visit the mother and offer to help them with errands and anything else depending on how the birth went. I miss almost everything about the 70s and would go back in a heartbeat, given the chance. They can have their tech gadgets and modern inventions for all I care cos as far as I am concerned, our humanity has gone backwards.

[@angelaturner4376]

Bring back those days It was wonderful. Yes we respected everyone back then It was safe and fun the disco days I lived for Friday and Saturday nights , dancing all night ,worked all week

[@imahvi]

Wish so badly I could go back in time when this song came out. I was a ten year old boy living in London. Great memories of a wonderful era.

[@jeffreyboyer3714]

I had to laugh at Brad's, "these are the songs that get me in trouble...if I sing along, you get mad." There are a couple falsetto songs (like Bee Gees, or GnR) that I like to sing along and my wife says I sound terrible and need to stop. So I get it man, I get the same "hate" from my wife, LOL

[@LizzieRD]

She probably wants to hear their voices, not yours :)

[@shlomoishtov7617]

Speaking as a kid of the 70s, Lexx nailed it.

[@CthulhuSaves]

@Lex. The '80s saw artists change from "Look at my art" to "Look at ME." That's what you're picking up on but not finding words for. It was a fundamental shift, and not just with music.

[@josephhertzberg2734]

The 70s were enjoying the freedom the 60s gave us. It was new and free and novel and we were trying everything on for size

[@mjm5081]

Groove ✔ Arrangement ✔ Production ✔ Barry, Maurice, Robin ✔ ✔ ✔

[@denysmace3874]

It's squishy is a brilliant way to describe how this makes you feel

[@hughring]

Lex is right. You will see this in the movies of the 70's also. Post-vietnam era and peace felt good to everyone. People were carefree and hit the road by thumbing it everywhere and meeting others of the same mentality. Love was huge. I was just a kid but I felt it back then.

[@brenny6190]

Lex, you are adorable! I'm fixing to be 62 in 2 days. I lived thru the best of every kind of music. I have loved music since I can remember. And all kinds. You are right, the 70's were so much fun. Being a teenager in the 70's was the best. Sort of carefree, but like you said, boundaries. Everyone got along. It wasn't perfect, but when has it ever been? Not that my advice amounts to anything. I'm just an old lady, but my heart and mind are young. I think music did that. If I could give young people any advice, it's just be yourself. Live life to the fullest. What you and Brad are doing is great! You're giving all types of music a chance. It's so much fun watching the two of you. I had 3 kids and they all went thru their different phases of music. They introduced me to all kinds, and they grew up with my music. I used to pay them if they could name the song and the band, but had to quit because they got so good at it! My oldest son, who was murdered at the age of 21 in 2007, loved rap music. The Game was his favorite. But one of my fondest memories is when we were by ourselves, he would ask me to play some Southern Rock. He didn't want his friends to know he was a "secret" Southern Rock lover. One of his favorites was a song by Lynyrd Skynyrd called "Red, White and Blue." My boy will be gone 15 years on March 8th. But I have those precious memories of listening to music with him. Keep doing what you're doing. You may not realize it, but it may just touch someone like it did me. God Bless.

[@tandiep9587]

I think she ment to say this is a warm soothing romatic masterful phenomenon that creates joy in throughout her whole galaxy

[@kennyoconnor1523]

Songs like this make me wish I had a women like yours. Dancing and looking into our eyes.

[@thetheRedundant]

There’s a certain warmness to 70s pop music recordings that you don’t hear in the decades before and after.

[@oscarelizondo3505]

You guys are so positive and make Friday better! Love watching Lex listening to the music, beautiful smile.

[@AB-C1]

You two should watch the film Saturday night fever (if you haven't already) Bee Gees wrote the soundtrack, and songs throughout the film, lot of great 70s records played in it aswell by other artists. But also it's a great 70s film/got a gritty drama aspect to it. 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@jkbezo1]

My mom liked them and disco groups. Popular in the '70s and early '80s. Disco is funk, string instruments like violins, guitars, bass guitar, electrical pianos, horns altoghter usually. Dance music and roller skating music jaja. Especially among Italians, latinos, African Americans and other Europeans. See other disco groups Donna Summer, Sister Sledge, ABBA, Boney M, Earth Wind and Fire (some of their stuff), Gloria Gaynor, Village People, KC and the Sunshine Band, and others. Lex you are right, people during the '70s got along. Happy and Civil Rights era from the '60s and '70s kind of helped with that.It helped during the '80s and '90s too.

[@glennallen239]

The Bee Gees song Fanny Be Tender With My Love is another great song to react to.

[@lindapowers8592]

This is from the movie Saturday Night Fever. It plays in a scene where John Travolta’s character is dancing in the disco with his girl 🕺🏽 💃🏽 The whole soundtrack is 🔥

[@javalily]

There were no boundaries in the 70's lol

[@Eowyn187]

Lex is exactly right. There's no boundaries anymore. Nothing's sacred. That's a lack of respect. Very astute observation!

[@debbiemccain5850]

If y'all ever get the chance to watch the movie "Saturday Night Fever", the Bee Gees dominate the soundtrack, including this song🎵 Lex, since you seem to really like 70's music, you will love this movie set in a NYC disco in the 70's, it also came out in the late 70's, starring John Travolta🎶 The music on the soundtrack really showcases the epitomy of disco music from the 70's😊🎶🎤🎵

[@j.l.duncan4308]

The 70's we made music. It wasn't about hate an hoes. It was about the good things. Good music comes from heaven. It lifts you up. Evil music puts an pulls you down. It started in the 80s with alternative music about death an misery. Now its more about the words. The music is the good part the words should just make it better. Good music will always be good. For ever.✌🤘🎸

[@eggy1962]

You guys should check out one their most complicated pre disco songs….Fanny ( be tender) multiple vocal harmonies like 3 parts by the 3 of them , it was so complicated they couldn t perform it fully live. Ps its my favourite.

[@thanksamill]

You can't beat a bit of Barry Gibb 🎶🤩. My favourite though is Immortality that they sing with Celine Dion.

[@Kari_B61ex]

Oh wow! The soundtrack of my teens. Absolutely love it! I'm dancing solo in my kitchen remembering my 1977 'disco days' when I was 16. And I know where you're coming from Lex, music back then was about living life, love and having fun. xx

[@gosccc]

When I was a young man I wouldn't entertain this music, but now I love it.

[@pamphillips5968]

It really is comforting. Nail on the head woman.

[@joannharrington2279]

I see John Travolta on the dance floor every time I hear this song. Iconic music and film. Love disco.

[@getbendt2970]

It’s about pure talent. Real musicians. Real singers. Real production and a sense of you have to be perfect because it’s on tape, not auto tune or some computer program that makes me sound like Steve Perry from Journey. The Bee Gees were the 70’s and this movie is so ridiculously good it’s hard to believe.

[@lisadelahaye6568]

yes loved the Bee Gees. and love this song. love your reaction Lex.

[@spoonman73]

Lex is right. 70's music is very comforting to listen to. But that's probably because I grew up listening to it as a kid. But yeah, it has a magical feel to it.

[@kathieovercash8414]

Lex you said it perfectly. We didn't smoke in front of friends parents or extended family or ever pull in their driveway with music loud. We really didn't even make calls after 9 at night unless absolutely necessary at the same time we absolutely had a blast. I would love to live those decades again.

[@karenjackson5989]

Lex "it's so warm and squishy" LOL, I love you girl!

[@UKBornin1971]

My favorite Bee Gees song!!! #Timeless

[@user-ni8wi6wh9x]

bee gees paying the price of love

[@davidblauyoutube]

This song is so wholesome.

[@karenlangham24]

Yes, Lex is right, the 70’s we’re awesome!!! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻😜😜

[@lindayoungs4292]

Love the song no boundaries to there talent.

[@jacqueline4514]

The smiles on your faces; I love it! 😊

[@carollittle1059]

Love my Bees Gees!! The song writing, the vocals. RIP brothers. This was in Saturday Night Fever.

[@aucourant9998]

Lex, you're right, people didn't put each other into boxes or speak on behalf of other people. Everything was so new and changing so quickly that that would have been hard to do anyway. Everyone was on a journey and it was very much about live and let live. I think not having social media really helped as there wasn't that sense of everyone trying to show how great their lives were or trying to destroy each other for the smallest mistake. I honestly think people were more tolerant and even kinder back then.

[@GinaGeeILuvu]

When I hear this song I think of that scene in Saturday Night Fever when they were dancing to it! Great song and great movie! ❤️❤️

[@rossdownes4240]

My favourite band.The song i love the most is Fanny be tender from 1975. The BeeGees have sold over 200million records And have had 9 American number one's.

[@Boatzilla2]

Wow, deep stuff from Lex today. I actually understand what she's talking about. I was a teen in the 70s and didn't think about it that way, but it REALLY makes sense in retrospect.

[@xy1622]

Bee Gees' hits are almost endless but this song right there , 'ALONE' and 'FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS' are not so known but they have so much SOUL. Someday give them a try.

[@natashialopez9722]

80's kid here, reminiscing of the skating rink

[@KrishnaEverson]

This is what love feels like ❤

[@sueharviel6510]

So true Lex. Our motto was "you do you and I'll do me".

[@kentinatl]

Lace up them skates..let's go!..love this song.you two crack me up.Kent in Ohio

[@marcoantonioramos3248]

Amigo que belleza de mujer tu compañera afroamericana!!❤ Buena reacción a los hermanos Bee Gees.👍

[@meursault74]

One of the meanest thing to do in a couple : hush someone who want to sing ! Please consider this, you don’t have to be a singer or be in a band or even to sing right, to sing sing from the heart. When you hush someone who sing, you hush his heart. ;)

[@danielnovak4284]

Thanks for sharing and your interesting outlook about 70's music. I know what you mean. I grew up in that era. God bless you both!

[@jimmyb524]

Brad… at least she’s honest lol! We all need someone like that I’m our lives

[@STEELCITYBERMA]

Bee Gees were 💯 roller skating rink songs! 🤣

[@d-2793]

The Bee Gees on the Saturday Night Fever album was fire in the day.