Bee Gees: One Night Only

This Bee Gees' concert is an excellent showcase of all their hits as well songs made into hits by other performers. The songs are: "Massachusetts" and "I Started a Joke" , "Words", "To Love Somebody", and "How Can You Mend a Broken Heart", "Night Fever", "You Should be Dancing", "Stayin' Alive", and "Grease", "Alone", "Still Waters", "Closer than Close", "I Gotta get a message to You", "Islands in the Stream", "One", "Lonely Days", "Morning of My Life", "New York Mining Disaster 1941", Too Much Heaven", "I can't see nobody", "Run To Me" "And the Sun Will Shine", "Nights On Broadway", "Heartbreaker", "guilty", "tragedy", "Jive Talking", and "how deep is your Love". Included is a very moving tribute/duet to/with brother Andy done to the song "Our Love", and other artists are recognized--Frankie Valli, Olivia Newton-John, John Travolta. Celine Dion is the special guest who does a duet on the song "immortality".

Their voices and harmonies are still exquisite; Robin, with that hauntingly beautiful sound, and Barry's voice, what can you say, is wonderful while Maurice seems to be the personality(good natured and funny) who deftly handles all the accompanying instruments. All three have given us FOUR decades of terrific music and have condensed it into ONE night's performance showcasing their unmistakable, and recognizable as ever Bee Gees' "sound". this rates 9/10.

I was in junior high when Saturday Night Fever was big, but I largely ignored the BeeGees and the disco era

I have really become a fan now!

Sadly, only Barry is still with us. Glad that they did this concert and there's a video showing the treasures they did. What I missed in adolescence I can see in late middle age.

Robin's voice is sometimes so high, my wife thinks he could not sustain it.

Of course Barry leads and Maurice adds a lot of instrumental power.

I think they cover most of the BeeGees big hits and they do it well.

I wasn't bothered by their aging, but if I had been a fan in the seventies or earlier, it would make me think a lot!

Wonderful.

This concert is brilliant in every way, visual, audio and the overall concert. New day criticises this production, but what he really means, is that they didn't play his choice.

Bravo! To the Bee Gees for this performance. I am 15 years old and LOVE the Brothers Gibb. I sometimes get made fun of at school for liking them, but I don't care. Those other kids don't know what they are missing. Their harmony is spectacular. Barry strains somewhat to hit those old high notes. But who can really blame him. Besides that, he was going through a secret back pain injury that was almost unbearable and nearly left him paralyzed. Anyone who knows singing knows you have to stand up very straight to hit those high notes. Other than that he is flawless. Robin's voice is, as usual, amazing. His voice is creamy smooth in "I Started A Joke". Maurice is robbed of many shots in this concert, which is very sad because it was one of the last ones he did. His vocals are excellent as well. If you listen close, you can hear him sing some pretty high notes. This is a must see, must own, concert of anyone who loves, likes, or has even thought about liking the Bee Gees. It holds many sentimental values because in 2001, youngest brother Maurice, died. The two remaining Bee Gees decided to stop the group. It deserves more then 10 stars. So watch it! Or else!

One night only - Obviously, there is no way this concert could have been streched out any longer! First things first - They don't even sing any of their good songs, such as 'You Win Again' and 'I could not love you more'! I kept waiting for them to do you win again, and of course, they just did those outdated dance numbers that no one cares about anymore! The tribute to Andy was so tacky it made me cringe - Couldn't they have at least tried to pay tribute to their extremely talented younger sibling?!?! The Bee Gees perform all the songs with no emotion, and it is never a good sign when they remain motionless during 'You should be dancing'! Do I even need to point out that everyone in the audience looked over 50? If you really want the bee gees, buy their latest greatest hits album and forget this concert, whatever you do!