Bee Gees

[bitchstewie]

For some random reason I'm finding myself on Youtube listening to a bunch of their live stuff from around the 90's onwards which was when I was growing up (I had/have a very varied taste in music).

fk me they were good

[bristolracer]

if you have a look on iplayer the bbc did a bbc4 thing on them
The most surprising advocate of their work is none other than John Lydon aka Jonny Rotten

Amazing production on their stuff too

[suthol]

Better to cast you search back to their start in the 60s, they reinvented themselves and topped the charts decade after decade right from the get go.

Barry's early success was as a songwriter while they were all in short pants.

The rather excellent and depressing book Tradegy documents it all in alarming detail.

[Japveesix]

bhstewie said:

For some random reason I'm finding myself on Youtube listening to a bunch of their live stuff from around the 90's onwards which was when I was growing up (I had/have a very varied taste in music).

fk me they were good

Weirdly I did this about 2 weeks ago and thought exactly the same. The best performances are absolutely amazing. I love Massachussets and You Win Again but there are obviously loads of great ones.

At their peak though their voices were so nice to listen to.