Top 10 Best Bee Gees Albums
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Spirits Having Flown
The Bee Gees are the greatest artists in this world, along with their brother Andy Gibb! All four brothers should be together at the top of the list.
The Bee Gees are awesome songwriters, and their music is out of this world. No other can compare. Their music and memories will live on forever.
The Bee Gees are the most awesome artists ever! They write beautiful music, and they have incredible singing.
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Size Isn't Everything
Solid sound production. This album revived my interest in the Bee Gees, along with the next two albums.
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Bee Gees 1st
My favorite Bee Gees album. It takes everything great about baroque/psychedelic pop of the '60s.
This and Cucumber Castle are my favorites.
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Main Course
This album is their masterpiece.
An album that changed the '70s.
The best one, by far.
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Idea
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Odessa
Despite the commercial success, Odessa is a masterpiece, including classic songs like Melody Fair and First of May, among others. It also includes powerful symphonic tracks. It's an amazing album.
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Mr. Natural
Amazing album - very consistent, with some of their best music up to that point. Some highlights are the first four tracks, Dogs, and the title track.
The most beautiful and serene album from the greatest songwriters in the universe!
Beautiful album. Great songs.
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Still Waters
I love the Bee Gees! It's like listening to angels singing!
Love every song and know all the words.
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Checkered flag for Harry Braff.
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Cucumber Castle
Love this song.
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Spicks and Specks
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The Bee Gees Sing and Play 14 Barry Gibb Songs
This album is very underrated - every song is good. Hopefully, they'll put it on Spotify someday.
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One
What? So underrated. Just listen and vote.
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To Whom It May Concern
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Trafalgar
I believe Trafalgar to be their best album, with Odessa second. Every song on Trafalgar is great or a full-on classic. Love Trafalgar and Lion in Winter are probably my favorites.
Over time, some of the songs that I wasn't so keen on have grown on me considerably. Originally, I had it on vinyl but scratched the song When Do I. I tried to gouge the record so that the needle would skip the track - not very successfully. Only recently did I begin playing the song again. Like I said, all the tracks are wonderful.
I'm not too fussed about their music post-70s, although they did produce some good stuff.
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Living Eyes
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Children of the World
None of the songs are fillers. All the tracks perfectly connect to one another. Best hook: Blue Weaver's organ in Subway. A+.
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This Is Where I Came In
Very good album to go out on.
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E.S.P.
What the - how could you not vote for this?
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2 Years On
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Life in a Tin Can
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Saturday Night Fever: The Original Movie Sound Track
Even though it's a movie soundtrack, they had several of their greatest songs on it. The song "If I Can't Have You" was also one of theirs. Stop hating on them just because they went through a disco phase!
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High Civilization
