Absolutely! Nothing even comes close.

I totally agree!!!

I totally agree!!!

X gen had it good to, we had best of both world.

im a hard rocker guy and ill scream it these guys are the shit

quite true, and to this day, married 53 years...that's a major accomplishment today

Ain't it the truth? The music we had back then was soooo good. It's nice to see the young folks discover real music.

That's a good start, and are you working to find the great music that's being created by them these days? It's out there, just don't take what's spoonfed.

RIGHT?

We did have the best 🎶!!!!!

Just remember it's not OUR music. It belongs to all of us,young and older. But i really love watching younger people appreciating what was the best music of our lives

@@mattbecham597 What a snide thing to say. There has never been so much as a whisper of him cheating.

@@mattbecham597 Not so. I know many men who do not and would not cheat - it’s called having a moral compass. He was asked once if there had ever been problems in their marriage and said once they had committed to each other neither of them had strayed. She always went on tour with him and when they had kids the kids toured too. Bit like Paul Newman when asked about his long and happy marriage, “why have a burger when you have steak at home”.

@@mattbecham597 Behaviour that’s “normal” in a younger man becomes more and more pathetic as years go by. Aging lotharios are a big turn-off for women, sadly few of them realise.

It's so precious to see him sing to his wife, Linda

Maelil MC So true about the aging Lotharios. Jack Nicholson has famously commented on the tragedy of his old age. No woman will have anything to do with him because of his philandering ways. He says he will probably die alone. The riches will not buy love, and he’ll leave that behind, too.

Straight up facts!!!💯

No auto tune,

incorrect.....they didn't make music....They "Invented" music

Thanks so much for the sub!

@@DayOneReacts can you to The stylistics betcha by golly wow

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I am like yourself and so happy to have lived with the greatest Music ever recorded

You are so welcome. I love discovering beautiful music and passing it on so others can experience it too.

Barry n him made a song together

AGREED ! It also proves the starvation of true music the. young kids are lacking and wanting.. and discovering what true music is thru past generations. and REAL SINGERS.

Amen

So, you were the guy bringing happiness to all those people.

Miss the days of really good music! Appreciate the DJ who played Poetry Man back in 1974, and a lot of other great music. I chose that one because it was the only Phoebe Snow song I knew. I was offered a free ticket to an outdoor concert and she did a double concert because her warm up/opening band refused to play. I miss the days of real radio!

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Exactly

Top 5 all time without a doubt!

The lead singer is Andy Gibb. He committed suicide or overdosed according to headlines then. Not sure why everyone calling him Maurice. Andy's poster hung on my wall, so I could kiss him. I'm 60 now and still sad he died so young. March 10th 1988 The news now claims it inflammatory heart disease. 😔 Either way, he gone. Maurice is Barry's twin brother and he was the muscian.

@@Lydia4Jesus_ Lead singer is Barry not Andy, Andy was a solo act.

Thanks so much for the sub!

Exactly!! Subbed too

.... yeah, what they said! subbed three

I loved your reaction. This was the music of my youth.

Well said.

Me too! I can't get enough of this generation's reactions to the best trio ever to sing a song

too bad nobody make’s beautiful music like this anymore

wow that is some impressive story! Greetings from London.

They wrote over a 1,000 songs to be exact. Recorded over 30 albums..Sang for 5 decades. The will ALWAYS be THE GOAT. BEE GEES FOREVER💙💙💙🎶🎸

stupid comment. the Mci428 mixing desk cost like a new bmw sports car and you could use vocal harmonizing rack units controlled by keyboard through cv interface . (like ABBA) The reason I think your comment is stupid is that it undermines all the tech advancement that took place in the 70's. I've actually used that stuff

Thank you, sir. Exactly. Lionel Richie's "Lady", sung by Kenny Rogers is another song that is TO a woman.

thats exactly the difference between then and now. The Artists stopped wrote to us not about crap

You nailed it it was to a woman

thank you!

Based!

I grew up in the 70's and 80's. The Bee Jee's were the soundtrack of my youth. You can never go back in time, but you can reminisce and capture a moment of time.

Barry is one of the few that have a built in Reverb in his voice. It's all 3 of them that make "The Sound."

You say it right girl. Great synopsis. Music today is nothing like it used to be. It's like it's just words and tunes. They put no feeling into them. I'm sort of stuck in the 70's and early 80's, because I can't find any good music today. Though I'd like to introduce people to the music of Jim Brickman, a piano artist, and specifically check out two of his great hits, "The Gift", and " You". And then try "Valentine", Serenade". He has a lot of great stuff.

@@rpstamos I'm going to check out Jim Brickman! Thank you for the remarks regarding the Bee Gees. Truly stellar vocals. I hope "Day One Reacts" really does listen to The Eagles...I wouldn't trade my 70's music memories for anything from today's music artists...Young people today have a "music desert" ...Glad to know I'm not the only person who still loves the "oldies" songs from the 1970's!

Personally I prefer Robin's voice, though that falsetto is incredible.

@@christinestromberg4057 Robin does have a beautiful voice. His vibrato is perfection!

this song still makes me cry, and I don't know why....it's just their harmony is so strong, and vindictive

Hi...Ashley....So do I....💝from Indonesia....😀🍍

Agreed Ernie..and ABBA too

Do you like Phil Collins? I've been a big Genesis fan ever since the release of their 1980 album, Duke. Before that, I really didn't understand any of their work. Too artsy, too intellectual. It was on Duke where, uh, Phil Collins' presence became more apparent. I think Invisible Touch was the group's undisputed masterpiece. It's an epic meditation on intangibility. At the same time, it deepens and enriches the meaning of the preceding three albums. Listen to the brilliant ensemble playing of Banks, Collins and Rutherford. You can practically hear every nuance of every instrument. In terms of lyrical craftsmanship, the sheer songwriting, this album hits a new peak of professionalism. Take the lyrics to Land of Confusion. In this song, Phil Collins addresses the problems of abusive political authority. In Too Deep is the most moving pop song of the 1980s, about monogamy and commitment. The song is extremely uplifting. Their lyrics are as positive and affirmative as, uh, anything I've heard in rock. Phil Collins' solo career seems to be more commercial and therefore more satisfying, in a narrower way. Especially songs like In the Air Tonight and, uh, Against All Odds. Sabrina, don't just stare at it, eat it. But I also think Phil Collins works best within the confines of the group, than as a solo artist, and I stress the word artist. The track Sussudio, a great, great song, a personal favorite.

I was a couple years younger and was into Boston, Aerosmith and Peter Frampton. Glad I slowed down and became appreciative of The Bee Gees!

I was a long haired hard rock kid in 78. It was all Rush and Black Sabbath! But then I became a prog guy. Yes and Genesis and ELP. But now the 70s pop and easy listening have become my music. Seals and Croft and Chicago and such are all my playlists!