Last concert of all 3 BeeGees together--fantastic find, full concert...

[Surya Gayatri]

In tribute to Robin's passing and to Barry who has no brothers to sing with anymore.
What a family! We were so lucky to have grown up with their music!

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[Surya Gayatri]

2. You just can't stay sitting down when their disco

hits come on. Gotta move! Strangely, none of them were great dancers themselves.

Their concert performances were built around great melodies, awesome lyrics and amazing voices.

They never needed cheap theatrics or shock tactics--the music was enough.
And through it all, they stayed so genuine and humble.

[drynberg]

3. THANKS FOR THE CONCERT POST

I never considered myself a true "fan" of the BeeGees, but as I listened to the concert, I knew almost every song and yes it was part of my soundtrack of the last 45 years...Such talents, so true to performing without hype or special effects bullshit, I loved it.

[Surya Gayatri]

10. Glad I could share it with everybody...when I

found it on YouTube, I brought it right over here.

[WhoIsNumberNone]

11. The spike in hits must have alerted the copyright police

It's been yanked. I hope everybody downloaded it, because it's gone now.

[Surya Gayatri]

12. Damn! I was surprised to see it'd been up since Jan.

I suspect hits have doubled since Robin's death. Maybe somebody else will try to upload it again.

[FailureToCommunicate]

4. Tis the mourning of my life...

I hit the disco floors to their dance numbers...but my true favorites were their early hits played over Radio Luxenburg while we were living in Germany.

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[Voice for Peace]

7. xoxoxoxo

thanks

[Surya Gayatri]

8. I first really tuned into them with "I Started a Joke"--

it just fit with my tragicomic life at the time (1968).
It took me a while in 1978 to realize it was the same group with "Saturday Night Fever".

Edit: Thanks for the additional vid. They were just such authentic guys, besides being geniuses!

[april]

5. will be sadly missed

I still listen to their music.

[ProfessionalLeftist]

6. Very sad. I also grew up with their music

teens and early adulthood. When all these memory-makers are falling away, it makes you feel so old - and sad.

[Surya Gayatri]

9. Yeah, strange how you feel you've lost an old friend

when of course you never knew them personally. Just more proof of how powerful music is and how much it marks us.

[monmouth]

13. Thank you so much for posting this. Never to pass this way again...n/t