Comments on: The Bee Gees Are Back, Sort Of

By: Gladys Carson

Gladys Carson — Sat, 04 Mar 2006 08:07:35 +0000

How dare you put such a bunch of CRAP about people I bet you will NEVER get the chance to meet in your poor little life…
I’m SO glad they got the chance to sing together again, one again not only to show how GOOD they are but how great heart they have…do you have diabetes?…your mom?…I guess you have a lot to learn from them instead to sit in front of a computer and kill your time…
Next time pick somebody else to talk crap about, not people so LOVED like The Bee Gees!

By: liza

liza — Wed, 22 Feb 2006 02:09:10 +0000

My mom always said, if you don’t have anything nice to say you should shut up! I think that this world would be very boring wothout the music if the Bee Gees in it! My friend and I are young, we are 4 girls all under 20..we love the BGS and we would go to any of their concerts before any other…we like live shows not lip sinkin singers if you call them that!

By: blaugrau

blaugrau — Tue, 21 Feb 2006 14:42:12 +0000

This is for all of you, people who write these comments: Why do you read this articles? You know, this is a satirical magazine. ThatÂ´s mean: if you see an article about your favorite singer, donÂ´t read it if you donÂ´t want to get angry. DonÂ´t take it personal, itÂ´s their job.

By: umasankar

umasankar — Tue, 21 Feb 2006 11:10:24 +0000

I fully agree with the reply posted by Rebecca and Michael…..contributions of BeeGees to music is known to music lover and not to some columnnists

By: Jacko

Jacko — Tue, 21 Feb 2006 11:06:14 +0000

Yah. Sorry – but the Brothers Gibb ain’t to be sneezed at. In songwriting alone, they’ve done some sensational things.

By: Michael Johnson

Michael Johnson — Mon, 20 Feb 2006 21:22:38 +0000

Please don’t bash the BeeGees. They made some great music. SOme of it is great fun and some sublime.

By: RJMullan

RJMullan — Mon, 20 Feb 2006 21:05:50 +0000

One more thing, referring them Castrated Infants says a lot about the maturity level of this writer. The Bee Gees achievments in terms of record sales, international and music industry awards are all that people need to see in order to know how incredibly gifted and skilled they were and still are. The induction of the Bee Gees into the Songwriter’s Hall of Fame and Music Hall of Fame, along with all their Grammys, BritAward for Lifetime Achievement..etc, etc. say it all. Your opinions of their music are yours – millions disagree with you.

By: RebeccaMullan

RebeccaMullan — Mon, 20 Feb 2006 20:45:54 +0000

The person who wrote this is off a bit on the facts of the Brothers Gibb ‘only surfacing’. The article implies that since Maurice’s death, they have done very little until now. This is not so. They have not performed together onstage, yet Barry and Robin continued do what they could considering the magnitude of their grief, usually helping others in some way, and without hype and sensationism. Right after Maurice’s death, Robin was a judge/mentor on American Idol and on Fame Academy in the UK did numerous interviews in several continents. He has toured in Asia and Europe with a full orchestra, performed on the 4th of July 2004 concert in Washington DC. Barry wrote, produced and recorded Guilty Pleasures, but also continued to perform at private charity fundraisers. The brothers organized and recorded Grief Never Grows Old (along with other artists) raising millions for Tsunami relief, accepted a World Award from Mr.Gorbaczov, a Grammy for Lifetime Achievement, an honorary Doctorate in Music, and a CBE Award from Buckingham Palace. You are correct that this was done with a quiet dignity during their time of deep sorrow over the loss of their brother, and yes, what direction Barry and Robin Gibb will choose for their careers is still to be seen. There are many projects in the works for this coming year. This week’s performance is a phenominally moving event for all Bee Gees fans. Where as many artists might have resorted to self – destructive actions, gone ‘off a deep end’, Barry and Robin Gibb have not. My hat’s off to the Bee Gees (and their families) for doing their best to quietly but steadily continue, in the wake of a terrible tragedy and to do it with such grace and dignity.

By: Patrick Henley

Patrick Henley — Mon, 20 Feb 2006 18:28:56 +0000

Are we a little bit jealous, mister writer ?! you are pathetic!