Platinum Record [Level 8]
...which only has one true disco song, "Tragedy" :)
Platinum Record [Level 8]
Also, it has that funky track 'Love You Inside Out'. It sounds like a throwback to the Children of The World record. The groove sounds like 'Boogie Child' and 'You Stepped Into My Life'.
Disco Funk
Gold Record [Level 7]
For me the title track is the best. Not disco, of course, but then they weren't all that disco either.
Their next LP, "Living eyes", is awesome. However, by 1982 nobody wanted to listen to the B.G.s anymore! :) :oops:
Indie Release [Level 4]
An overlooked gem from "Spirts Having Flown" is "Living Together". It is a catchy disco tune just like "Tragedy". Another disco gem "Subway" from "Children of The World" (1976) album is another song worth listening to although it was not officially a single.
Chart Hit [Level 6]
"Love you Inside Out". And the title track from "Spirits Having Flown" has always been one of my favorite BeeGees songs. It's so tropical sounding and breezy, reminds me of laying on a beach watching ships roll by, and Barry Gibb outdoes himself doing falsetto vocals at the end. And there's 2 songs, "Why?" and "One More Look at the Night" on Andy Gibb's second album that are almost as good...
Indie Release [Level 4]
Nano and Discotom73, I agree with your observations.
Gold Record [Level 7]
"Tragedy" was a "Disco" song??? :o :o :o
Man -o- man.....
Underground Hit [Level 5]
Wasn't from this LP a song called "UNTIL"?
It got some air play here.
Although I am not not a Bee-Gees fan, it was a beautiful tune.
Indie Release [Level 4]
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Paulo, yes, "Until" is from that album too. I never thought of it as a single but it is a nice song.
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