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DescriptionBee Gees - The Warner Bros Years 1987-91 Box (2014) MP3@320kbps Beolab1700  --------------------------------------------------------------------- Bee Gees - The Warner Bros Years 1987-91 Box --------------------------------------------------------------------- Artist...............: Bee Gees Album................: The Warner Bros Years Genre................: Pop Source...............: CD Year.................: 2014 Ripper...............: EAC (Secure mode) / LAME 3.92 & Asus CD-S520 Codec................: LAME 3.99 Version..............: MPEG 1 Layer III Quality..............: Insane, (avg. bitrate: 320kbps) Channels.............: Joint Stereo / 44100 hz Tags.................: ID3 v1.1, ID3 v2.3 Information..........: Posted by............: Beolab1700 on 01/09/2014 --------------------------------------------------------------------- Tracklisting --------------------------------------------------------------------- 1987 E•S•P 01 E•S•P 02 You Win Again 03 Live Or Die (Hold Me Like A Child) 04 Giving Up The Ghost 05 The Longest Night 06 This Is Your Life 07 Angela 08 Overnight 09 Crazy For Your Love 10 Backtafunk 11 E•S•P (Vocal Reprise) Bonus Tracks 12 E•S•P (Demo Version) 13 Angela (Edit) 14 E•S•P (Edit) 15 You Win Again (Extended Version) 16 E•S•P (Extended Version) 1989 One 01 Ordinary Lives 02 One 03 Bodyguard 04 It’s My Neighborhood 05 Tears 06 Tokyo Nights 07 Flesh And Blood 08 Wish You Were Here 09 House Of Shame 10 Will You Ever Let Me 11 Wing And A Prayer Bonus Tracks 12 Shape Of Things To Come 13 One (Remix / Edit) 14 One (12” Dance Version) 15 One (12” Club Mix) 1991 High Civilization 01 High Civilization 02 Secret Love 03 When He’s Gone 04 Happy Ever After 05 Party With No Name 06 Ghost Train 07 Dimensions 08 The Only Love 09 Human Sacrifice 10 True Confessions 11 Evolution 2014 ‘One For All’ Concert 1989 Recorded at the National Tennis Centre, Melbourne, Australia CD1: 01 Intro 02 Ordinary Lives 03 Giving Up The Ghost 04 To Love Somebody 05 I’ve Gotta Get A Message To You 06 One 07 Tokyo Nights 08 Words 09 Juliet 10 Lonely Days Medley: 11 New York Mining Disaster 1941 12 Holiday 13 Too Much Heaven 14 Heartbreaker 15 Islands In The Stream 16 Run To Me 17 World 18 Spicks And Specks CD2: 01 How Deep Is Your Love 02 It’s My Neighborhood 03 How Can You Mend A Broken Heart 04 House Of Shame 05 I Started A Joke 06 Massachusetts 07 Stayin’ Alive 08 Nights On Broadway 09 Jive Talkin’ 10 You Win Again 11 You Should Be Dancing --------------------------------------------------------------------- For the Bee Gees, The Warner Bros. Years run 1987 through 1991 with three albums, two of them major international hits. Those albums are 1987′s E.S.P. and 1989′s One, records that found the trio skillfully navigating the space between adult contemporary and emerging new jack swing, with the remaining record being 1991′s High Civilization, a full-bodied embracement of modern R&B that is stiffly noisy and thoroughly 1991. All three records are boxed up on this 2014 Rhino set with the entirety of the 1989 One for All concert, previously available only as a truncated home video, released as a two-disc supplement. E.S.P. and One contain bonus remixes and demos – these expanded editions have been released in markets outside of the US – but High Civilizationis merely remastered, a sign of how it’s the poor relation of this group (upon its original 1991 release, it didn’t chart in the U.S. but, then again, it wasn’t really promoted). It is indeed a curiosity, an artifact of all the terrible production ideas of the early ’90s, but the other albums are quite strong; they represent their time but are also cannily crafted, filled with strong yet slyly savvy adult contemporary songs. Outside of the live show, which is a professionally pleasing artifact of its time – both the ’60s and ’70s hits are subjected to the synthesized clank of the ’80s – the extras are single remixes, extended versions, and edits, the kind of thing that sparks the attention of collectors but doesn’t seduce others. Nevertheless, this cleanly produced, simple box is a nice summation of the last great – and last successful – period of the Bee Gees’ career, available at an affordable price point that will not disappoint. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Related Torrents
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