First Time Hearing Bee Gees Too Much Heaven Reaction Video - TOO MUCH HEAVEN? MORE LIKE TOO SMOOTH!
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Your poor generation has been so starved for good music, real music, that when you hear it, it overwhelms you. What we took for granted back in the 70s it's like manna from heaven to this generation. I'm glad you had a chance to listen to the wonderful pop music that we had from back in the day!
40 plus years of the brothers singing together. Over 1000 songs written by them. They donated this to UNICEF in the Year of the Child. Amazing and brilliant career.
It’s been over 60 years.They were amazing.Barry still is.
It's live
They are just that good
This is a studio mastered performance but remember that this is also from a time when it was still analog recording on reel-to-reel tape. Other than echo and maybe some overdubs it's all them. I saw them live in concert in 1978 and their live performance was as good as anything that came out of the studio. There are also talk show clips where they bust out parts of this from their interview chairs, so it's all them.
I actually prefer their live performances to their studio recordings!
Understand you are witnessing pure perfection !! These guys harmonized so beautiful it sounds like one person !! Then Barry’s flawless voice in lead vocals makes this song one the greatest songs ever !! EVER !!
This was LIVE, no auto-tune. They were AMAZING. Perhaps because they were brothers the harmony and sync came more easily. They produced an astonishing amount of great music.
While auto-tune didn't exist yet, this is NOT actually live. There are nine layers of three-part harmony mixing, creating 27 voices, though the high falsetto voices are the most pronounced in the final mix. The track also has other backing vocals.
@@jgp7591 Shut up, they were angels.Coming in with your common sense and knowledge, pfff ;)
Not live as they were lip synching here.
Saying this clip is pre-recorded, which it most certainly is, does not reduce how amazing these men were. As songwriters I would put them up there with Lennon/ McCartney & Brian Wilson. Their vocal blend is perfection and this song in particular shows off Barry’s signature falsetto range. Pre-recorded or not, their performance on this song is simply mesmerising.
@@jgp7591 oh please!!! You are used to modern shit thats your problem
I grew up with this great group & had a lot of their albums. Most people react to their disco era. My favorites are from the 60's-70's. Some of their early hits were "New York Mining Disaster 1941", "Holiday", "World", "And The Sun Will Shine", "Really & Sincerely", "The Singer Sang His Song", "Lonely Days", "Melody Fair", "First Of May", "I Started A Joke", "I've Gotta Get A Message To You", "Massachusetts", "To Love Somebody" etc.
how can someone start a critique on a group that you know nothing about. you are embarrasing , do your research , all time Hall of Fame group, and fabulous song writers!
Say no more -
No auto tune here. It's pure talent. That's how it was in the olden days.
Yes! I remember hearing that they donated all the proceeds made from this song to charity. UNICEF I think 🤔. I know this was popular in the US,UK, Australia and I'm sure many more countries around the world. Barry (center) is the oldest brother, Maurice and Robin were twins. Both have passed away now
RIP 😔♥️. These brothers will always be remembered having a unique almost perfect harmony along with tons of hit songs!!
Barry, Maurice, and Robin have been harmonizing like this since they were young children.
What you're seeing is, for them, effortless.
This is fake.
Being born in the 60s I was extremely fortunate to be around when the Bee Gees were at their best. The harmonies these three brothers had were a different class to anything then and anything now. They were also prolific song writers, not only for themselves but many artiest, you only have to listen this particular song to feel the heartfelt words they have used in the lyrics. To the Bee Gees THANK YOU!
I’m with ya!✌🏻 Best music ever came out of the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s. Pure, natural talent!
This is LIVE and yes they sound that GOOD on records AND live. It's called talent. Something you don't see anymore.
This is the studio version. Yes they’re awesome but cmon.
A) it is not LIVE and B) there is plenty of talent to find nowadays….it may not necessarily make it to radio or television anymore but there’s still a heap of talent to find.
Simply put ... Yes! 🥰
AJ,I totally agree,with you.
@@rolynik... lmao...the Bee Gees are once in a lifetime group.
"How deep is your love" & "Love you inside out" are great songs. How deep is your love is a love song and Love you inside out is a love song but has a nasty funky beat.
How Deep Is Your Love will be up next!
The Bee Gees were regarded as one of the most important and influential acts in pop-music history. They were known for their three-part tight harmonies. Barry Gibb the brother in the middle was considered as the best falsetto of the era. Paternal twins Robin in the left long hair no beard and maurice in the right. Barry and Robin shared leads, maurice not as much.They wrote over 1000+ songs for themselves and for other top artists. They had 9 #1’s, they had 6 consecutive #1’s and 20 in the top 10’s. Their career spanned 5 decades, they were inducted into the Rock& Roll Hall of Fame, The Songwriters Hall of Fame, received countless awards, produced their own records and for other top artists. Barry Gibb is second only to Paul McCartney as the most prolific songwriter in the history of music. All in all Bee Gees are the most phenomenal band. Please react to LOVE YOU INSIDE OUT, Thank you. ❤❤❤❤
Haha, just one thing, it's fraternal twins, not paternal. Paternal is the side of the father as opposed to maternal, the rest is spot on. I have to say, Barry is one of the most engaging and sweet guys, he misses his brothers and has said would give his fame and fortune away just to be back with them. If you haven't seen it, I recommend watching the interview done just after Robin's death, it is heartbreaking but very well interviewed. I think it's titled "The last Bee Gee" and he even talks a bit about his youngest brother, Andy.
@@utha2665 oops, you’re correct and I should know because I’m the mother of paternal twins more commonly known as identical twins. Robin and Mo don’t resemble each other much, Lol. Yes, I have seen the interview “The last Bee Gee”. It always brings me to tears.
Maurice might not have been a headliner himself but he was married to one of my faves, Lulu! (To Sir With Love).
These guys were old school, sing anything at any range and make it look easy
Not sure if anyone has mentioned this but all proceeds for this song were donated to UNICEF. Not only were Bee Gees in a class all their own in songwriting and harmonies, they were genuinely generous human beings. I have loved them since the 60’s. I listen every day. Keep exploring, you will love them and get hooked like the rest of us. Great reaction. Thank you.
Great real reaction you two. Love these guys. 6 consecutive number 1s, songwriters hall of famers, R&B hall of famers, 100 top 10 hits throughout the decades. Best group ever. Their 1989 live medley is definitely worth seeing, to hear their incrédible harmonies live.
Thank you!
This trio was pure, raw talent - no 'Auto Tune' whatsoever!
They brought us close to 50 years of amazing, musical experiences - adapting their sound to each and every decade they encountered together.
This track was donated to UNICEF - and their track "BLUE ISLAND" was donated to children that fell victim to the war in Bosnia, which went on from 1992 - 1995.
Three humble, generous musical geniuses that never learned to read music - yet, they wrote, sang, produced and arranged so many hits (for not only themselves, but many others, as well ..) year after year... and they graced us with some of the tightest harmonies in musical history!💖💖💖
Welcome in the Univers of the Bee Gees. They had so many Songs. And every Song is a surprice. I grow up with the best Group ever. They can switch there Voices like nobody else. Amazing Voices Amazing Song Amazing Bee Gees. 🕺🥰👍
Unfortunately Barry is the only one left both brothers either side of him have passed, as well as his younger brother Andy. Not only were they a great family group they or Barry wrote so many songs for so many music artists. True talent, and I miss them so much.😢
It's makes me so sad. I wish we have Barry a very long Time .🕺🥰👍
This is Live. Barry is
The brother in the middle, on his right is Robin and his left is Maurice pronounced Morris Gibb (all Brothers) Maurice and Robin have passed away, they were also twins. 50 years of music and it’s a great ride. They have donated all the proceeds from this song to unicef $7 million. Barry was a huge heartthrob. He has been married to his wife since 1970, he adores her to this day and over 50 years he only had eyes for Linda. Beautiful
This song never fails to stun first-time viewers. This is live. It was the version used on the record. To say the Bee Gees were amazing is a gross understatement.
No auto tune. Just pure raw talent. These brothers r just fantastic. The harmonies r unmatched. They r all very talented as individuals but together it is too much. I love them.
Another Bee Gees video coming today :)
This was live and recorded only, no computers, no auto tune, no retakes!. This is pure talent unlike the junk you get now.
this was not a live one take performance.
@@mhicks31can I ask how you know that please?
@@r2drone227 because if you listen this is the same audio from the album which featured 27 vocal tracks. there was no way for them to do this live. yes there are live versions of this song, but they do not sound like this.
@@mhicks31 thank you. I wasn’t aware of that👍
@@mhicks31 Spot on. This is a music video not a live recording.
Barry, the one in the middle, is the only surviving brother now…
😢😢😢
They are that good. They have videos of their Las Vegas show its incredible. They actually sound better live.
Kathy here, I love when I see the younger generation listen to the music I grew up on. I am 68 years old and remember very well all the nights spent at the clubs dancing to their music, fast and slow. Great memories and great times. Thanks for the review.
The Bee Gees were one of my favorite groups before they focused on disco. I was never overly find of disco, so my interest in them waned when they switched to it. But I do acknowledge and have great respect for their decision to reinvent themselves and go with disco. It was a smart move artistically and business-wise. They were never a lightweight group, but with disco they went to the top, practically being the gold standard for disco. It's hard not to admire that.
Agree that their decisions were admirable, but must stress that they didn't decide to switch to disco. The 5 used on SNF were already written as part of their next album. They were used by Stigwood on his new film about disco, and the brothers got wound up in all of the disco hype. They considered these songs contemporary R & B. These songs defined the best of disco but comprised only a short period in the 50-year musical career of the Bee Gees
@@LizzieRD Yeah, I found out some time after posting this that it wasn't necessarily a bold career change decided upon by the Bee Gees.
"Nights on Broadway" should be your next Bee Gees reaction
The Brothers Gibb were HUGE in the 70s, but had hits in the 60s & 80s, as well. Barry (middle) is the oldest, then Maurice (on Barry's left), and Robin (on Barry's right). A fourth brother, Andy, chose a solo career, and did quite nicely. Andy was the youngest, and the first to pass away. Sadly, Barry, the King of falsetto, is the only one who is still with us.
some big hits in the 90's also
Even though you wouldn't know by looking at them, Maurice and Robin were twins.
@@chadheckman2693 Fraternal twins
@@LillyMarz777 obvi.
Proud to claim I grew up listening to ALL of Bee Gees (Brothers Gibb) songs. Bought all of their 78's & 45's. I was born in 1960, the best era to be a teenager.
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The 60's were the best!!
I am a historian of The Bee Gees from their Australian releases and I can assure you they never issued any 78's in Australia. They issued 13 45's.
@@happyolddude I guess he meant 33 1/3 rpm not 78 rpm.
@@marksmess136 They started their recording career back in 1963 and that 45 sells for about $Aus1,000.00 yes youn read correctly $Aus1,000.00.
Born in 61, couldn't agree more!
This was the song that they gave the rights to UNICEF to help children of the world and to this day $10 Million had been donated and still going strong.
This is pure talent folks!
They are that good. Live or not.
To this day no one has ever compared with their Harmony.
As far as harmony...Everly Brothers are up there also
The absolute kings of the charts, from 1970 to 1980- the mighty BEEGEES - indeed the last of 40 weeks in the 70`s decade (more than 3 years 😎)on #1 US Billboard Top 100 😳 with 10 monster bangers - like Stayin Alive (32 million singles sold), Night Fever (10 million, singles sold, How Deep is Your Love ( 15 million sold) You Should Be Dancing or Emotion feat. Samantha Sang (Destiny Child covers this song in the 2000) etc. - hell yeah - tunes for eternity and way beyond his time 🕺🕺🕺🪩🪩🪩🔥🔥 long live the legendary Barry Gibb, Prince Charming with the Lion "shampoo advertising haircut" with female long legs with 27" criminal tight jeans and a epic legendary falsetto vocal from another planet 😂🪩 💪 million girls falls in unconsciousness 🔥
you and i are in every bee gees video HAHAHAH, a very very real fans of them
@@artxxx7832 thats true - 😉 but the Gibb Family deserves all the accolades what the music industry denied them, for so long time 🙏
I remember when the Bee Gees had the #1, #2, #4 ranked hits on the American Top 30 Show… other hits were also on the list at the same time
Kasey Kasem
The sound of the 70s, the golden age of music!
The gold standard of harmonizing.
This is a video done after recording but they were just as fabulous live.
This was donated to UNICEF and has made them millions. It was the first song ever donated to a charity. They donated Blue Island to help with the aftermath of the Bosnian war particularly the women and children as well. Incredible people. Autotune wasn't invented yet. One music producer said they thought like one person and knew instinctively how to move in and out at the microphone for best results. They preferred singing into one microphone and always did medleys at their concerts in that way.
The only bad thing about this song is that it ends.. I never get tired of listening…
They were live. In concert. No lip syncing.
They’ve been singing since they were young kids. You can see those videos from way back then too! They were adorable as kids. and their music over the years, with all their changes in style. is no less than amazing.
You Should Be Dancing, Night Fever & Jive Talking! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
They wrote this,for,and donated it to Unicef.It’s made millions,for the charity,over the years.
pure talent. this is live no auto-tune, auto pitch nothing just talent.
Sadly it wasn't live. It was quite a complex recording.
They are the greatest "Boy Band" of all time. There familial harmonies are unmatched by any band in history. There vocals are timeless. I would like to see another Daneliya Tuleshova Reaction soon. Thanks
Added!
Hard to believe that they performed for over 50 years...
would have been longer if they lived longer...RIP Maurice, Robin...and even Andy
They were the best. Do Fanny Be Tender, One, Alone, Rings Around the Moon, Wish You Were Here, New York Mining Disaster, Words, To Love Somebody, oh there were so many great songs
Its all the way live. Pure raw talent with live recording.
Bee Gess are the GOAT's
This song is so beautiful, Barry, Robin and Maurice singing in falsetto voices. Enjoying your reaction
Love this song. Love seeing you two reaction. I saw them in concert back in the 80’s
Thank you!
If you want more Bee Gees , but not from the disco era, check out "Alone" or "For Whom The Bell Tolls". These two songs also feature Robin sharing the lead singing with Barry. Thanks!
Grew up with them, this song never gets old. Such Class !
No auto tune!!!!!!! In my opinion the best group around. My favorite a few song From Whom The Bells Toll, Emotion, This Is Where I Came In, and More Than A Woman. Barry is the last Bee Gee he is in the middle. Robin and Moe beside are twins and both past.
You should check out the story of how the BeeGees became famous: it's illuminating.
Live with no auto tune from the 70s. Legends and brothers. The parents must have been so very proud to have created these sons. Wow. They have an amazing brother singer Andy Gibb. Check him out
Of course they were amazing, but this wasn't live.
No lip syncing…live..and always sound just as great!! Legends. Artists who have written over 1,000 songs, a lot of which were recorded by others. They have the best sibling harmony EVER!!! ❤❤Sadly only Barry is left now. So many genres tho. Covers the whole spectrum. ❤❤
These guys are/were that good. You can find videos of them performing live on talk shows.
First time ever that I have commented without watching the video first. Talk about rabbit holes, between Morissette and the
Bee Gees you're going to be busy for awhile.
Barry said the harmonization is better with one mic. In there concerts they used one mic a lot. Listen to Tragedy and Fanny Be Tender With My Heart. Great songs by them
They donated the proceeds / royalties of this song to UNICEF as well as organized a show with other artists to raise money. They wrote this and two other songs in an afternoon. Barry has a huge range. This was when people actually had talent. Auto tune didn’t exist back then. The brothers Gibb are just magical! Check out Alone.
If you want to see them standing around one mike live then try to react to the medley from their 1989 One tour. Here they also sing a little of this song but in the lower register.
Three iconic, talented, beautiful, brothers!
Almost everything they recorded was written by them. Additionally they wrote hits for other artists too. They made falsetto singing an art form.
They found out at the ages 5 and 8 they sang in perfect three part harmony. Their first performance they were 6 and 9. Five decades of music plus have had hundreds of artists record their songs. Barry said in an interview they've written in the area of 3,000 songs.
Words.
To Love Somebody.
I've Got To Get A Message To You.
How Deep Is Your Love.
How Do You Mend A Broken Heart.
My World.
Fanny Be Tender.
Jive Talkin.
More Than A Woman.
You Win Again.
Nights On Broadway.
Tragedy.
Love You Inside Out.
Love So Right.
Living Eyes.
First Of May.
For Whom The Bell Tolls.
That's just a few of their amazing songs.
Hands down, Barry Gibb has the best falsetto EVER recorded, and the Bee Gees have the best harmony EVER! Yes, they were THAT good!
Hi. Great reaction. All the proceeds and royalties from this song go to UNICEF; they have never received a dime for this incredible song.
The Bee Gees harmony is spot on and beautiful. There was another brother that also sang with the group called Andy Gibb, check out "Shadow Dancing".
two groups are the epitome of harmony. Bee Gees, and ABBA You need to do react to ABBA. Again. Waterloo is their first big hit. The two ladies when they harmonize almost for a thirds voice.
A lot of younger reactors don't realize that the Brothers Gibb had been performing since the 1950's. There are a few videos floating around of them when they were just kids... and even back then, their harmonies were the epitome of perfection. Oh, and if you listen to their earlier recordings, like "Massachusetts" or "I started a joke", you'll see Robin (no beard, on the left) doing the lead vocals. Just all around great voices, RIP Robin and Maurice... and their younger brother Andy, who had his own career also.
They are biggest selling artist after elvis Beatles and michael
When I was 7 years old I remember hearing this on the radio when it came out in 1979. Great song and even greater times back then. Just My Thoughts...
The advantage of being brothers was they wrote their own stuff and had all the practice time they wished. Singing live held no horrors for them. This was a live rehearsal with the orchestra for the unicef concert .
The harmony has a crystal "ting" to it. Incredible
This was their contribution to the UNICEF fund. It's not something that they sang often if at all. They said it was too complicated to sing live often. You should also listen to Fanny Be Tender With My Love, It's another intensely layered harmonic master piece.
Fanny Be Tender
@@saintsefo4763 Right.
I love ❤️ watching all the different reactions… some people thought it was one person singing before they saw the video.. the harmony is so perfect…
you guys are an awesome couple, I love the reactions, hope you go all the way.:)
Thank you so much!!
I am sure someone has already said they are brothers. The 2 on the outside are twins. And Barry in the middle is the only serving brother. They are so insync and have all mastered that falsetto.
The BeeGees donated all royalties, and it was millions, to the United Nations Children's Fund.
I grew up listening to the Bee Gees..They never made a bad song. Originally from England but moved to Australia in the 60s with their parents. There is a statue of the boys in their hometown of Redcliffe, Queensland.
The Falseto Kings!!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
One of the things I learned was that, the reason they sound so perfectly synced is that they started practicing together when Barry was 8. So they spent years perfecting the harmony between them.
Another thing the is amazing about Barry Gill is that he actually sang in a lower pitch when they started but they found that fans loved his high pitched singing so that's where that comes from.
It's insane that he was able to do that so well.
In my opinion he has one of the purest singing voices I've ever heard.
Barry Gibb is a majestic lion.
What it is that they agreed to donate all money generated from this song to UNICEF. Even today any funds generated from this song still go to them
Barry is the king of falsetto.
BEE GEES One hundred songs Billboard top 10, including songs written for other artists and covers of their songs. The only artists to have number 1 songs in four decades - 60's 70's 80's and 90's
All the stuff going on today I wish we could bring that (to much heaven) and music back. ❤
They are just that good. Love the reaction
27.5 K subscribers in 7 months? Impressive.
My 1st time viewing y'all's channel. A Bee Gees song always draws me in. I've seen many reactions to this song. It always receives a strong response on the positive side. The Bee Gees have a deep well of good songs. Andy -- another Gibb brother --
has a lot of great songs, too, as a solo singer.
Enjoyed the reaction. New subscriber.
Thank you! Glad to have you as a +1!
They’re THAT good! No auto tune just pure raw talent!
Even their vibrato is exactly in sinque--pretty crazy
Barry Gibb one of the most respected producers in the industry
Brothers Gibb, eldest Barry is the sole survivor. Twins Maurice (pronounced Morris) and Robin died in 2003 and 2012. Youngest brother Andy died at age 30 in 1988. Barry can still hit those high notes at age 76.
Yes he can!
You guys should check out their music video for 'This Is Just Where I Came In'. Please do the music video not the live version. Don't get me wrong, the live version is great but the music video has a lot of humor in it and the song itself is about their journey as I heard it, so the symbolism was important to them. (the teddy bear in the beginning is his daughter's old bear)
Barry Gibb is the one in the middle, Robin is with the long hair, and Maurice is the one with the bald spot and beard, and they also had a younger brother Andy who was in their "You should be dancing" music video. Barry is the oldest and only surviving brother out of all of them
Bee Gees one of Gods gifts to mankind!
This was a live recording done during a practice session for a UNICEF concert. It is their real voices, no mods, no auto tune nothing but true talent.
Lip syncing off the album track.
DEAD WRONG
You can learn to sing falsetto it's all about using and expanding your chest pushing air into the lungs this was a beautiful song, always singing to the eoman not about her ❤pure genius all of them, never will we hear the likes again feel privileged growing up with bands like this, geese were by far the best, back in the day ig was pure talent, raw talent honest talent in a day when it didn't matter what you looked like you made it if you were good and they were the best ❤
The Bee Gees are 3 brothers who were born on the Isle of Man. They then moved to Manchester then to Australia and finally came back to the Uk before heading to the USA. They have had numerous songs over many genres ('Staying Alive' was from their disco era) and decades. They have also written hit songs for many singers.
They always loved using the one mic because that is what they did when they were 9 and 6 years old. You must go deep into the rabbit hole. Fanny be tender with my love, Friday night special Nights on Broadway (this live version). LIttle bit of back story these brothers are self taught. Not one of them can read or write music. They create the vocals after they have gotten the track down. They literally have written 3 number one songs in one afternoon. They have never done a cover of someone elses music (they did do a carole king song for a tribute to her which is fire also). They have written for so many artist and so many artist have redone their music. Welcome to the world of the Brothers Gibb.
You young folks are digging the Bee Gees! A seventies staple! Glad to see your musical tastes are evolving!! 👍👍🎶🎶🎶🎶😭😭😭😭