Bee Gees - This Is Where I Came in

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Free Music Review: The Bee Gees Are Not Only Great But Timeless
Hit: 5 Stars

1) This Is Where I Came In -- The title track and one of my favorites. Great vocals and instrumentation are hallmarks of this song. Reminds me alot of New York Mining Disaster 1941. 2) She Keeps On Coming -- A pretty good track with great vocals by my favorite Gibb brother, Robin. It's a song that reminds me of an ELO song. It has a chorus that will stick in your head. 3) Sacred Trust -- A pretty good ballad that is handled well by Barry. Reminds me of other great ballads like First of May and Don't Wanna Live Inside Myself. 4) Wedding Day -- Definitely one of the best songs on the album. You better believe that this song will be one that you will hear at weddings. It's already been played some on the TV show, Providence. 5) Man In the Middle -- A Mo song. It's alot like Omega Man from Size Isn't Everything. Many people don't know how to react to a Bee Gees song with Maurice singing the lead simply because they are not used to him singing lead. However, this song has a very catchy hook. 6) Deja Vu -- Another fine performance by the inimitable Robin. 7) Technicolor Dreams -- An interesting song to say the least! Reminds me of Winchester Cathedral. Definitely not a disco song. Barry gives a fine performance as usual, but I don't really care for ragtime jazz. 8) Walking On Air -- Another Mo song. Not as good as Man In the Middle. 9) Loose Talk Costs Lives -- A magnificent ballad by Barry. It's better than Sacred Trust. 10) Embrace -- This song along with the title track features the brothers at their very best--singing together and harmonizing. 11) The Extra Mile -- An okay song. Don't really have any other feelings about it. 12) Voice In the Wilderness -- The only true rock song on the album. It reminds me of Down the Road and Heavy Breathing--2 songs that were on their album, Mr. Natural. Not alot of people have heard the Bee Gees sing this style, so they don't know how to react except to react negatively. However, as they have proven over their 35+ year career, they can sing in a variety of different styles.

All in all, this is a Bee Gees album that comes close to overtaking One and Size Isn't Everything as their best album since their post Spirits day. The best tracks are #1, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #9, and #10. It's unrealistic to expect another Main Course or Odessa with this album simply because the brothers have matured over the years. Here's hoping that American radio and the American public get over their phobia of the Bee Gees and give this album a chance. I guarantee you that it will be a big hit everywhere else in the world which is a very sad commentary on our society.

P.S. Whoever is in charge of their label, please put Living Eyes back in print, so my Bee Gees collection can be complete!

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