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* SuspiciouslySimilarSong: Their previously unreleased song for Bee Gees' 1st (which was released in 2006), ''House of Lords'', sounds quite close to ''Eleanor Rigby'' by the Beatles.

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* SuspiciouslySimilarSong: Their previously unreleased song for Bee Gees' 1st (which was released in 2006), the 2006 reissue of said album), ''House of Lords'', sounds quite close to ''Eleanor Rigby'' by the Beatles.
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSong: Their previously unreleased song for Bee Gees' 1st, ''House of Lords'', sounds quite close to ''Eleanor Rigby'' by the Beatles.

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* SuspiciouslySimilarSong: Their previously unreleased song for Bee Gees' 1st, 1st (which was released in 2006), ''House of Lords'', sounds quite close to ''Eleanor Rigby'' by the Beatles.
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSong: Their previously unreleased song for Bee Gees' 1st, ''House of Lords'', sounds quite close to ''Eleanor Rigby'' by the Beatles.
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Spelling/grammar fix(es) Upon reading one example in "Germans Love David Hasselhoff," I assume the word is "Philippines" regarding some Filipino musicians, not "Philippians," a book in the New Testament.


** Before the backlash against Disco, the Bee Gees were pretty successful in the States. During their Baroque Pop period, they were able to score a fair amount of American hits such as ''New York Mining Disaster 1941'', ''Massachusetts'', ''I Started a Joke'', ''I Gotta Get a Message to You'', ''To Love Somebody'' (with this song particular charting higher in the US than the UK) just to name a few. And during their famous Disco period, they were scoring hit after hit from ''Jive Talkin''', ''Stayin' Alive'', ''More Than a Woman'', ''Night Fever'', ''Tragedy'', and other songs, and were considered very talented musicians.

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** Before the backlash against Disco, disco, the Bee Gees were pretty successful in the States. During their Baroque Pop period, they were able to score a fair amount of American hits such as ''New York Mining Disaster 1941'', ''Massachusetts'', ''I Started a Joke'', ''I Gotta Get a Message to You'', ''To Love Somebody'' (with this song particular charting higher in the US than the UK) just to name a few. And during their famous Disco disco period, they were scoring hit after hit from ''Jive Talkin''', ''Stayin' Alive'', ''More Than a Woman'', ''Night Fever'', ''Tragedy'', and other songs, and were considered very talented musicians.



*** [[DoubleSubvertedTrope However]], once the backlash against Disco [[VindicatedByHistory faded over time]], the Bee Gees were re-evaluated. And in the States today, they are generally respected musicians.

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*** [[DoubleSubvertedTrope However]], once the backlash against Disco disco [[VindicatedByHistory faded over time]], the Bee Gees were re-evaluated. And in the States today, they are generally respected musicians.



** The groups also has a strong fanbase in the Philippians who love them both for their ballads and Disco music. In fact, the Filipino band the Boyfriends took plenty of inspiration from the Bee Gees when making their own music.

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** The groups group also has a strong fanbase in the Philippians Philippines who love them both for their ballads and Disco disco music. In fact, the Filipino band the Boyfriends took plenty of inspiration from the Bee Gees when making their own music.



** On the flipside, there are also a number of fans who listen to their Disco material ''exclusively''.

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** On the flipside, there are also a number of fans who listen to their Disco disco material ''exclusively''.
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* StuckInTheirShadow: Colin Petersen and Vince Melouney were both in the shadow of the Gibb brothers during their Baroque pop quintet era. This is understandable as they were both late additions to the group (especially Melouney) to make the Bee Gees (who were a originally a trio to start) a fuller band. Neither of them, except Vince on ''Such a Shame'' got to sing lead.
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** Before the backlash against Disco, the Bee Gees were pretty successful in the States. During their Baroque Pop period, they were able to score a fair amount of American hits such as ''New York Mining Disaster 1941'', ''Massachusetts'', and ''To Love Somebody'' (with this song particular charting higher in the US than the UK) to name a few. And during their famous Disco period, they were scoring hit after hit from ''Jive Talkin''', ''Stayin' Alive'', ''More Than a Woman'', ''Night Fever'', ''Tragedy'', and other songs, and were considered very talented musicians.

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** Before the backlash against Disco, the Bee Gees were pretty successful in the States. During their Baroque Pop period, they were able to score a fair amount of American hits such as ''New York Mining Disaster 1941'', ''Massachusetts'', and ''I Started a Joke'', ''I Gotta Get a Message to You'', ''To Love Somebody'' (with this song particular charting higher in the US than the UK) just to name a few. And during their famous Disco period, they were scoring hit after hit from ''Jive Talkin''', ''Stayin' Alive'', ''More Than a Woman'', ''Night Fever'', ''Tragedy'', and other songs, and were considered very talented musicians.
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*** ''In My Own Time'', an album track from ''Bee Gees 1st'', was also once believed to have been recorded by the Beatles.
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*** ''More Than a Woman'' and ''Night Fever'' also count.

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*** ** ''More Than a Woman'' and ''Night Fever'' are also count. songs that are heavily associated with the group.
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*** ''More Than a Woman'' and ''Night Fever'' also count.
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* RefrainFromAssuming: The Bee Gees don't have a song called ''Mr. Jones'' or ''Have You Seen My Wife, Mr. Jones?'', the song is called ''New York Mining Disaster 1941''. It's worth noting that the ''actual'' title [[NonAppearingTitle appears nowhere in the song]].
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** Before the backlash against Disco, the Bee Gees were pretty successful in the States. During their Baroque Pop period, they were able to score a fair amount of American hits such as ''New York Mining Disaster 1941'', ''Massachusetts'', and ''To Love Somebody'' (with this particular charting higher in the US than the UK) to name a few. And during their famous Disco period, they were scoring hit after hit from ''Jive Talkin''', ''Stayin' Alive'', ''More Than a Woman'', ''Night Fever'', ''Tragedy'', and other songs, and were considered very talented musicians.

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** Before the backlash against Disco, the Bee Gees were pretty successful in the States. During their Baroque Pop period, they were able to score a fair amount of American hits such as ''New York Mining Disaster 1941'', ''Massachusetts'', and ''To Love Somebody'' (with this song particular charting higher in the US than the UK) to name a few. And during their famous Disco period, they were scoring hit after hit from ''Jive Talkin''', ''Stayin' Alive'', ''More Than a Woman'', ''Night Fever'', ''Tragedy'', and other songs, and were considered very talented musicians.
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** On the flipside, there are also a number of fans who listen to their Disco material ''exclusively''.

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** Before the backlash against Disco, the Bee Gees were pretty successful in the States. During their Baroque Pop period, they were able to score a fair amount of American hits such as ''New York Mining Disaster 1941'', ''Massachusetts'', and ''To Love Somebody'' (with this particular charting higher in the US than the UK) to name a few. And during their famous Disco period, they were scoring hit after hit and were considered very talented musicians.

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** Before the backlash against Disco, the Bee Gees were pretty successful in the States. During their Baroque Pop period, they were able to score a fair amount of American hits such as ''New York Mining Disaster 1941'', ''Massachusetts'', and ''To Love Somebody'' (with this particular charting higher in the US than the UK) to name a few. And during their famous Disco period, they were scoring hit after hit from ''Jive Talkin''', ''Stayin' Alive'', ''More Than a Woman'', ''Night Fever'', ''Tragedy'', and other songs, and were considered very talented musicians.



* The group also is quite popular in Japan. In fact, they were the first non-Japanese artists to score a number one hit on the Oricon Charts with their song ''Massachusetts''.

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* ** The group also is quite popular in Japan. In fact, they were the first non-Japanese artists to score a number one hit on the Oricon Charts with their song ''Massachusetts''.
** The groups also has a strong fanbase in the Philippians who love them both for their ballads and Disco music. In fact, the Filipino band the Boyfriends took plenty of inspiration from the Bee Gees when making their own music.
** The band also has a ''strong'' fanbase in Brazil.
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** Before the backlash against Disco, the Bee Gees were pretty successful in the States. During their Baroque Pop period, they were able to score a fair amount of American hits such as ''New York Mining Disaster 1941'', ''Massachusetts'', and ''To Love Somebody'' (which charted higher in the US than the UK) to name a few. And during their famous Disco period, they were scoring hit after hit and were considered very talented musicians.

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** Before the backlash against Disco, the Bee Gees were pretty successful in the States. During their Baroque Pop period, they were able to score a fair amount of American hits such as ''New York Mining Disaster 1941'', ''Massachusetts'', and ''To Love Somebody'' (which charted (with this particular charting higher in the US than the UK) to name a few. And during their famous Disco period, they were scoring hit after hit and were considered very talented musicians.
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*** [[DoubleSubvertedTrope However]], once the backlash against Disco [[VindicatedByHistory faded over time]], the Bee Gees were re-evaluated. And in the States today, they are generally respected musicians for their talent.

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*** [[DoubleSubvertedTrope However]], once the backlash against Disco [[VindicatedByHistory faded over time]], the Bee Gees were re-evaluated. And in the States today, they are generally respected musicians for their talent.musicians.
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*** [[DoubleSubvertedTrope However]], once the backlash against Disco [[VindicatedByHistory faded over time]], the Bee Gees were re-evaluated. And in the States today, they are once again appreciated for the their talent.

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*** [[DoubleSubvertedTrope However]], once the backlash against Disco [[VindicatedByHistory faded over time]], the Bee Gees were re-evaluated. And in the States today, they are once again appreciated generally respected musicians for the their talent.
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* The group also is quite popular in Japan. In fact, they were the first non-Japanese artists to score a number one hit on the Oricon Charts with their song ''Massachusetts''.
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* AmericansHateTingle: Once disco fell out of fashion, they became personas non gratis in the United States, even though they weren't recording disco songs anymore. They had the reputation as the "worst band ever" that Music/{{Nickelback}} "enjoys" today. For instance, their 1987 single "You Win Again" was a number one hit in ten different countries; its US peak was 75.

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* AmericansHateTingle: Once disco fell out of fashion, they became personas personae non gratis gratae in the United States, even though they weren't recording disco songs anymore. They had the reputation as the "worst band ever" that Music/{{Nickelback}} "enjoys" today. For instance, their 1987 single "You Win Again" was a number one hit in ten different countries; its US peak was 75.

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