It's been awhile since you did a reaction to Bee Gees. You absolutely cannot go through your life without hearing these four. Fanny Be Tender With My Love. Nights On Broadway. Tragedy. Kiss Of Life. Then the next four. I Can't See Nobody. To Love Somebody. I Started A Joke. Mr Natural. Have you reacted to their younger brother Andy Gibb? Andy on the Midnight Special singing, I Just Wanna Be Your Everything. Shadow Dancing. Everlasting Love. (Our Love) Don't Throw It All Away. Andy's first three songs hit number one. Even knocked his brothers out of the number one spot. He was 12 years younger than Barry and 9 years younger than the twins. The Bee Gees were established the year Andy was born and the age difference is why he wanted to go solo to start. In January of 88 they announced Andy would become a permanent member of the Bee Gees but sadly March 10th, just 5 days after his 30th birthday Andy died. Still breaks my heart. They would have been even more sensational with Andy in the group. They wrote a song for him called, Wish You Were Here. They also did a song for Andy at their One Night Only Concert in Vegas and it was a hit of Andy's so they incorporated one of his live performances in the middle of it. It's a great way to see how incredible they would have been. The song is (Our Love)Don't Throw It All Away. I have over 160 favorite Bee Gees songs. You could react to one a week and it would take you years to get through all of their great songs. It was very difficult not to leave a list but I'll add more another time. Love your reactions. Thanks.
The Bee Gees wrote a song in 3 1/2 minutes for Celine Dion. She joins them live at their One Night Only Concert. It's called, Immortality. It's incredible. The first time they heard her sing it they all cried. It's amazing.
My obsession with Take That has mellowed a little since seeing This Life On Tour this year, but your video has made me excited to listen to them again. Progress(ed) is their best album, with Man and/or Wait possibly being their best-ever album track, to me. What I love about it is that it doesn't sound like a "middle-aged boy band" album at all. The album is weird and vulnerable and perfectly produced. I don't think I'll ever love TT as much as I did that era. Everything just worked so perfectly. They'll never top it, I fear! "Look Back, Don't Stare", the docu about the album recording process, is a really good insight into what they were going through as a band while they recorded the album.
Hands down my favourite Take That album and tour. I love Aliens, Man, Love Love, Pretty Things, What Do You Want From Me and Underground Machine the most. The buzz around this album and Robbie coming back was something truly special and Mark has subsequently said in the We've Come A Long Way documentary that he felt like he was "floating for a year".
This is up there as probably my favourite Take That album. Having Robbie return and having a more collaborative writing approach, this album just felt fresh and dynamic, and it's still an album that I listen to now. After all those years, to see the clip for 'The Flood' and to hear Robbie's voice open a Take That track, it was a truly emotional moment.
When We Were Young was from The Three Musketeers movie soundtrack (although the lyrics are clearly about the band). I love Man and Aliens, such underrated TT songs. Unbelievably excited for the Progress show reaction, it's the best concert I have ever seen to this day 🙂
Man and Aliens are 2 of my top TT songs from Progress time. I love how clearly Robbie's vocals are heard throughout the album too.. it felt so special to have the 90s line up back but with a much cooler new sound. I wish I could time travel back and relive 2010-2011 all over again 😂
Not my favourite album, but it's sooo good, and it was amazing to have the 5 of them together again. Gary wrote all the backing tracks (I remember Robbie asking him jokingly what he had been listening to) and then all contributed to a higher o lesser extent in the writing process (Robbie is a great lyricist, as we know, btw). The result is awesome and their reunion, beautiful. Our tastes are not very similar in general, but here go my favourite songs from the album: Love love, Eight Letters, Man, Beautiful, The Flood, Affirmation, (it's so well-crafted, in my opinion), By the way, I also love Kidz B-side, Rocket Ship, I recommend it! And yes, I'd say the lyrics are pretty personal. Another thing, funny you mentioned a collaboration between Take That and Pet Shop Boys, since Pet Shop Boys were their support act on the Progress Tour. I love that Take That have so many different sounds and yet it's them in essence all the time.
They did make a documentary about the Progress album called Look Back Don't Stare which you can find on UA-cam and highly recommended. It goes behind on the scenes on the making of the album and how the guys dealt with Robbie being back and how the album ultimately healed a lot of wounds they had been dealing with. But I love the Progress album though it was a very divisive album in the TT community when it came out partially it was so different than anything they had done before and there were some fans who were understandably not happy about Robbie being back. I think we all knew at the time that Robbie's return was only temporary but I don't think anyone was ready for Jason leaving. The album was truly the end of era for Take That.
LOVE your videos ♥️ this is my fav album specially because Rob’s return ♥️ and how this time he is the lead vocal in most of the songs you need to see the documentary👌🏻 mark and WDYWFM its an emotional and personal song to him I quote from wiki “March, Mark Owen admitted to having multiple affairs and an alcohol problem.[7] After a month in rehab, he returned to the sessions in April to record "What Do You Want from Me?", which he wrote as a message to his wife in response to his actions” 💔
Progress is still one of my favourite albums to this day, there is not a track I don't love. Progressed is equally as good, they clearly had an abundance of amazing songs and one album just wasn't enough!
Would love you to watch there brand new single they wrote about there fans. The music video contains all the stadiums they toured at this year across the uk. Gives me goosebumps especially as I was there. It's called You & me. I would love to see your reaction now you are also a takethat fan it means the world to every single one of us ⫩ fans made me cry watching it there live. Now I'm part of there music video❤
I love TT albums in totality, especially after 2005, but Progress and Progressed stand out a little between all the others. When we were young and 8 letters are some of my favorite songs and I love the video clip for When we were young, is very simple but it has something that touches my ❤. I also may have a controversial opinion, as I love next album "III" and the corresponding concert tour, even without Jason and Robbie. Some are not too happy about it, but I connect with all the songs on it.
Some great songs on this album . This album was very different from there usual stuff.. took Me. a while to get use to it .... eight letter Flower bed when we were young and love love . And wait being my fave songs thanks for a great reaction and making me smile Take care x
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Take That Progressed & Progress
It's been awhile since you did a reaction to Bee Gees. You absolutely cannot go through your life without hearing these four.
Fanny Be Tender With My Love. Nights On Broadway.
Tragedy.
Kiss Of Life.
Then the next four.
I Can't See Nobody.
To Love Somebody.
I Started A Joke.
Mr Natural.
Have you reacted to their younger brother Andy Gibb?
Andy on the Midnight Special singing,
I Just Wanna Be Your Everything. Shadow Dancing.
Everlasting Love.
(Our Love) Don't Throw It All Away.
Andy's first three songs hit number one. Even knocked his brothers out of the number one spot. He was 12 years younger than Barry and 9 years younger than the twins. The Bee Gees were established the year Andy was born and the age difference is why he wanted to go solo to start. In January of 88 they announced Andy would become a permanent member of the Bee Gees but sadly March 10th, just 5 days after his 30th birthday Andy died. Still breaks my heart. They would have been even more sensational with Andy in the group. They wrote a song for him called,
Wish You Were Here. They also did a song for Andy at their One Night Only Concert in Vegas and it was a hit of Andy's so they incorporated one of his live performances in the middle of it. It's a great way to see how incredible they would have been. The song is
(Our Love)Don't Throw It All Away.
I have over 160 favorite Bee Gees songs. You could react to one a week and it would take you years to get through all of their great songs. It was very difficult not to leave a list but I'll add more another time. Love your reactions. Thanks.
The Bee Gees wrote a song in 3 1/2 minutes for Celine Dion. She joins them live at their One Night Only Concert. It's called,
Immortality.
It's incredible. The first time they heard her sing it they all cried. It's amazing.
My obsession with Take That has mellowed a little since seeing This Life On Tour this year, but your video has made me excited to listen to them again. Progress(ed) is their best album, with Man and/or Wait possibly being their best-ever album track, to me. What I love about it is that it doesn't sound like a "middle-aged boy band" album at all. The album is weird and vulnerable and perfectly produced. I don't think I'll ever love TT as much as I did that era. Everything just worked so perfectly. They'll never top it, I fear!
"Look Back, Don't Stare", the docu about the album recording process, is a really good insight into what they were going through as a band while they recorded the album.
Hands down my favourite Take That album and tour. I love Aliens, Man, Love Love, Pretty Things, What Do You Want From Me and Underground Machine the most. The buzz around this album and Robbie coming back was something truly special and Mark has subsequently said in the We've Come A Long Way documentary that he felt like he was "floating for a year".
This is up there as probably my favourite Take That album. Having Robbie return and having a more collaborative writing approach, this album just felt fresh and dynamic, and it's still an album that I listen to now. After all those years, to see the clip for 'The Flood' and to hear Robbie's voice open a Take That track, it was a truly emotional moment.
When we were young ❤️😍
When We Were Young was from The Three Musketeers movie soundtrack (although the lyrics are clearly about the band). I love Man and Aliens, such underrated TT songs. Unbelievably excited for the Progress show reaction, it's the best concert I have ever seen to this day 🙂
I've been waiting for this for so long!
Fun fact: "Flowerbed" is a hidden track in the CD, it stars a few minutes after "Eight Letters".
Man and Aliens are 2 of my top TT songs from Progress time. I love how clearly Robbie's vocals are heard throughout the album too.. it felt so special to have the 90s line up back but with a much cooler new sound. I wish I could time travel back and relive 2010-2011 all over again 😂
Not my favourite album, but it's sooo good, and it was amazing to have the 5 of them together again. Gary wrote all the backing tracks (I remember Robbie asking him jokingly what he had been listening to) and then all contributed to a higher o lesser extent in the writing process (Robbie is a great lyricist, as we know, btw). The result is awesome and their reunion, beautiful. Our tastes are not very similar in general, but here go my favourite songs from the album: Love love, Eight Letters, Man, Beautiful, The Flood, Affirmation, (it's so well-crafted, in my opinion), By the way, I also love Kidz B-side, Rocket Ship, I recommend it! And yes, I'd say the lyrics are pretty personal. Another thing, funny you mentioned a collaboration between Take That and Pet Shop Boys, since Pet Shop Boys were their support act on the Progress Tour. I love that Take That have so many different sounds and yet it's them in essence all the time.
They did make a documentary about the Progress album called Look Back Don't Stare which you can find on UA-cam and highly recommended. It goes behind on the scenes on the making of the album and how the guys dealt with Robbie being back and how the album ultimately healed a lot of wounds they had been dealing with.
But I love the Progress album though it was a very divisive album in the TT community when it came out partially it was so different than anything they had done before and there were some fans who were understandably not happy about Robbie being back. I think we all knew at the time that Robbie's return was only temporary but I don't think anyone was ready for Jason leaving. The album was truly the end of era for Take That.
LOVE your videos ♥️ this is my fav album specially because Rob’s return ♥️ and how this time he is the lead vocal in most of the songs you need to see the documentary👌🏻 mark and WDYWFM its an emotional and personal song to him I quote from wiki “March, Mark Owen admitted to having multiple affairs and an alcohol problem.[7] After a month in rehab, he returned to the sessions in April to record "What Do You Want from Me?", which he wrote as a message to his wife in response to his actions” 💔
Progress is still one of my favourite albums to this day, there is not a track I don't love. Progressed is equally as good, they clearly had an abundance of amazing songs and one album just wasn't enough!
Would love you to watch there brand new single they wrote about there fans. The music video contains all the stadiums they toured at this year across the uk. Gives me goosebumps especially as I was there. It's called You & me. I would love to see your reaction now you are also a takethat fan it means the world to every single one of us ⫩ fans made me cry watching it there live. Now I'm part of there music video❤
I love TT albums in totality, especially after 2005, but Progress and Progressed stand out a little between all the others. When we were young and 8 letters are some of my favorite songs and I love the video clip for When we were young, is very simple but it has something that touches my ❤. I also may have a controversial opinion, as I love next album "III" and the corresponding concert tour, even without Jason and Robbie. Some are not too happy about it, but I connect with all the songs on it.
The song title puns at the end 😂
Some great songs on this album . This album was very different from there usual stuff.. took Me. a while to get use to it .... eight letter
Flower bed when we were young and love love . And wait being my fave songs thanks for a great reaction and making me smile
Take care x
I remember Robbie writing a lot for this in the documentary and Jason getting quite angry because he thought Robbie was still trying to be the star.
Still the best boyband ever this album is one they're best
Last one with jason and Robbi(who still has occasional appearances with them)
They're maybe only three members now but they've proved they still work just aswell
Hi dude, sorry for being off-topic, but I miss your Madonna videos so much!