[Timesink]

It's horrible. The Bee Gees were my very first concert. My mom took me to see them in 1977, just as the whole Saturday Night Fever thing was exploding. I was all of seven years old, and had an awesome time.

They're the only band to make the charts in five consecutive decades.

[TLBSHOW]

[mitchbert]

They're the only band to make the charts in five consecutive decades.

That's a wonderful piece of mental memorabilia. Thank you!

[RIGHT IN SEATTLE]

As a toddler in 1969,I watched my Dad tell my older brother to change the Satellite from Dish Network to Iridium.

Been along time since I've anyone.

[hoosierskypilot]

And, can you believe, they were not even nominated for best soundtrack for Saturday Night Fever?

[ohioWfan]

The BeeGees distinguished themselves through their wonderful natural harmony and blend, creativity, survival skills, and adaptability.

This is a great loss. I know how close these brothers were. My prayers will be with the entire family.

[MotleyGirl70]

I was seven at the time also when Saturday Night Fever came out. I loved that movie, the dancing and the I loved dancing to the music of the Bee Gees on my little alarm clock radio when I happen to hear them being played.

Sad.

They're the only band to make the charts in five consecutive decades.

I wonder if Britney Spears, N Sync or Shakira will be able to have claim to such an achievement even twenty years from now. I think not.