Reprise records has reissued two more Bee Gees albums. The two are 2003's compelation Number Ones featuring all the the trio's number one singles like "Night Fever", "Stayin' Alive" and "Too Much Heaven". Of more interest though is the reissue of the 1972 album Best of Bee Gees Vol 2 in that many of the songs found on this album are hard to come by because the albums they originally appeared on are either hard to find or out of print. Five of the songs from the album, "How Can You Mend A Broken Heart", Robin's solo hit "Saved By the Bell", "Lonley Days", "Don't Forget To Remember" (featuring only Barry and Maurice) and "Run To Me" appeared on the 2002 album Bee Gees The Record: Their Greatest Hits. However, the other nine songs are pretty difficult to come by. I bought my copy at Meijer for a mere $7.99. :cool: :D

That's great, but I'd rather see some of the regular albums re-released. My opinion, of course! :lol:

That's great, but I'd rather see some of the regular albums re-released. My opinion, of course! :lol:

Oh, I totally agree. However, Reprise has been taking their good sweet time about releasing anything, so the fact that they released these two is amazing in itself. The last two they reissued were the SNF soundtrack and Bee Gee Greatest over a year ago. And the SNF soundtrack was never even out of print.

^ Hey, you don't think these people are working with Sony and 20th Century Fox, who take forever releasing TV shows on DVD, do you? :rolleyes: :mad: :lol:

^ Hey, you don't think these people are working with Sony and 20th Century Fox, who take forever releasing TV shows on DVD, do you? :rolleyes: :mad: :lol:


Maybe. :lol: