Search - Bee Gees - One Night Only (DTS) on DVD

K. K. (GAMER)
Reviewed on 8/31/2020...

If you are a fan of the Bee Gees, then you should check out their story and watch some of their older works. This was a band ahead of their time with a sound that put them at the top of the charts by the world for six months on their top #1 slots held occasion. The only brother still living is Barry Gibb and he was the main sound of the Bee Gees but his two brothers, Maurice and Robin Gibb are definitely missed since they gave the band that group sound, which will never be recreated again. Barry Gibb still tours pending COVID-19 with 2021 slotted right now and he said during an interview that he would be no good at any other job and music is what he knows. Their younger brother Andy died at a young age and had alot of similarities to big brother, Barry with his unique singing ability. If you have not heard the Bee Gees, then you should check out if you are a music fan since many of their song have alot of heart and will bring you right into the disco era. The Bee Gees were known as the Kings of Disco!

Joven Q.
Reviewed on 4/14/2010...

One of the best if not the best !

Should You Buy DTS Over Dolby?

Martin A Hogan | San Francisco, CA. (Hercules) | 12/03/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"If you got this far, you are probably interested in getting this historical concert on DVD. Filmed at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas in November of 1997, I can attest that having been at this concert, it is remarkable. Over 30 hits with a great light-show presentation was accompanied by live duets with Celine Dion on "Immortality", a pre-recorded duet with Franki Valli on a blasting "Grease" and a truly heartbreaking quartet with the late brother Andy Gibb on "(Our Love) Don't Throw It All Away". The large movie screen served as a backdrop for many old family videos as well as the Bee Gees performing songs from over four decades.The technicalities: If you have a simple DVD player without a DTS Surround Sound player and receiver, you can buy any of the DVD's. If you are fortunate enough to own a DTS Surround capable DVD player and receiver, you are set for what the concert really sounded like! Remember that this was recorded in the 80,000 plus seat MGM Grand and the acoustics add something that is different than a regular studio recording. The crowd is recorded perfectly to coincide with the performance. Check your system, then decide. If you plan on a new system, I highly recommend spending a few extra bucks and getting this DTS Surround feature. It is that good."

Excellent!

Martin A Hogan | 04/03/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I will not argue the merits of whether one cares for the music of the Bee Gees or not. You either like them or you don't. I would have to take great exception to other posts stating that the "sound" of this recording is poor? I have the DTS version. For reference I also have James Taylor Live at the Beacon Theater, Fleetwood Mac's The Dance as well as The Eagles Hell Freezes Over. Anyone that has heard any of these titles is aware of the quality of each of those recordings. The Bee Gees One Night Only is every bit as good as any of the above listed titles. The mix between all 5 speakers is well balanced with a very light and open sound. The mix between the front 3 speakers is very even and natural. The rear speakers are primarily for the ambient concert sounds, as they should be. If you have this DVD and it does not "sound right", I would suggest examining your 5 channel set up."

A Major Reason To Buy DTS!

Martin A Hogan | San Francisco, CA. (Hercules) | 07/20/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"The Bee Gees have always been great performers, but this is their career topping concert. Four decades of songs are showcased here with impeccable harmonies and a first class band. The highlights are the guest appearances whether ala 'Nat King Cole' style or real like Celine Dion. Yup, Franki Valli and a tear-jerking Andy Gibb can be heard here as well as the Celine highlight. There is too much and too little as great songs like, "Nights On Broadway" and "Guilty" are cut short, but the typical 'Bee Gees song medley' and the 'Night Fever/More Than A Woman' segment made up for that. In retrospect, the concert could have had more lighting effects, but, geez, the sound is just so good, you wonder if it really makes a difference. This was a historic event.
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