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Bee Gees: Odessa (Deluxe Edition)

By Zeth Lundy

The Bee Gees' ambitious 1969 double album, heavy on ballads and emotional reach, is reissued in a three-disc edition that includes stereo and mono mixes, demos, alternate mixes and unreleased tracks. [20 February 2009]

Bee Gees: Bee Gees Greatest

By Christian John Wikane

Three decades later, "greatest" seems far too modest an adjective to describe this music. [8 October 2007]