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Summary: Wonderful.
Review: A must-have for any B-G fan. It is very well done, and contains footage not on any other video. More in-depth and personal than the Keppel Road video in some aspects. You Mo fans will love the interviews with his wife Yvonne, as she explains Mo's successful battle with drinking, and how much they mean to each other, including clips from the renewal of their marriage vows. The section about Andy was also wonderful. The last section on their induction into the R & R Hall of Fame and receiving the British life time achievement award, had me grinning! Few people realize what an accomplishment it is for a group to be together going into a fifth decade, and still writing and producing great new music. This video really puts it all together beautifully.
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Summary: A must have purchase for Bee Gee fans...........
Review: After viewing this video you feel like you've had the boys over for dinner, and sat around "chit-chatting" over a cup of coffee or maybe hot tea. This is a very warm and inviting video....one that you can watch over and over. You will be pleased in adding this video to your collection. This needs a 10 star rating!
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Summary: This is where I came in - Fantastic
Review: Being a Bee Gees fan, I must say this is a dream come true for all the fans out there. Presently I own two other Bee Gees DVD, and this latest one " This is where I came in " is truly what I have been waiting for. In fact I am watching this while I am writing this, I can't wait to express my happiness of seeing my favorite group performing right in front of my eyes. The contents are so rich filled that it last more than 2 hours, some classic oldies plus some new one. Think you know all about the Bee Gees, think again...this DVD will bring back all those good memories. You won't be disappointed.
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Summary: A Full Biography Longer Than The VHS Version
Review: Covering five decades of music, family history and fame, this DVD surpasses most in it's thoroughness and editing. Told with a mix of interviews with the Bee Gees, manager Robert Stigwood, Sir Tim Rice, Sir George Martin, Billboard's Timothy White and wives and friends, this is as complete as it gets. A great subtle standout is that all the background music is Bee Gees instrumentals culled from decades of songs. Great credit should be given to the editors for their work.Over 150 minutes running time with features like, a great 40 year plus double photo gallery, a video for the single, "This Is Where I Came In", guest biographies, and the official Weblink. There is more than 60 minutes that are exclusive to this DVD alone. This DVD is a keeper!
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Summary: Maurice's Farewell
Review: Finally got to purchase this dvd after reading all the reviews. It is a wonderfully made documentary of the Bee Gees. Saw this a few weeks after Maurice Gibb passed away. Could not hold back tears a couple of times in this film. Once during Andy's tragedy and the other when Maurice's wife quoted that she loved him more now than she ever did before. So sad I did not get to see the Bee Gees in concert before Maurice's untimely death. The Bee Gees documentary is simply a must see if you're a Bee Gees fan and even if you're not I think you will enjoy this dvd anyway....
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Summary: A Must Have for any Bee Gee Fan!!
Review: I have watched this DVD several times since I got it. The interviews with the guys, the songs, the old pictures and home movies are wonderful. I have enjoyed the Bee Gees for many years, and wish I could have seen them in concert. But, since that didn't happen and won't happen now that Maurice is gone, DVD's like this are second best. Listening to Barry, Robin and Maurice talk about their music and themselves is really enjoyable. Maurice talks about his brothers and how he views them in one segment. I wish that Barry & Robin had done the same. I especially enjoyed the video of "This is Where I Came In". Buy it! You won't be disappointed.
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Summary: A Must Have for any Bee Gee Fan!!
Review: I have watched this DVD several times since I got it. The interviews with the guys, the songs, the old pictures and home movies are wonderful. I have enjoyed the Bee Gees for many years, and wish I could have seen them in concert. But, since that didn't happen and won't happen now that Maurice is gone, DVD's like this are second best. Listening to Barry, Robin and Maurice talk about their music and themselves is really enjoyable. Maurice talks about his brothers and how he views them in one segment. I wish that Barry & Robin had done the same. I especially enjoyed the video of "This is Where I Came In". Buy it! You won't be disappointed.
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Summary: SUPERBLY ENTERTAINING, BRILLIANT ARTISTS
Review: I love this dvd, the music is awesome, the interviews are so interesting, and really draw you in to the magic that is the Bee Gees. The group not only have unbelievable talent, but are such charming fellows. My 3 year old took an immediate liking to them and went up to the tv screen the second time we watched it and said,"There's Barry...",as if he were a member of the family! I enjoyed this so much and my children loved the music and the brothers sense of humor, I will be purchasing other dvd's of the Bee Gees live performances, they are the best.
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Summary: Extremely Entertaining
Review: I recently rediscovered the BeeGees so was delighted with the DVD. I found out that not only are the brothers very talented (which I already knew) but are super nice people. I enjoyed the candor of Barry, Robin, and Maurice as well as the interviews of family and friends.
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Summary: Barry, Robin and Maurice...Very Likeable Guys...and Cute!
Review: I recently viewed the Bee Gees DVD, This Is Where I Came In. My expectations were more than met. The content was extremely well composed and clearly, all three brothers had significant influence in the documentary. The brother's commentaries between the chapters, along with their anecdotes portrayed very human qualities in three men who could well have let notariety ruin their respective careers as well as their relationships with each other. All three brothers are very up-front and extremely sincere about making certain that their fans know who they are and that the truth about them be told. I felt a few pangs in my heart when they spoke of how painful their split was and that reuniting was inevitable because they are brothers and musical colleagues as well. I also loved the comment by Maurice about Robin's voice...he says something like it's the voice that touches your heart...a very sensitive comment..It is rare to see such openess in an interview. It would indeed, be a priviledge to know them.
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