The Bee Gees - One Night Only (DTS Version) [DVD] [2003]

I agree with this guy. I cannot believe only 2% have slated this. Either people have poor eyesight or mine was a rogue copy. I sent it back.What a con job, whoever commissioned the release of this title should hold their head in shame, what a great concert and what a shocking effort for a transfer, it's lazy and smacks of cashing in. No, it's no better than the DVD and the sound is the same as the DVD, to say I'm disappointed is an understatement. Now can we have a PROPER BLU RAY HD TRANSFER PLEASE if it's not too much to ask, thank you.

I bought it for my best female friends birthday. She hasn't got a blue ray player yet so uses mine. It's never off when she comes to visit lol. As fast as it ends she puts it on again. I don't mind she is a lovely woman. Highly recommended for Bee Gee fans and money well spent

A fabulous concert! This is a DVD you will return to time after time. recorded when all three BeeGees were alive and well and in top form performing at the peak of their powers ! They sing all their hits and a few of their later catalogue such as "One" which sound as good as anything else on this excellent DVD If you like the BeeGees and their music this is a "must have" for your collection! The BeeGees always managed to sound as good live as on their actual recordings! [A fact that few other performers can live up to in my experience!]Strongly recommended! Something you will enjoy for years to come! A real bargain when you consider the number of songs and the length of the concert! Top notch stuff!

The sound quality on this dvd is excellent, as is the picture quality. I bought the dvd as it seemed to have practically all their hits included, however I was slightly disappointed that you do not get the full version of all the songs as a large portion of them are actually sung as a harmonic medley by the trio. That aside, it is still a worthwhile dvd to have.

So glad I bought this DVD. What fantastic viewing, picture perfect, sound perfect. I know two of the BeeGees have passed away, but while I have this DVD they are alive. Well worth the money.

The Bee Gees have been around forever, shooting to greater (!!???) fame when they provided music for the John Travolta's hits - "Saturday Night Fever" and "Greece".Wonderful music if that is, you enjoy listening to the Bee Gees.However, the poor video quality is the Achilles heel of this wonderful concert. In all fairness the Blu ray box clearly mentions SD, which (probably) implies that the presentation is of DVD quality. So, the presenters are not fooling anyone with this Blu ray, which is not of Blu ray quality by any standards.So, if you are looking for the Bee Gees doing what they did best - creating great music, then look no further. However, do not be disappointed by the mediocre video quality that is as good or bad, as that on any standard DVD not Blu ray quality.

A good survey of the lesser known output of the Bee Gees, arguably the most impressive composer-performers in the popular music field of the last fifty years. This is a generous presentation of what could be termed their "B grade" works, much of it melodious but somewhat repetitions and of limited appeal - for the background rather than serious listening. The obvious stand-out number being "You win again".The exception to this general view is the live concert from Melbourne. Most of this music features the material that made them famous and to an Australian audience that would have kicked-started the group's career - more years ago than this reviewer would care to mention!A valuable addition to any collection of Bee Gees albums. Well recorded and with an excellently presented case - practical and colourful.

I do not normally like live performances as I feel that the artist(s) always seem to add on extra twiddley bits which makes the song sound nothing like the recording studio version which originally made them popular. I have to say that this DVD is absolutely fantastic. All of the songs are sung exactly as they were in the recorded versions, It was wonderful to see the brothers Gibb performing together, the respect that each showed to the other when singing a solo made me feel quite emotional, they clearly loved their work. My only sadness was the fact that two of these wonderful artists are no longer with us and I feel that I did not fully appreciate their superb talent during their lifetimes