Can't wait to listen to this podcast edition! I really enjoy this album and am looking forward to hearing Stuart and Cristiano's take on Robin's creation here! #RobinGibb #SecretAgent #WordsPodcast #BeeGees

Some fun #HappyMail! Coincidence that right around time I started listening to the current episode of Words - The Bee Gees Podcast where Stuart & Cristiano discuss Robin's 1984 album #SecretAgent, I happened upon a great deal on album for myself! Take a listen to podcast for their thoughts!

It's wild, it's weird, it's what we think about... it's Now Voyager! We'll be starting our exploration of Barry's 1984 solo album, beginning with side one in March. Rate the album: forms.gle/Lq71LpVrcDc2Rs…

"The symbol of the time, a celebration of the wine" 'Now Voyager - Part 1' is out March 23rd!

Stuart and Cristiano discuss side one of Barry's debut album, exploring the story behind the project and its ambitious origins, as well as the film and its storyline. It's a mystery that is the universe, ten times the speed of sound. It's Now Voyager. li.sten.to/ebprflz2

'Now Voyager - Part 2' will be out on Sunday, April 13th!

Stuart and Cristiano discuss side two of Now Voyager, and conclude their thoughts the album and of the film, as well as sharing listener thoughts and critical reviews. li.sten.to/e650fh7x

"Experience, or just imagination" In May, the podcast will be covering Diana Ross's 1985 album 'Eaten Alive'. What are your thoughts on this release? forms.gle/BmkV9XjCn7AwCK…

Stuart and Cristiano discuss Diana Ross' 1985 album, 'Eaten Alive'. With its contemporary dance music, homage to Motown and torchlight ballads, how does this album hold up forty years after release? li.sten.to/1tvhhlg4

"Like a fool I was standing alone in the rain" Next up on the show is Robin's 1985 album, 'Walls Have Eyes'. Any thoughts on this album? Let us know! forms.gle/P3UH9zBe9X53ev…

Stuart and Cristiano discuss Robin Gibb's 1985 release 'Walls Have Eyes', which proves to be both a fascinating closure to Robin's trilogy of mid-'80s albums, and a bridge between the previous and upcoming Bee Gees albums. Listen now: li.sten.to/tbqj5cjk

Words - The Bee Gees Podcast Thanks- another great episode and I immediately had to go back and listen to it all and totally agree that Gone with the Wind is a standout for sure!

Next time, we'll be covering Carola's 1986 album 'Runaway'. What do you think of this album? Let us know in the comments and album survey! forms.gle/PnZQVouphnD9vL…

Carola's 1986 album 'Runaway', an often overlooked album in the Gibb discography, is the topic of this episode. Poppy and synthetic, with all of the mid-80s Maurice & Robin production trademarks, how does it hold up today? li.sten.to/zyfuxwog

Maurice Gibb in 1984, running through his radio picks on the Sky-Fi Music Show. In our next episode, we'll be running through Maurice's musical works from 1980-85.

To close Season 4, Stuart and Cristiano take a look through Maurice's soundtrack works from the early 1980s, covering leftovers from 'Living Eyes' and the score to 1984's 'A Breed Apart'. li.sten.to/zyfuxwog

"But if anybody can, we can" We'll be opening the fifth season of the podcast with the Bee Gees' 1987 comeback 'E.S.P. Share your thoughts on this album! forms.gle/WCGYogvvybVQUF…

"Dark is the night, high is the fire" The podcast returns in January for the first part of our discussion of 'E.S.P.' Rate the songs here: forms.gle/bPLkUr7ywLMGC9…

The podcast returns January 4th with the first of a three part exploration of 'E.S.P.' For Part 3, we're very excited to be joined by Tim Roxborogh to discuss this 1987 comeback album.

In 1987, the brothers returned with 'E.S.P.', a fresh-sounding album heralded by the chart-topping 'You Win Again', placing the Bee Gees back in the spotlight. Stuart and Cristiano discuss the story of how this album came to be, and the songs on side one. li.sten.to/wfrwssa9