So after the anxiously awaited Bee Gees Mythology... has anyone heard whats next on the program of reissues?? Rhino won't tell me anything, and Ive not read anything on here or Barry's Web Site

Rhino is no longer listing Mythology on upcoming releases. Amazon.com now has release date as November, 2010 instead of March. Other than that nothing new.

Robin will let us know when all is determined.

I was kind of dissepointed with that delay from the late releasingday. But maybe it might have to do with the plans of Robin and Barry doing things together around that time.. ( wishfull thinking )

Anyway, another birthdaypresent for me like it is almost for years now

It's all about that documentary, it sounds great and I know it'll include professional footage of their singing in Manchester last year, I tried uploading a little clip I found of the performance and immediately I was swatted and threatended with account deletion due to protected footage! So I assume it'll take some part, but other video clips did make it onto youtube.

Overall, it'll be worth the wait as Barry and Robin will do the promotional rounds again, alongside this doc.

Something waaaaaaay wonderful to wait and see !!!!

Did you notice the layout of Mythology on Jimmy Fallon!?!

He couldn't get past all that Bee Gee chest hair . !

Haha, indeed, Mythology looked superb on that show, packed with liner notes and photos.

I believe this is one of the pics Jimmy was stuck on , or maybe this one !?!

Any others from this series?

In black & white ...

i LOVE this pic

I Love This Picture Too!

I agree, Kirsten , very nice in black and white !

Oh, Look! Robin on the other side!?! &

Living in a tin can !

I think Mithology will be buyed only by fans, once it's a 4-CD-set. Nobody who only likes few Bee Gees songs will buy it. Hence, I think it must NOT have all the hits, but it MAY include the forgotten highlights, e.g. "I've Come Back" in Maurice's disk, "Face to Face" in Barry's, "Gone with the Wind" and "Secret Agent" in Robin's, "All I Have to Do is Dream" in Andy's.

It may worth the price the fans will pay. Why do not release, instead a 4-CD-hit-set, a rarity set? It can even sell among not fans...

Agree...

Rarities are by and large exclusively aimed at the fans, hard sell for the general consumer (ie the non-fans). Portioning those tracks out across the re-issued studio albums is probably the best way to go as it gives them more space as a single 4-CD box set would exclude far too many songs and also to keep those rarities in the context of the time they were recorded. It also ensures the continued work of remastering the studio albums since the Polydor/Universal releases are all out of print at this point and can demand a pretty penny on eBay.

They could on the other hand issue a series of rarities box sets to cover different eras of their career. I fear that solution would leave WMG free to not carry on with the remastering and probably ditch any physical releaseas of those altogether.

As in regards to "All I have to do is dream", given the history I doubt that song will ever surface on a Gibb CD. That said there was a various artists compilation CD issued in Brazil in the 90s called "You & I" which featured the recording but it is rarely seen, I do own one so I can verify it's existence.