I can't decide.

"The Day We Meet Again". Unfortunately it is rarely heard in concert. If memory serves me well they played that in Wallingford back in 2012, but I could be mistaken. I do know I have heard it once live. Could have been 2010 in Danbury...

Justin was doing keyboards on "Day We Meet Again" for quite a while in concert. I think it was a really nice idea myself, he got out of his box a little.

"Gypsy" does a real head trip on me in concert. I love it, but it scares me...........

Close to my favorite song of all time.... I have the original sheet music. It was originally included in The Cocoanuts (Marx Brother's movie, 1928) only Kaufman said "It Stinks"...... me mum made me sing this at the piano.

The don't write good stuff like this anymore. I've always thought the Moodies were heavily influenced by the movies myself.... there was some good sound tracks put out between 1928 and 1955.

I guess I was supposed to pick a Moody song.

Western Skies perhaps.

Actually I was just watching War Stories on the telly (the Boss might like that, it's on Fox Business channel) and they were doing some Pacific WWII documentary. It ended with a love tableau of a tropical beach after dark and a bonfire. Sigh... brings back lovely memories, after work with some hootch and friends just getting looped and maybe playing volleyball. At midnight.

They are both excellent performers, leslee. You would benefit from a year in the middle of a college drama department. You could learn all about head games, fake out love, naughty things in the prop room.... a very eye opening view on humanity no doubt about it. I believe you are lover of voices, from your selection. I'm very very picky about voices and often would rather just listen to the music without a bunch of hystronic gasping or screeching... (not naming names, too often gasping passes for dramatics, and screeching passes for "soul")

I really have a hard time nailing down my favorite song of all time. I hear lots of songs and bits go by and always say "Man that's my FAVORITE" and enjoy it at the moment.... then forget about it until the next time I hear it. Some I love for beat, other for lyrics, some for melody. Just heard Bach's Bradenburg #3 trio on the way into work this morning... I listened to that SO many times on *Switched on Bach* that I know each note and nuance... this morning it was the real thing, all with a real orchestra and wicked violins played by VERY good artists (it really moved out speed wise) (and not the Moog wielded by Wendy) anyway that was a lovely jamm, driving along the shoreline to my job .... it builds so nicely and is so architectural. How does music get any better than THAT?

Back to Marie and Andy, I miss Andy. When I was a kid, we knew who he was and all. I liked his songs, and we referred to him as "Brother Ondie," since there were three of us and three BeeGees. I hadn't thought about him much through the years, but when he died, me and my sister both knew about it before it hit the news - dreams/impressions/etc. I wish I knew why.

I'm going to disagree with you on the acting. I read every comment and loved to see so many other people loved to see them in love. I'll give them the benefit of a doubt.

I didn't know they were an item until after watching the video. I'm keeping that there as my favorite song. The composition wasn't that great. It was on the radio during high school, which was a very depressing time of my life, so the songs from that time bring back a bad feeling. HOWEVER, the beautiful colors of the backdrop and the way Andy and Marie interact and harmonize makes it a masterpiece, a piece of heaven when everything in life seemed to coalesce with perfection. And then they both spiraled into tragedy. At least Marie seems to have survived. "Bye-bye stubborn belly fat."

Yes. Back in the day, music was in the background. The girls liked to roller skate to "Shadow Dancing," and I wasn't into it because there was too much rhythm (as a percentage of other musical qualities). Andy and the Bee Gees were on the radio all the time. My very first single was "Staying Alive." My dad got it for me because I liked it and was singing it all the time. It was the chord transitions that turned me on. I couldn't care about "I-I-I-I" or "stayin' alive;" but now it seems rather cogent since only Barry is left with us. I just recently was blown away at how prolific Barry Gibb was, and how amazingly good his songwriting was. I think I therefore owe my sister-in-law an apology.

On one of the vids I watched, Donny, Marie, ONJ, and KC were performing. Donnie and Olivia sang "You're the One That I Want" from 'Grease,' and Olivia was going after Donny making viper eyes. It was hilarious. She had a lot of personality, something I missed seeing her only on magazine covers back in the day. You can probably Google into it, but I gotta do taxes.

P.S. As an aside, after watching Bee Gees/Andy Gibb so much, one night, I felt a tick crawling on my leg. Guess what I said?

See 2:53 below:

I'll post the video again for everybody's viewing pleasure. I don't know what happened, but it put me under a spell. I wanted to demand the universe to have those two get married. They looked so perfect together in every way possible. I wore the video out. I'd never seen anything like it. Marie can be very methodical to my annoyance. She's much the way I fancy Julie Ragins: If the boss says learn to play the trombone while tap dancing by Monday, that's what you do. I thought Andy was a scumbag flirt, but the two weeks of research has proven me wrong. After seeing the "magic" in that video, I had to tear the internet apart. What was I seeking? It was like the guy building the mashed potato mountain in ET. I've never been one for gossip, but I was doing historiography on things like articles from 'People' magazine. (I didn't bother to touch the 'National Instigator,' though.)

Well, today I think I found what I was looking for - the gossip story that tells the story the way I wanted it to be, even if it didn't have a happy ending. I think if you click this it will take you where I want to send you, since there are no pages and the material is copyrighted:

https://books.google.com/books?id=Uzv_AgAAQBAJ&pg=PT790&lpg=PT790&dq=olivia+andy+marie&source=bl&ots=MxHfvY9omh&sig=_WsHuNiXiyPwpREWgr6o--Mg6tM&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi7gueYhZvTAhVFQCYKHYu-AnA4ChDoAQgiMAE#v=snippet&q=marie&f=false

I just want to cry. This is worse than Romeo and Juliet. Their parents had good reasons to keep them apart, and whose to say if anything would have been better either way. It just breaks my heart this didn't work out, with all due apologies to Marie and Steve. (What on earth is going on with me?)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=neycPuntcYY