Bee Gees - Spicks & SpecksSpicks and Specks is the second album from The Bee Gees, released under the tutelage of Australia's Festival Records in 1966. Written mostly by the then teenager Barry Gibb, the 12 sides are packed full of rich vocal harmonies and simple soft rock acoustic arrangements the definitive sixties pop sound. Originally issued under the title 'Monday's Rain', the album was re released after the success of the single 'Spicks and Specks', which features an

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especially vivid in it's reflection of experiences from his touring in South America over the last several years

who ranked it at #5 on their "Top 40 Emo Albums of All Time" list

and the band provides the perfect musical soundtrack

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Rusty Richards - Folk Songs

These recordings of chamber music have been recorded with a group of young promising artists

Timeless in a way that few other acts today are

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but it is fair to say that it straddles the divide