You're Right! The sounds that defined a generation. For better or for worse, just as disco fashion infiltrated clothing styles universally in the late '70s, so did disco's rhythms, bass lines, and wacka-wacka guitars infiltrate all styles of music. Numerous early '70s groups molded their style to the disco sound. Even rock giants like Pink Floyd, The Who, and The Rolling Stones borrowed from disco. But one Australian group that had first broken onto the international music scene in the early '70s didn't just adopt disco, they became disco. That group, of course, was the Bee Gees. The Bee Gees made plenty of music before disco, and I'm told they've made some music since. But it is for disco that they will be remembered (that, and the Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band movie fiasco, which graciously was kinder to the career of the Brothers Gibb than to that of the lowly Mr. Frampton). The Saturday Night Fever soundtrack is without doubt the pinnacle of the Bee Gees' disco years.