The closest that the oft-misunderstood Brothers Gibb have come to staging a full-blown '90s comeback, Still Waters suffers a bit from some misguided attempts by big name pop producers David Foster, Hugh Padgham, and Arif Mardin to slot the trio into commercial urban pop styles. A handful of standout numbers like "Irresistible Force," "Smoke and Mirrors," and the majestically melancholy hit "Alone" make Still Waters worth a listen, recapturing the bittersweet brilliance of the Bee Gees' best work and demonstrating that these old pros have still got a few tricks up their sleeves. --Scott Schinder