I agree with you...and sadly I don't think ABBAs style of music will ever be repeated. Today's contemporary/mainstream music has become so negative, bitter & hard. Thank God we can still listen to what we enjoyed back then and share our memories🎼😄.
@@masculineguy37 If you like the overdubbing in this song, you'll absolutely love 'Move One' and 'The Way Old Friends Do (Super Trouper Version)' by ABBA. have you heard those songs?
I am insane for this song. It's my absolute favorite ABBA song of all time. I danced my way through the mid 70s-early 80's and this track was one of the ones that brought everyone to the dance floor. The driving beat, the Baroque counterpoint, the electric techno elements is pure genius - one of the greatest dance songs of all time.
Sometimes I wonder why I bother with reaction channels, but - this is why. Your utter joy on your face during this is why I'm here. Also, the younger generation getting into ABBA is no bad thing, they are timeless.
One thing about this song that is so mesmerizing is the how the chorus builds with layers. By the end of the song, it's so rich and big and almost it sounds like it could be, like others have said, a cathedral hymn. Also Benny's synths produce an energetic frenzy. The song moves.
@@stevetournay3731 No wonder that Benny did that piano interpretation of some Bach music a couple of years ago! One of the biggest influences for them. But David Bowie and countless others have also quoted Bach as a great inspiration. But, yeah, you actually hear a lot more directly related to it in Abbas music!
This is my favorite ABBA song. I'm American but 1% Swedish of which I'm very proud. My older daughter and I visited Sweden in 2018. My daughter and I have naturally pale blonde hair and blue eyes, and both tall, so we blended right in. 😉😂
I didn't really get in to ABBA until just recently (I knew about them from Dancing Queen, but that was about it) because my high school is doing a production of Mamma Mia. But now, they are hands down one of my favorite bands. I auditioned for Sky, and even tho I didn't get the part (I made it into the ensemble group), this song is what got me into ABBA's music in the first place and it's still one of my favorites. Their music is timeless and I love watching people's reactions.
Been an ABBA fan for 40+ years, if all their incredible hits, this is among my favs!!! Thank you!!! Yes, they are amazing and phenom!!! I have listened and analyzed their arrangements for years... incredible, genius!!!
This is also my favorite track from ABBA. I’ve been listening to this song since 1980 and it still sounds as good as it was back then. They are truly the best pop band of all-time. Most of their songs are timeless....
I was a huge fan back in the 70's (still am). They never made it real big in the US. I remember their music was derided as bubble gum pop. Great to see that years later new generations are appreciating them.
@R F Also Agnetha had a fear of flying so going to the US every couple of weeks/months she never would have agreed to. And they said they never ever had to intention to move to the US, even though they were asked (told) to do so many times.
This song, Disco Inferno by The Trammps and the extended version of Upside Down by Diana Ross were always played in the discos I went to in Atlanta. I would go to the gay clubs with a gay friend of mine because they played the best dance music - plus he was the only guy I knew that could really dance. 😉 I was trained as a dancer and 9 out of 10 straight guys did not know how to dance. 🙄 Everybody would swarm the dance floor the instant Lay All Your Love on Me came on. It's my absolute favorite ABBA song.
I’m a HUGE ABBA fan and this is my favorite song of all time. Everything is just perfect - Chord structure, melody, vocals, the “loops”, the LYRICS..!! It truly is a mesmerizing finish to the godly Super Trouper album. 🙏
This song was loved by my parents. But now it was on the radio while I was in car and well, csnnot get it out of my head. Perfect progression in this song.
The bass, guys, the BASS! Rutger Gunarsson commenting the lyrics throughout... The synths! The SYNTHS! And of course the plaintiff narrative by Queen Agnetha, followed by royalty BBA chorus and the vocal "plunge" provided by Wiz Michael Tretow. What else?? Dance to it.Repeat.
And another all time favourite. They were so ahead of their time..... Talk of combining somewhat sad/melancholic/longing lyrics and melody into on of the best dance tracks ever! in 1981!
UNO DE LOS MEJORES TEMAS DE MI GRUPO FAVORITO ABBA,,ABBA ESTA VILVIENDO DESPUES DE CUARENTA AÑOS,CON.LA TECNOLOGIA DE HOY ,,ANTES NO HABIA NADA E HUCIERON LA MEJOR MUSICA GRACIAS A EL GRAN BENNY ANDERSON, ABBA POR SIEMPRE ETERNOS
Lay All Your Love On Me, Visitors, and On and On and On were all hugely popular in gay club's in the early 80s. I think it was because that pounding bass (amped up by the clubs audio system) allowed you to dance in place even if you were drunk and high on poppers. Ah, the memories 🤣
Very good song of the ABBA pop group . Fantastic voices , extraordinary music sounds . Interesting letters song . Definitely this is pure high quality in pop music .
@@resireg You are right. Agnetha's «soprano» voice, and Frida's «mezzo-soprano» mixed so well together, and their voices became like one. I have a 4-disc box-set, (from 1994) «Thank You For The Music», and it includes a song that was never previously released on single or album, or CD, «Put On Your White Sombrero», and Frida sings the lead vocals on that song, but when Agnetha joins Frida in harmony,,,, it becomes spectacular!🎼🎵🎶
🧡 ABBA ! 1975 to 1985, the era of great disco. And ABBA was right there to add to the hours and hours and hours of dancing in the clubs. Mixed by a good deejay and no one stood on the sidelines. Wish I could take you back in time. You'd dance your pants off. The memories will always be with me listening to songs like this. There may not be a video to this original, but if ABBA starts touring again, you know there will be as they introduce new fans to these classics. Thank you so much for bringing those days back. Your reaction is fantastic, Dereck. For the love of music - Peace.
It's definitely one of their best songs. I still love it after all these years (got to it in the early 90s through a band called Erasure; they covered 4 legendary Abba songs back then).
@@dougclark9710 Oh good question: 1) the visitors 2) the day before you came 3) SOS 4) Lay all your love on me 5) Money money money... I know maybe a bit of a weird list compared to other people. And yours'? Do you like the new songs? I love "Don't shut me down" :-)
I have so many favorites its hard to pick! But, being in the clubs when this came out, this is my absolutely favorite to THIS DAY! I still listen to it, its bittersweet as the song has such an unbeatable awesome tempo, the words somehow make me sad. It was a time in my life when I was really "looking for love", and so the words are powerfully strong for me. But, I can say one thing, I would put this song to the test against ANY of the club songs today. It's simply timeless. Also, I remember just getting truly "Lost" in the music as it pumped through the speakers. (especially the chorus, which sounds like a huge choir). I later learned that the brilliant Bjorn ran their chorus back through I think a Vocoder? and it created this magnificent sound! ABBA is to be praised for their instrumentation technology which was light years ahead!!!! ABBA 4EVER~WELCOME BACK ~
The extended “club” version is really awesome too! The middle portion of the extended version has a fierce synth drum break repeated over and over like it’s looping back onto itself and then bang it goes back into the frantic full on synth banger of a song. Was quite a departure from the output of ABBA up to that point. Still holds up today and still sounds fresh. I LOVED your reaction when listening to this epic track. I feel the same way everytime I listen to it.
OMG, I'm in love with your channel, you have a lot of reactions to biggest artists, ABBA is my favourite group, they are just amazing, the Masters of the scene!!! 🥰
I just discovered that song myself very recently and I love it. How come there was no music video to this. This is heavenly. The sounds are amazing and reminded me of early Yazoo and Depeche Mode (the Speak & Spell album). This song manage to be happy and sad at the same time. How could they do that ?! Love it, love it, love it. Pure genius Benny & Björn as always.
@@MariaCarabin i met him in Dublin after the 1979 concert. ..a funny,nice guy...I've got a great photo of him pulling a funny face for my camera.. what a memory....
Awesome reaction! It’s one of my all time favorite too, the harmonies in the chorus (with all four of them singing by the way) are totally bewitching and very reminiscent of Christian hymns. One of their best dance tracks!
Hi Dereck I agree with you;;; very very very good song yessss dereck ...normal !!!...it's ABBA !!! lol...the sound of his song is so captivating. I love it too !!!
Yes ....."ABBA" Gold. I have this on 12"inch.... their only 12"inch release..... You can only get this from my death grip at your own peril☠️ Long Live ABBA ❤❤❤
This was actually in reality a Number One Single for ABBA. It was released at the time only as a ‘Limited’ 12” Single back in the Summer of 1981. I was helping a friend out at a Record Store at the time, and we couldn’t get enough copies of this because it was ‘Limited’. I understood at the time that this was the same situation across the country, and so had we been able to supply by the demand we were receiving, there is no doubt in my mind that this would have given ABBA yet another Chart Topper in the UK making it ten instead of the nine they had. As it was, it peaked at Number 7 before rapidly falling away from the Chart because of the sheer lack of supply only... As nice as it was to give a ‘Limited’ Edition for their fans and Collectors, I really couldn’t understand why they did not release this as a proper Single... I guess it just goes to show, unlike many other Bands, they weren’t out just to make money!
Of course being an ABBA fan since 1974, that track was a stand out on their "Super Trouper" lp in 1980. It wasn't the huge hit they wanted in America, but when I spun in clubs, I played that track (the Disconet version) as far as 1991, and still filled the floor. A very complex production that still gathers fans worldwide every day.
This is a hymn in the electro-disco cathedral.
Beautifully put!!!
Euphoric hymn :)
I agree with you...and sadly I don't think ABBAs style of music will ever be repeated. Today's contemporary/mainstream music has become so negative, bitter & hard. Thank God we can still listen to what we enjoyed back then and share our memories🎼😄.
Edwin Vega will be interesting to hear the new songs they have due to be released sometime next year.
@@davidglen110 yes, were still waiting lol!
The chord progression in this song is absolute genius, minor and major all over the place.
Yes, they overdubbed the voices to the max in this song, sounding like a choir. Man they did a good job ;-)
@@masculineguy37 If you like the overdubbing in this song, you'll absolutely love 'Move One' and 'The Way Old Friends Do (Super Trouper Version)' by ABBA. have you heard those songs?
@@rasul01 yeah ofvourse i know rhese songs and yes you're right. the different notes they choose for overdubbing is so creative and well mixed.
Agreed
And so effortless...
Abba are one of the best bands ever in music history.
I couldn't agree more.....
Yep!
This song is almost holy in terms of dance/disco music. The arrangement is galactic...
I would say it is holy.
Gospel synth
I’m so glad someone else said this, I always thought the chorus reminded me of a Catholic hymn!
Benny Andersson basically
So true, that and "Dead Or Alive - You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)"
Just realised how brilliant the bass is in this track.
the best pop band EVER!
agreed
It is by far one of their best tunes.
Listen at the end. It's like a melody of Bach in the background.
Benny is a genius.
This song is being performed at the ABBA Voyage concert in London - absolutely incredible! The crowd adored it!!
Agnetha delivered a masterpiece with her vocals.
I enjoy seeing your face of happiness every time you discover another ABBA jewel.
My face every time I play an Abba song! And I'm 48! Played their songs thousands of times.
He hardly ever dislike a song he listens. Derek loves all music
Totally :) Abba are fecking amazing.
I agree with you 100%. Just think...Derek wasn't even born yet. 🎼
I've been like that since 1975 when I became addicted to them. ...
I am insane for this song. It's my absolute favorite ABBA song of all time. I danced my way through the mid 70s-early 80's and this track was one of the ones that brought everyone to the dance floor. The driving beat, the Baroque counterpoint, the electric techno elements is pure genius - one of the greatest dance songs of all time.
… not to mention the amazing lyrics!!
I wish I was born in these eras to experience this you are so lucky
Unironically, "Lay all your love on me" is their best song!
I quite agree
ABBA GOLD as sold over 30 million copies and the group are the third biggest selling artists of all time after the Beatles then Elvis.
Paul Crosby it’s also been the longest record to be in the album charts!
The album has also spent over 900 weeks in the UK top 100
Paul Crosby Approaching 400 million albums sold in total (across all albums)!
ABBA Gold had sold 30 million by 2001.
Franzi L he means in total. Not for one album. Then its Elvis Beatles and Abba
Sometimes I wonder why I bother with reaction channels, but - this is why. Your utter joy on your face during this is why I'm here. Also, the younger generation getting into ABBA is no bad thing, they are timeless.
100%
The last ~45 seconds of this song always get neglected...Benny's genius synth composition that I wish never ever ended.
One thing about this song that is so mesmerizing is the how the chorus builds with layers. By the end of the song, it's so rich and big and almost it sounds like it could be, like others have said, a cathedral hymn. Also Benny's synths produce an energetic frenzy. The song moves.
I agree with you 100%.👍
Perfect description! ❤
The 'sick bass' is courtesy of Rutger Gunnarsson, one of the best bassists ever.
He died in 2015. R.I.P. Rutger.
The song is so perfect. As many other ABBA-songs: pure magic.
Fantastic underrated dance track, this was the biggest selling 12 inch single in the UK when this was released in July 1981 . Another masterpiece.
Another excellent...Abba song...with a upbeat sound...as all they all are.
This song is so strong at the end, there is about song played over it.
Bach-style counterpoint on the end of this, yes. That classical undercurrent to nearly everything they did was a big part of the genius of ABBA...
@@stevetournay3731 No wonder that Benny did that piano interpretation of some Bach music a couple of years ago! One of the biggest influences for them. But David Bowie and countless others have also quoted Bach as a great inspiration. But, yeah, you actually hear a lot more directly related to it in Abbas music!
Great point! It's not very common to do this. Yet again, ABBA is so inventive int their arrangements
FINALLY! Someone who actually REACTS! No stopping and rabbiting on, just pure reaction! Thank you.
ABBA. . . 2021 and they're still slaying the rest of the global music industry's output of the last 30 years.
ABBA will still be relevant in 100 years 🙂
Listening to this again. After many months.
This a real masterpiece.
Yes, I’m Swedish
This is pure quality🤩🤩
Swedish or not my friend, ABBA is without a doubt the greatest band in history!
Oh yes , this is true absolutely !!!
ABBA the very best forever !!!
I m proud because I m french and I love Abba!!!!
This is my favorite ABBA song. I'm American but 1% Swedish of which I'm very proud. My older daughter and I visited Sweden in 2018. My daughter and I have naturally pale blonde hair and blue eyes, and both tall, so we blended right in. 😉😂
❤
I didn't really get in to ABBA until just recently (I knew about them from Dancing Queen, but that was about it) because my high school is doing a production of Mamma Mia. But now, they are hands down one of my favorite bands.
I auditioned for Sky, and even tho I didn't get the part (I made it into the ensemble group), this song is what got me into ABBA's music in the first place and it's still one of my favorites.
Their music is timeless and I love watching people's reactions.
The bass in this song is soooo good. R.I.P. Rutger Gunnarsson.
When they sing the chorus they sound like a choir of angels.
Been an ABBA fan for 40+ years, if all their incredible hits, this is among my favs!!! Thank you!!!
Yes, they are amazing and phenom!!! I have listened and analyzed their arrangements for years... incredible, genius!!!
Wow , angels voices and wonderful melodies !!!
What a extraordinary and fantastic's ABBA song !!!
Very nice , outstanding !!!
I am flying i felt.when i listen this song.
Such good instruments and singing voices..like a choir....
Nothing can be better than Abba. This is...
Best ABBA song!
This is also my favorite track from ABBA. I’ve been listening to this song since 1980 and it still sounds as good as it was back then. They are truly the best pop band of all-time. Most of their songs are timeless....
Mine too!!! Its is a hypnotic and mesmerizing melody!!!!!! :)
Probably my favorite Abba song ever.
They really changed the way we were and had ever listened to music. Their sound was so modern but yet hit every generation...young and old.
Your smile says it all - ABBA simply makes people happy. Even the sadder songs are somehow uplifting...
Listening to this song, i sang and used both palms. I also cried. Hyper!
Of course ABBA is a legendary Masterpiece Musician
I was a huge fan back in the 70's (still am). They never made it real big in the US. I remember their music was derided as bubble gum pop. Great to see that years later new generations are appreciating them.
@R F Also Agnetha had a fear of flying so going to the US every couple of weeks/months she never would have agreed to. And they said they never ever had to intention to move to the US, even though they were asked (told) to do so many times.
This song, Disco Inferno by The Trammps and the extended version of Upside Down by Diana Ross were always played in the discos I went to in Atlanta. I would go to the gay clubs with a gay friend of mine because they played the best dance music - plus he was the only guy I knew that could really dance. 😉 I was trained as a dancer and 9 out of 10 straight guys did not know how to dance. 🙄 Everybody would swarm the dance floor the instant Lay All Your Love on Me came on. It's my absolute favorite ABBA song.
I’m a HUGE ABBA fan and this is my favorite song of all time. Everything is just perfect - Chord structure, melody, vocals, the “loops”, the LYRICS..!! It truly is a mesmerizing finish to the godly Super Trouper album. 🙏
This song was loved by my parents. But now it was on the radio while I was in car and well, csnnot get it out of my head.
Perfect progression in this song.
This has become my go to ABBA song when I dj and the respons is HUGE! Instant singalong!
The bass, guys, the BASS! Rutger Gunarsson commenting the lyrics throughout... The synths! The SYNTHS! And of course the plaintiff narrative by Queen Agnetha, followed by royalty BBA chorus and the vocal "plunge" provided by Wiz Michael Tretow. What else?? Dance to it.Repeat.
Don’t think i have seen you smile as much as this, Lay All Your Love On Me is, imo, their greatest song
One of the abba very very best for sure!
One of my favourites!
And another all time favourite. They were so ahead of their time..... Talk of combining somewhat sad/melancholic/longing lyrics and melody into on of the best dance tracks ever! in 1981!
This is one of my all time favorite songs.
UNO DE LOS MEJORES TEMAS DE MI GRUPO FAVORITO ABBA,,ABBA ESTA VILVIENDO DESPUES DE CUARENTA AÑOS,CON.LA TECNOLOGIA DE HOY ,,ANTES NO HABIA NADA E HUCIERON LA MEJOR MUSICA GRACIAS A EL GRAN BENNY ANDERSON,
ABBA POR SIEMPRE ETERNOS
,Abba had the finest session musicians. Ola Brunkert on the drums is incredible. RIP Ola.
Rutger Gunnarsson on base. Magical like Bennys chords and of course Björns lyrics
Lay All Your Love On Me, Visitors, and On and On and On were all hugely popular in gay club's in the early 80s. I think it was because that pounding bass (amped up by the clubs audio system) allowed you to dance in place even if you were drunk and high on poppers. Ah, the memories 🤣
ABBA’s perfect fusion of disco, reggae, folk and classical done with catchiness, drama and flare. Dark/light; major/minor. *Chef’s kiss*
להקת אבבא המדהימה.שיר מאוד קליט ❤❤❤❤אהבתי את התגובה שלך🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘👍👍👍🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶
Derek, I have appreciated the brilliance of Abba's music for 40+ years. It's so heart warming to see a younger man's appreciation too.
Very good song of the ABBA pop group .
Fantastic voices , extraordinary music sounds . Interesting letters song .
Definitely this is pure high quality in pop music .
OMG!!!! Love the song. Only ABBA can do a song like this 😊 And love your reactions 😊😊
I love your face when you go crasy for this epic song🥰It's one of the best❤
This song made it to #1 on the American dance charts. The chorus has an "anthem" feel to it.💓🎼🎶🎵
@Stephen Courtney You're probably right 👍🙂🎼
They recorded all of them several times to make it sound like a congregation singing a hymn.
In this song, Agnetha is clearly the lead singer. It is not that easy to know when is her or Frida.
@@resireg You are right. Agnetha's «soprano» voice, and Frida's «mezzo-soprano» mixed so well together, and their voices became like one. I have a 4-disc box-set, (from 1994) «Thank You For The Music», and it includes a song that was never previously released on single or album, or CD, «Put On Your White Sombrero», and Frida sings the lead vocals on that song, but when Agnetha joins Frida in harmony,,,, it becomes spectacular!🎼🎵🎶
Yes, Björn and Benny was inspired buy swedish folk music and traditional hymns. It has a bit of swedish , typical church hymn in it.
Hypnotic!! So well built, so well performed. I live for Benny's keys...
Masterpiece 👍👍👍
Benny Andersson is a music genius!
ABBA were so ahead of their time. The electronic synth sound on this song is what the 80s sound became. Pure gold from pop's ultimate group
This guys were genials..this still are
🧡 ABBA !
1975 to 1985, the era of great disco. And ABBA was right there to add to the hours and hours and hours of dancing in the clubs. Mixed by a good deejay and no one stood on the sidelines. Wish I could take you back in time. You'd dance your pants off. The memories will always be with me listening to songs like this. There may not be a video to this original, but if ABBA starts touring again, you know there will be as they introduce new fans to these classics.
Thank you so much for bringing those days back. Your reaction is fantastic, Dereck.
For the love of music - Peace.
This masterpiece is so good that they play another song over the end at it works.
Your smile to the song did it for me
Oh, you sweetheart. I love this song, but seeng how much you love it, too, is a delight.
That's why abba was so popular in the 70s they had so many addictive good disco music
For a young lad your reaction is outstanding ❤.. your reacting to HEARING ABBA .. amazing ❤
, Does it get any better musically?? Just fantastic!
Another legendary Song by one of the best Groups ever
It's definitely one of their best songs. I still love it after all these years (got to it in the early 90s through a band called Erasure; they covered 4 legendary Abba songs back then).
This is my favorite ABBA song… The genius of this amazing group is unquestionable! It doesn’t get any better!
Mine too
Me too!
10 seconds in and I am already smashing the like button!
We all are! My number 4 or 5 in my favourite ABBA song list! I love the hymn quality and synthesizers. I LOVE dancing to this.
@@MariaCarabin What other ABBA songs are in you top 5 ?
@@dougclark9710 Oh good question: 1) the visitors 2) the day before you came 3) SOS 4) Lay all your love on me 5) Money money money...
I know maybe a bit of a weird list compared to other people. And yours'? Do you like the new songs? I love "Don't shut me down" :-)
@@MariaCarabin SOS is the song that attracted me to ABBA, Lay All Your Love kept me interested and Voulez-Vouz made me a fan 👌🏽
I have so many favorites its hard to pick! But, being in the clubs when this came out, this is my absolutely favorite to THIS DAY! I still listen to it, its bittersweet as the song has such an unbeatable awesome tempo, the words somehow make me sad. It was a time in my life when I was really "looking for love", and so the words are powerfully strong for me. But, I can say one thing, I would put this song to the test against ANY of the club songs today. It's simply timeless. Also, I remember just getting truly "Lost" in the music as it pumped through the speakers. (especially the chorus, which sounds like a huge choir). I later learned that the brilliant Bjorn ran their chorus back through I think a Vocoder? and it created this magnificent sound! ABBA is to be praised for their instrumentation technology which was light years ahead!!!! ABBA 4EVER~WELCOME BACK ~
Great reaction...makes me smile.
That build-up to the chorus is epic!
Woohoo 🙌 one of my favorite songs. Close your eyes and let it sink in all senses ❤️
Amazing blending of voices of Agnetha and Frida excellent...
How can anyone not like ABBA.
Even if your not a big fan there has to be one song that you like.
ABBA Is TALENT That Grows To CLASSIC Into TIME - LESS - Ness And It Just Grow`s
Now try to picture all the dance floors across the world in the early 80s with this song
The extended “club” version is really awesome too! The middle portion of the extended version has a fierce synth drum break repeated over and over like it’s looping back onto itself and then bang it goes back into the frantic full on synth banger of a song. Was quite a departure from the output of ABBA up to that point. Still holds up today and still sounds fresh. I LOVED your reaction when listening to this epic track. I feel the same way everytime I listen to it.
OMG, I'm in love with your channel, you have a lot of reactions to biggest artists, ABBA is my favourite group, they are just amazing, the Masters of the scene!!! 🥰
ABBA are on another level they took the British charts an albums by storm I bought most of their albums incredibly brilliant!
right now, their new album is outselling the rest of the UK Top 40 (combined)
I just discovered that song myself very recently and I love it. How come there was no music video to this. This is heavenly. The sounds are amazing and reminded me of early Yazoo and Depeche Mode (the Speak & Spell album). This song manage to be happy and sad at the same time. How could they do that ?! Love it, love it, love it. Pure genius Benny & Björn as always.
Had this 12” back in the day wore that bad boy out. Sonic perfection.
Rutger Gunnarsson on that thumpin’ bass!
RIP, you're missed!!!
@@MariaCarabin Ole Brunkert on drums, also dead
@@resireg Ole! Indeed! So sad we lost him too... :-(
@@MariaCarabin i met him in Dublin after the 1979 concert. ..a funny,nice guy...I've got a great photo of him pulling a funny face for my camera.. what a memory....
@@frankly-he1kf how brilliant!!!
Awesome reaction! It’s one of my all time favorite too, the harmonies in the chorus (with all four of them singing by the way) are totally bewitching and very reminiscent of Christian hymns. One of their best dance tracks!
1980 Lay All Of Your Love On me, Taken from the Super Trooper Album Lead Vocals by Agnetha Ase Faltskog.
"That bass is SICK. That bass is sick." LOL
Check this out: th-cam.com/video/xDfv4jAEGk8/w-d-xo.html&start_radio=1
The bass is thick not sick 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@shamshoom1000 Probably both 😉
ABBA are from an alternative universe. Stunning songs from another world.
Hi Dereck I agree with you;;; very very very good song yessss dereck ...normal !!!...it's ABBA !!! lol...the sound of his song is so captivating. I love it too !!!
Yes ....."ABBA" Gold. I have this on 12"inch.... their only 12"inch release.....
You can only get this from my death grip at your own peril☠️
Long Live ABBA ❤❤❤
This was actually in reality a Number One Single for ABBA. It was released at the time only as a ‘Limited’ 12” Single back in the Summer of 1981. I was helping a friend out at a Record Store at the time, and we couldn’t get enough copies of this because it was ‘Limited’. I understood at the time that this was the same situation across the country, and so had we been able to supply by the demand we were receiving, there is no doubt in my mind that this would have given ABBA yet another Chart Topper in the UK making it ten instead of the nine they had. As it was, it peaked at Number 7 before rapidly falling away from the Chart because of the sheer lack of supply only... As nice as it was to give a ‘Limited’ Edition for their fans and Collectors, I really couldn’t understand why they did not release this as a proper Single... I guess it just goes to show, unlike many other Bands, they weren’t out just to make money!
Amazing history
Fantástico, me trae recuerdos de mi infancia.No puedo dejar de bailar
The bassline is insane thats for sure.
ABBA is my childhood.I used tto have theVHS of theit best songs and i knew them all .
Of course being an ABBA fan since 1974, that track was a stand out on their "Super Trouper" lp in 1980. It wasn't the huge hit they wanted in America, but when I spun in clubs, I played that track (the Disconet version) as far as 1991, and still filled the floor. A very complex production that still gathers fans worldwide every day.
This song is awesome!Never get old.
Same men.. same.. this is my favorite song too.. like you said fenomenal3x.. i loved it