When they first came out some people would put them down, as if wasn't cool to like them. But everyone loved them deep down even if they were embarrassed to admit it. They were great.
Read my comment above. They broke up in 82 and I was born 83. I love them and a couple other things I like that Swedish, Volvo station wagons, and the old school Electric-Lux vacuums. Well my Electrolux is American made, I think. But the cold weather can stay up north for all I care. Virginia is getting snowed on right now
And now we have a new abba album and a new abba live show in their own abba amphitheater. So crazy how they sound so go still on Voyage (their new album)
2024 still love ABBA…not just the great music and vocals, but them…the smiles on their faces…they show the love for their audiences, their expressions, body movements…they did not destroy themselves with drugs…even today, you can see and feel their love for their music and fans… they are truly global artists and great people…
I heard a great quote from Benny just a few days ago.He said something like: „ You don‘t write a great song just like that. But if you write songs eight hours a day every day for a year, you might write 5 great songs amongst them . We knew that“. That shows you, how much work went into that career..
i'm 63 yrs old now...the mighty zep, aerosmith, foghat, and so many other classic rocks bands were the only thing i would listen to as a teen...then abba came along...then it became my guilty pleasure...and i never would have told my buds...they would have beat the shit outta me...thing is, they were probably listening to it too...hypocrisy runs rampant...and what gets me about abba is that they truly were about the music....oh, i'm sure they took the money, however...but to truly b intrinsically motivated...to do what u do regardless of a payday...now that's living!...i can relate to that b/c that's the way i've always been...i came out just fine...the "money makers" aren't doing so fine these days...well, those that are still living...i metered my life...i still do...and i'll b around for quite a while, b/c i still have a few other things i want to do...i am that intrisically motivated person...i listen to no one...i only listen to me...it's cool to like abba...it really is...imma a man with an edge...but i'd take this music over grunge, gangsta rap, metal, hip hop, punk - - u name it...anything short is to b narrow minded.
@@yguerin8 there is still a reunion.. how do you think they created the two new songs they just released and the new album that they are going to release in November?
Fabulous band , the girls had such complimentary voices and of course they were very attractive . I always think if Agnetha had not been a singer she would have made a perfect Miss Sweden , Miss World , she had that typical Scandinavian beauty . I loved them back in the day and still do .
I have to laugh because the last line in the documentary that said a reunion would never happen was oh so wrong. In 2021, pigs began to fly. Abba is back and thank you for bringing back the music! We get to take another Voyage with this classic group....and I can't wait!
They won Eurovision and were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Their music was used in several major movies, a Broadway Musical, and two Mamma Mia movies. How many ‘pop groups’ or any other musical genre has that much talent to pull that off?!
I’m 64 grew up in the time they were popular.at that time they weren’t appreciated for what astounding talented songwriters they were but time has shoot otherwise.
In early days she was happy but never wanted world fame. When she became a mother, powerful instincts took over and slowed their pace. Maybe some of the other members, including her "husband" Bjorn got frustrated by her switch of ambition from work to motherhood as her priority. She did have an uncanny ability to project emotion and expression in her voice and face. True artist, composed her own songs but became shadowed by Benny and Bjorn's writing. But ..later in life she dealt with deep sadness and loss, abandoned by Bjorn. Threw out of a tour bus window in a crash and thrown around upside down in a plane during terrible turbulence. Then the awful tragic suicide of her mum who showed the early signs of dementia, then lost her Dad not long after. But reinvented herself on her own terms. Some say she still wanted ABBA to break just for a while and then come back but Benny and Bjorn chucked her and Frida in the bin bcs they wanted to write Musicals. Idiots. Could have resolved that. Released the musicals on record with Agnetha and Frida doing their fabulous vocals combo. Those two women were amazing artists in their own right. But maybe too much water under the bridge for the fur of them to work again. But Agnetha was one the most finest, intelligent, sensitive, talented, strong minded and stunning, beautiful women of her time.
@@Tinseltownintherain-zd7ep You have written this so beautifully. Agnetha is so beautiful. Her voice is timeless. The two women should be honoured with a lifetime award these guys though very talented would be nothing without these two stunning incredible women.
@@ElfrosineAurelia11 As a man I could easily be swayed by her beauty alone. But I'm a musician and songwriter myself and you are totally correct. Benny and Bjorn did write great pop songs. But Frida and Agnetha are the ones who gave the songs such power and projection. The guys were the engine but the ladies were the high octane fuel and shape and elegance of their musical vehicle. Abba would be just a fleeting sound if it wasn't for Agnetha and Frida's power, beauty, their presence vocally and physically.
@@Tinseltownintherain-zd7epImagine Agnetha would have composed more during the ABBA time. They could have become even bigger, but with Björn for a husband who was more interested in fame than in his family, she had to take care of the children. She wanted to give them a stable life. If you take a look at them now you can see that she made the right decision.
Incredible pioneers, the first successful Euro Pop band to sing in English (and WIN Eurovision), the first with pop videos, now the first pop group to have their own true virtual show (Voyage in London -where the audience really sees them perform and accepts them as real on stage) which is the next format after: 1) live appearances 2) recorded sound releases 3) pop videos 4) Virtual live shows which immortalise the artist - soon they will have this show in multiple cities (biggest budget live show in history)
Reunion: Happened. :-) What we learn from this: Never listen to critics. They were wrong when ABBA started and they were wrong about their comeback. greetings from germany
2008 una kong na discover ang ABBA. 8yrs old ako that time, may album ang dad ko ng Abba gold greatest hits. Simula nung napakinggan ko mga kanta nila nagsimula akong maging fan nila. Tapos naging favorite kong movie ang Mamma Mia ni Amanda Seyfried at Hanggang sa akoy naging teenager at matuto gumamit ng internet, nag simula akong mag search pa ng ibang songs nila. Sa ngayon nasa 60+ na ang mga nagugustuhan kong mga songs ng ABBA. Pero Angeleyes ang pinaka no.1 sa list ko, na discover ko naman yun dahil sa Mamma Mia 2 movie, and that time ang 1st time kong manood ng cine mag isa, 18yrs na ako nun.
One of my fave music acts and many of my fave music videos they was so innovative pre-MTV. I'm American and usually an American thinks about Dancing Queen, in Fred Sanford's words, The Big One! Well my big ones Summer Night City, Voulez Vous, Gimme Gimme... Listen. I'm in AA. Stay with me. I used to play the crap out of the Definitive Collection DBD with all them videos when I was getting drunk. Being years sober, by God's grace, I was at a meeting in my native Virginia one night. I don't think anybody there was from Sweden. But there was a person from Scotland, another from Germany, and one from another European country I can't recall. I was hot that night and I knew they And many who was American born would understand so when it was my turn to share, I worked many ABBA titles into an AA share. I told the German born person that Frida became a German princess by latee marriage. He said he knew that. And Princess Frida has a solo music video that's also a favourite of mine. I Know There's Something Going On. Let's be fair. The late 70's and the whole 80's had so many great videos I don't even try to settle on one single favourite!
Most of all a best of all loved my Agnetha and Frida. My favour is Agnetha, was, will. I determed this since I saw her a Frida. Frida is also a very talented musician. She is very popular nowadays with public.
Wow! You thought ABBA was a Rock Band??? Most of their songs are categorized as some form of pop. But there are a handful of songs categorized as Rock, Pop rock, and Disco.
The documentary makes it look like ABBA was completely unsuccessful in the United States except for “dancing queen” which is just not true. They had 14 top 40 hits in the USA which was pretty good. Nowhere near KC and the sunshine band, the Bee Gees, Donna summer, and Olivia Newton-John during that same time, but that was because all those singers and groups actually toured the United States. Touring was tantamount to success in the United States and Abba only did it once and by that time it was probably too late
They were also heavily influenced by Tamla-Motown that what it's known in Europe. If you can check out 60 Minutes Australia. You'll see Frida singing Baby Love in Sweden. Phil Spector also was a major influence on Xenomania who gave Girls Aloud a large majority of Their Hits.
I miss the good old days Filipino culture we are love music specialy when we wake up in the morning I remember my mother when she cook breakfast with dancing queen 👑
2008 una kong na discover ang ABBA. 8yrs old ako that time, may album ang dad ko ng Abba gold greatest hits. Simula nung napakinggan ko mga kanta nila nagsimula akong maging fan nila. Tapos naging favorite kong movie ang Mamma Mia ni Amanda Seyfried at Hanggang sa akoy naging teenager at matuto gumamit ng internet, nag simula akong mag search pa ng ibang songs nila. Sa ngayon nasa 60+ na ang mga nagugustuhan kong mga songs ng ABBA. Pero Angeleyes ang pinaka no.1 sa list ko, na discover ko naman yun dahil sa Mamma Mia 2 movie, and that time ang 1st time kong manood ng cine mag isa, 18yrs na ako nun.
Obviously this was made awhile ago. One of the last lines, there will need to be an ABBA reunion. But after 40 years, ABBA made a new album Voyage. I'm going to see ABBA the music in july. I feel like I'm going to see them. The shows are that good.
I like that song too. But for a time, with radio stations where i lived. Always playing it so much i went through a time where i couldn't stand the song. It'd be like oh come on. They did have other good songs ya know LOL
I can’t stand the musical or movies, but without them I don’t think it would’ve propelled them to become legendary so in a weird way I’m grateful for them even though I’ve never, and will never watch them lol
This was an okay documentary, it was just more surface level and didn’t go in depth that much. I watched a documentary about them a number of years ago that was really good and in depth, it kickstarted my love of their music but I can’t remember what what the title of it was. I’m sure it’s on TH-cam somewhere
Remember when this guy said a police the only band that hasn't come back yet well now look at it ever has returned and as of right now they're here this day.
Being young in Scandinavia, Norway, during this period, I heard them all day long, and I must admit I got fed up with them, even though I could enjoy hearing them in moderate amounts. I also remember having heard many of the songs in Swedish that the individuals had performed before they became ABBA, without knowing who song them. But the clarity of voice in their songs, is due to them pronouncing English like it were Swedish or Norwegian. ABBA might not appear politically correct outside Scandinavia. but from a Scandinavian perspective, they were extremely politically correct.
They were great! But a reunion today would be very disappointing. Their voices are Not as strong.... and they could not hit the high notes and harmonize like they use to do. But that's the way it is. Play the recordings and thank God we have those. And please don't get me started on the Mama Mia movies!! Meryl....Pierce....Andy Garcia......SINGING??? 😂😃😅😀😂
@@matreen427 .... What a group can do in the studio with technology and what they do live are very often very different. Listen to what Paul McCartney sounds like live today. Very disappointing....and I love the guy! Just being honest. Most Singers in their 20's & 30's singing live sound much better than now in their 70's singing live. Im not saying this to dis ABBA. I love their music. Just an unfortunate fact. Have you heard Robert Plant live in the last 3 years? A far cry from what he sounded like back In the day. ABBA songs are VERY vocally demanding live. Agnetta & Frida sounded amazing live back in the day!!! But as a fan.... I'd be curious to hear them live present day anyway! 💗
they were so lame....but at the same time....kinda great? i dont know...the basslines were very funky, the choruses were extremely catchy, and everything had an either melancholy or dark tone to it (even tho' it was supposed to sound like "happy-go-lucky tunes" on the surface)
I don't like this documentary. It is very US centric (ignoring, for instance, non-angoamerican influences on ABBA's music, focussing on Phil Spector without mentioning Michael Tretow ...) , and the story is mostly told by the worst types of people in the music business: journalists (from US journals like Rolling Stones who all had hounded and ridiculed ABBA in the 70s) and record label owners.
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Life is too short to pretend you don’t like Abba
I only got to know about them about 3 months ago. I live in a non English speaking part of the world where there's no shortage of great native music.
i love abba since waterloo
When they first came out some people would put them down, as if wasn't cool to like them.
But everyone loved them deep down even if they were embarrassed to admit it.
They were great.
Growing up with them I never was ashamed that I liked and still like them
@@Meghnaaad Are you in Bolivia by chance?
Well, here I'm in August 2021 listening to ABBA and learning their history. That's how good their music is.
Every time you listen you hear more and more. Layers of beautiful pop music. Absolute genius
Read my comment above. They broke up in 82 and I was born 83. I love them and a couple other things I like that Swedish, Volvo station wagons, and the old school Electric-Lux vacuums. Well my Electrolux is American made, I think. But the cold weather can stay up north for all I care. Virginia is getting snowed on right now
I was about to say that loll
And now we have a new abba album and a new abba live show in their own abba amphitheater. So crazy how they sound so go still on Voyage (their new album)
2024 still love ABBA…not just the great music and vocals, but them…the smiles on their faces…they show the love for their audiences, their expressions, body movements…they did not destroy themselves with drugs…even today, you can see and feel their love for their music and fans… they are truly global artists and great people…
I heard a great quote from Benny just a few days ago.He said something like: „ You don‘t write a great song just like that. But if you write songs eight hours a day every day for a year, you might write 5 great songs amongst them . We knew that“. That shows you, how much work went into that career..
i'm 63 yrs old now...the mighty zep, aerosmith, foghat, and so many other classic rocks bands were the only thing i would listen to as a teen...then abba came along...then it became my guilty pleasure...and i never would have told my buds...they would have beat the shit outta me...thing is, they were probably listening to it too...hypocrisy runs rampant...and what gets me about abba is that they truly were about the music....oh, i'm sure they took the money, however...but to truly b intrinsically motivated...to do what u do regardless of a payday...now that's living!...i can relate to that b/c that's the way i've always been...i came out just fine...the "money makers" aren't doing so fine these days...well, those that are still living...i metered my life...i still do...and i'll b around for quite a while, b/c i still have a few other things i want to do...i am that intrisically motivated person...i listen to no one...i only listen to me...it's cool to like abba...it really is...imma a man with an edge...but i'd take this music over grunge, gangsta rap, metal, hip hop, punk - - u name it...anything short is to b narrow minded.
"That reunion that some people hope, is never gonna happen." - well it just did. It. Just. Did.
So much for what all the "experts" have to say! Making my plans to go to London next Summer as we speak!
Its not a reunion, its rendered 3d images of them
@@yguerin8 there is still a reunion.. how do you think they created the two new songs they just released and the new album that they are going to release in November?
@@guyswing true
Fabulous band , the girls had such complimentary voices and of course they were very attractive . I always think if Agnetha had not been a singer she would have made a perfect Miss Sweden , Miss World , she had that typical Scandinavian beauty . I loved them back in the day and still do .
Born in 1997, ABBA was way before my time, but I'm such a fan, I just love them!
Nothing bad with that. Elvis & The Beatles were before most fans time yet their albums continue to sell as well. Good music is timeless
I have to laugh because the last line in the documentary that said a reunion would never happen was oh so wrong. In 2021, pigs began to fly. Abba is back and thank you for bringing back the music! We get to take another Voyage with this classic group....and I can't wait!
Bei dieser Musik geht das Herz auf ... ❤❤
ABBA is forever. Their music will transcend generations.
It already has. The fact that so many ppl are still enjoying their music nearly 40 years after their break-up is proof of that
The greatest pop group ever not just the 70s.
Agreed'
Calling them just pop group isnt enough, they were creative beautiful music creator with complex yet simple music
They won Eurovision and were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Their music was used in several major movies, a Broadway Musical, and two Mamma Mia movies. How many ‘pop groups’ or any other musical genre has that much talent to pull that off?!
Pop isn't a genre as such so it's more of a disco thing
I’m 64 grew up in the time they were popular.at that time they weren’t appreciated for what astounding talented songwriters they were but time has shoot otherwise.
Thanks for your music ABBA. Beautifully made, beautifully composed and beautifully sung
Just can't take my eyes off of Agnetha every time she comes on screen. She just sort of radiates happiness.
In early days she was happy but never wanted world fame. When she became a mother, powerful instincts took over and slowed their pace. Maybe some of the other members, including her "husband" Bjorn got frustrated by her switch of ambition from work to motherhood as her priority. She did have an uncanny ability to project emotion and expression in her voice and face. True artist, composed her own songs but became shadowed by Benny and Bjorn's writing. But
..later in life she dealt with deep sadness and loss, abandoned by Bjorn. Threw out of a tour bus window in a crash and thrown around upside down in a plane during terrible turbulence. Then the awful tragic suicide of her mum who showed the early signs of dementia, then lost her Dad not long after. But reinvented herself on her own terms. Some say she still wanted ABBA to break just for a while and then come back but Benny and Bjorn chucked her and Frida in the bin bcs they wanted to write Musicals. Idiots. Could have resolved that. Released the musicals on record with Agnetha and Frida doing their fabulous vocals combo. Those two women were amazing artists in their own right. But maybe too much water under the bridge for the fur of them to work again. But Agnetha was one the most finest, intelligent, sensitive, talented, strong minded and stunning, beautiful women of her time.
@@Tinseltownintherain-zd7ep You have written this so beautifully. Agnetha is so beautiful. Her voice is timeless. The two women should be honoured with a lifetime award these guys though very talented would be nothing without these two stunning incredible women.
@@ElfrosineAurelia11 thank you. But I didn't write it per say... I just said the facts. So Agnetha herself, inspired my comment really.
@@ElfrosineAurelia11 As a man I could easily be swayed by her beauty alone. But I'm a musician and songwriter myself and you are totally correct. Benny and Bjorn did write great pop songs. But Frida and Agnetha are the ones who gave the songs such power and projection. The guys were the engine but the ladies were the high octane fuel and shape and elegance of their musical vehicle. Abba would be just a fleeting sound if it wasn't for Agnetha and Frida's power, beauty, their presence vocally and physically.
@@Tinseltownintherain-zd7epImagine Agnetha would have composed more during the ABBA time. They could have become even bigger, but with Björn for a husband who was more interested in fame than in his family, she had to take care of the children. She wanted to give them a stable life. If you take a look at them now you can see that she made the right decision.
Im born in the year of Dancing Queen. My favorite band ever!!!Thank you to the music. Once ABBA always ABBA
Ditto. :)
"That ABBA reunion that's never going to happen!" ….HA! Never say never! :)
yeah i learned never say never when GNR got back together
Mega Stars Super Stars Forever The Real Deal No other band got such a surpreme catalogue x
Anyone not a fan of 1970s music? Really? By far the most innovative and melodic rep in modern music
I grew up on soul, disco and dance. But these guys were sensational and fit into my genre
I love them x
Incredible pioneers, the first successful Euro Pop band to sing in English (and WIN Eurovision), the first with pop videos, now the first pop group to have their own true virtual show (Voyage in London -where the audience really sees them perform and accepts them as real on stage) which is the next format after: 1) live appearances 2) recorded sound releases 3) pop videos 4) Virtual live shows which immortalise the artist - soon they will have this show in multiple cities (biggest budget live show in history)
The best group ever!!!
Indeed! 💝A💝B💝B💝A💝
Reunion: Happened. :-)
What we learn from this: Never listen to critics. They were wrong when ABBA started and they were wrong about their comeback.
greetings from germany
2008 una kong na discover ang ABBA. 8yrs old ako that time, may album ang dad ko ng Abba gold greatest hits.
Simula nung napakinggan ko mga kanta nila nagsimula akong maging fan nila.
Tapos naging favorite kong movie ang Mamma Mia ni Amanda Seyfried at Hanggang sa akoy naging teenager at matuto gumamit ng internet, nag simula akong mag search pa ng ibang songs nila.
Sa ngayon nasa 60+ na ang mga nagugustuhan kong mga songs ng ABBA.
Pero Angeleyes ang pinaka no.1 sa list ko, na discover ko naman yun dahil sa Mamma Mia 2 movie, and that time ang 1st time kong manood ng cine mag isa, 18yrs na ako nun.
PS. Mas fan pa ako ng ABBA compare sa mga parents ko😂
One of my fave music acts and many of my fave music videos they was so innovative pre-MTV. I'm American and usually an American thinks about Dancing Queen, in Fred Sanford's words, The Big One! Well my big ones Summer Night City, Voulez Vous, Gimme Gimme... Listen. I'm in AA. Stay with me. I used to play the crap out of the Definitive Collection DBD with all them videos when I was getting drunk. Being years sober, by God's grace, I was at a meeting in my native Virginia one night. I don't think anybody there was from Sweden. But there was a person from Scotland, another from Germany, and one from another European country I can't recall. I was hot that night and I knew they And many who was American born would understand so when it was my turn to share, I worked many ABBA titles into an AA share. I told the German born person that Frida became a German princess by latee marriage. He said he knew that. And Princess Frida has a solo music video that's also a favourite of mine. I Know There's Something Going On. Let's be fair. The late 70's and the whole 80's had so many great videos I don't even try to settle on one single favourite!
As an Australian Im proud to say we know quality.
ABBa documentary. Starts with musical. Doesn't leave the issue.
Love ABBA...thank you for the music...💖💖
THEY’RE FINALLY BACK! 😭😎
Like the Bee Gees, people loved them, but wouldn't admit it in public
THANK YOU FOR THE MUSIC LEGENDS
Most of all a best of all loved my Agnetha and Frida. My favour is Agnetha, was, will. I determed this since I saw her a Frida. Frida is also a very talented musician. She is very popular nowadays with public.
never really thought of Abba as a "Pop" band myself. But I guess i can see how their music could be put in that category.
Wow! You thought ABBA was a Rock Band??? Most of their songs are categorized as some form of pop. But there are a handful of songs categorized as Rock, Pop rock, and Disco.
IT HAPPENED and IT IS STILL IN THEM SO WE CANNOT SHUT THEM DOWN oh I LOVE YOU #abba #agnetha #bjorn #benny #anafrid
Brings tears to my eyes, very nostalgic
People need love is first old school back ward rock & roll baby
I have abba on vinyl in 2023 and I can play any of the songs and my mother will be happy. Mama Mia isn't one of them lol
Abba fell out of fashion in the 1980s. Cream rises to the top always
The documentary makes it look like ABBA was completely unsuccessful in the United States except for “dancing queen” which is just not true. They had 14 top 40 hits in the USA which was pretty good. Nowhere near KC and the sunshine band, the Bee Gees, Donna summer, and Olivia Newton-John during that same time, but that was because all those singers and groups actually toured the United States. Touring was tantamount to success in the United States and Abba only did it once and by that time it was probably too late
good points
Owned one of their record *ABBA*
They were also heavily influenced by Tamla-Motown that what it's known in Europe. If you can check out 60 Minutes Australia. You'll see Frida singing Baby Love in Sweden. Phil Spector also was a major influence on Xenomania who gave Girls Aloud a large majority of Their Hits.
I miss the good old days Filipino culture we are love music specialy when we wake up in the morning I remember my mother when she cook breakfast with dancing queen 👑
2008 una kong na discover ang ABBA. 8yrs old ako that time, may album ang dad ko ng Abba gold greatest hits.
Simula nung napakinggan ko mga kanta nila nagsimula akong maging fan nila.
Tapos naging favorite kong movie ang Mamma Mia ni Amanda Seyfried at Hanggang sa akoy naging teenager at matuto gumamit ng internet, nag simula akong mag search pa ng ibang songs nila.
Sa ngayon nasa 60+ na ang mga nagugustuhan kong mga songs ng ABBA.
Pero Angeleyes ang pinaka no.1 sa list ko, na discover ko naman yun dahil sa Mamma Mia 2 movie, and that time ang 1st time kong manood ng cine mag isa, 18yrs na ako nun.
Obviously this was made awhile ago. One of the last lines, there will need to be an ABBA reunion. But after 40 years, ABBA made a new album Voyage. I'm going to see ABBA the music in july. I feel like I'm going to see them. The shows are that good.
thank you for uploading!
I love Dancing Queen
I like that song too. But for a time, with radio stations where i lived. Always playing it so much i went through a time where i couldn't stand the song. It'd be like oh come on.
They did have other good songs ya know LOL
I grown up with all classic music to pop r n r Rap Hip hope electro techno
Only exotic is not only the thing they are most talented 50 years above we like u
Notice, at 34:44, a Toronto Maple Leaf sweater,. LOVE IT!
Best band ever
IT IS HAPPENING. YAY YAY YAY
Documentary made me Cry..😢
Love ABBA so much, but I never liked the musical Mamma Mia or the movie Mamma Mia. Quite a few ABBA-philes would say the same thing I’m sure.
I can’t stand the musical or movies, but without them I don’t think it would’ve propelled them to become legendary so in a weird way I’m grateful for them even though I’ve never, and will never watch them lol
Yes myself is 62 years old I have known resently Pakistan Aliya
This was an okay documentary, it was just more surface level and didn’t go in depth that much. I watched a documentary about them a number of years ago that was really good and in depth, it kickstarted my love of their music but I can’t remember what what the title of it was. I’m sure it’s on TH-cam somewhere
th-cam.com/video/zhjI-nrhSOA/w-d-xo.html
This one? There is so many.
Remember when this guy said a police the only band that hasn't come back yet well now look at it ever has returned and as of right now they're here this day.
Being young in Scandinavia, Norway, during this period, I heard them all day long, and I must admit I got fed up with them, even though I could enjoy hearing them in moderate amounts. I also remember having heard many of the songs in Swedish that the individuals had performed before they became ABBA, without knowing who song them. But the clarity of voice in their songs, is due to them pronouncing English like it were Swedish or Norwegian. ABBA might not appear politically correct outside Scandinavia. but from a Scandinavian perspective, they were extremely politically correct.
BILLY COBHAM!? ... One of Thee Best drummers EVER! just ask Phil Collins, or Bruford!
Agneta was every man's dream
beautiful video
very nice
They were great! But a reunion today would be very disappointing. Their voices are Not as strong.... and they could not hit the high notes and harmonize like they use to do. But that's the way it is. Play the recordings and thank God we have those. And please don't get me started on the Mama Mia movies!! Meryl....Pierce....Andy Garcia......SINGING??? 😂😃😅😀😂
They just released a new album and a fantastic song , it’s the most incredible song at this point in time 2021
Oh Pat, your comment did not age well.
Have you heard their new album yet? In my opinion, it’s amazing!
@@matreen427 .... What a group can do in the studio with technology and what they do live are very often very different. Listen to what Paul McCartney sounds like live today. Very disappointing....and I love the guy! Just being honest. Most Singers in their 20's & 30's singing live sound much better than now in their 70's singing live. Im not saying this to dis ABBA. I love their music. Just an unfortunate fact. Have you heard Robert Plant live in the last 3 years? A far cry from what he sounded like back In the day. ABBA songs are VERY vocally demanding live. Agnetta & Frida sounded amazing live back in the day!!! But as a fan.... I'd be curious to hear them live present day anyway! 💗
they were so lame....but at the same time....kinda great? i dont know...the basslines were very funky, the choruses were extremely catchy, and everything had an either melancholy or dark tone to it (even tho' it was supposed to sound like "happy-go-lucky tunes" on the surface)
I don't like this documentary. It is very US centric (ignoring, for instance, non-angoamerican influences on ABBA's music, focussing on Phil Spector without mentioning Michael Tretow ...) , and the story is mostly told by the worst types of people in the music business: journalists (from US journals like Rolling Stones who all had hounded and ridiculed ABBA in the 70s) and record label owners.
USA USA USA USA
They say North America then act like that only means the US. Benny is wearing a Toronto Maple Leafs hockey jersey when they’re saying that. SMH
tis a common tale but true
Makes me sad they’re not altogether 😥
Their long time guitarist lasse welland sadly passed away this week at the age of 70 after a long battle with cancer.
"The marriage break ups broke up the band."
Who was the winner? Who took it all?
ABBA is from the Bjorn Borg era, a beautiful era in tennis sport and music.
Can Bjorn Borg come come back and play tennis again?
Is this a mama mia documentary?
My dad loved the blonde chick
*"NEVER SAY NEVER...!!"*
I need a sting Anderson in my life…… just sayin
☺☺
39:45. Benny Andersson looks very handsome here.
They’re ok
why do americans say ARBBA ,ITS ABBA
I think either pronunciation is acceptable.
@@alika207 I don't, it's totally miss pronunciation, and arbba sounds stupid
@@liamlombard9315 OK.
Mickey brå
What does Abba mean in hebrew?
Father.
Task brå
8:09 what is that song
Nu ska vi opp, opp, opp (Now let's go up, up, up)
Oh how wrong they are
The musical is total shame
That Jewish Producer guy was So obnoxious and annoying.
SPLIT HIS SALARY THEY HAD NO DOUBT THEY WOULD MAKE IT