Once again ABBA demonstrates their ability to master a number of different genres. This ong hjas hints of a 50s melody with the usual ABBA touch. I like it.
I DO,I DO was their first No1 in Australia.Then came 'Mamma Mia' no1 there for 10 weeks and the Brits who had thought Abba were one hit wonders,took notice and pulled them back out of the bin.Saying..'Whaaaat?Abba?!What's happening down there?!!'Rest is history.
Abba ,always so diverse and multicolourful.Imagine it's same band who did "Watch out","The Visitors","Nina Pretty Ballerina" and also 'The Day before you came".Hats off!
Hello again GivenToe, nice to see you again with our ABBA Journey After the extraordinary success with "Waterloo" it took a long time for ABBA to ratify this success and demonstrate that the victory at Eurovision was not going to be a lucky and isolated success. "I do I do I do I do I do" (1975) was one of the songs that they tried this song is a beautiful melody, I think it reminds of the 50s, the voices and harmonies of the girls, the blonde Agnetha & and the brunette Frida are perfect, the song leaves a happy feeling the official video is simple and nice shows all four ABBA members, but the center is in the ladies Agnetha & Frida these video is one of four filmed at the same time in only two days the other three videos was for the songs: S.O.S. ; Mamma Mía ; Bang a Boomerang (if you pay atention, the outfits of Agnetha and Frida, are the same that the official video of "Mamma Mia") in UK it did not enter the Top 30 but the surprise was in Australia, which gave them their first #1 there (3 weeks) follow by "Mamma Mía" & "S.O.S " with two another #1 consecutives (all three #1 in a row, in 14 consecutives weeks) in U.K. when seeing that event they published "S.O.S." and picks #6 and in U.S. they first edited "S.O.S." and reached #15 on Billboard, follow by "I do I do I do I do I do" with another #15 these is because ABBA have different company records in each countries, and each company decide wich song was released that's why the chronology was different: Europe: I do (x5)/ S.O.S./ Mamma Mía U.S.: S.O.S./ I do (x5)/ Mamma Mía Australia: I do (x5)/ Mamma Mía/ S.O.S. and then the ABBA's series of global successes will already be continuous between 1975/1982 As you did before reactions to the official videos of: "S.O.S." (1975) & "Mamma Mía" (1976) the other video to next reaction is: "Bang a Boomerang" (1975) it´s a really banger See you later in next videos I wish You a great weekend Best regards from Buenos Aires, Argentina 🇦🇷 South America
This was the first ABBA #1 in New Zealand and Australia, really starting their huge resurgence after the post-Waterloo singles didn't do so well. I ALWAYS agree with your takes on ABBA, GivenToe: yeah, despite it being *very* dance band (and yes, it also reminds me of Just A Notion), and it not being one of my favourite ABBA tracks, it always holds a special place for me as one of the earliest ABBA tracks I heard.
The song that made me a lifelong ABBA fan. I had heard Hasta Manana and Honey Honey on the radio and my Mum knew I loved them and then one day we were at an Agricultural Show and they were playing I Do (x5) on a tv screen. My Mum pointed it out to me and my love affair with ABBA began that day, I was 13 years old. So this song will always be special to me. ❤
I first heard this song back in 2001 (I was only 11). My Dad bought a CD - More ABBA Gold as a present for me and when I came home this very song was playing. I instantly fell in love with it. 21 years later everytime I listen to this song it still reminds me of that happy day. So I still enjoy it a lot.
In The US, this song was the follow up single to "SOS" and did pretty well. I remember it on the radio a lot. It made it to #15 on Billboard and #8 on Adult Contemporary charts.
Giventoe the 3rd for today for me😊 I do I do I do was probably the first Abba song I heard consciously. I was about 6 years old. I still marvel at their ability to sing these song and they sound so easy but these harmonies are so difficult to sing. Every ABBA song is so complex and yet sound so light. Just amazing. They are such an influence in music. I am very glad a young man like you loves this music and spread the word among young folk❤
Love the sound with the saxophone’s. Again both Benny & Bjorn showing us their multi instrument use. Great song. To repeat a word or use of words multiple times…..well if anyone can, it will of course be ABBA! The can and make it sound great! It was a number one hit for them to. Most of their songs will make you want to dance to. Again, you cannot beat Benny and Bjorn on their songwriting and lyrics, the girls just add to their beautiful vocals to top the lyrics and brilliantly composed tunes. 😊😊👏👏👏👏
This song did farely well in The Netherlands when it came out. The girls voices are totally abba here, as they sounded later on. They look at you and you just melt when they sing i love you. By the way, bang a boomerang has a video that was made outside in the streets being very happy the 4 of them, and it is an uptempo song.
Great to see you back again and great to start with ABBA. Might want to see another video for this one with them in a fight and having a picnic. Kind of fun to watch. I think it’s under the song, and made in Sweden for export. I I like the song but I’ve heard it for over so many years they just all become good songs because you listen to them over and over. Thanks for the play. Thanks for the action take care.
I walked into my wedding to this song back in July 2017. The guests were listening to Abba and when this song came on, that was my cue. 😊 Great song. Love your reaction, as always. ❤
Nice to see you again, David... This song is nice! I think is danceable... Not for Pilates, but danceable😅 See you soon, with 'Boomerang'👏 Love ❤️ from Chile 🇨🇱👍
ABBAMAN.,.. I never realized Abba used the saxophone so often in their songs. It was great they used this instrument on their latest album voyage especially don't shut me down even the unreleased track just like that damn I hope one day they will release it finally for all their fans
They had a saxophonist even in their '77 tour.Waterloo.Ring Ring,I do,Why did it have to be me,Man in the middle,So Long,Unreleased version of I Wonder,Voulez Vouz,He is your brother,Does your mother know,even Just like that had all saxophone featured in the instrumentation.
Nearly 50 years ago I saw the music video for this song on Australia's 'Countdown' music show. I loved it. Then a few weeks later the host/producer played their 'Mamma Mia' video which we Aussies went crazy for. Eventually their Australian record label got permission from Bjorn/Benny/Stig to release Mamma Mia as a single and it rocketed to #1. Then other countries released it as a single and it did the same. Then Abba-mania happened downunder (see clips from their appearances on the 'I Still Have Faith in You' video. At one stage I think ABBA had 5 singles in the Aussie top 10.
Ahhhh...Abba...❤ Love them! Yes, we know what you mean David. Your views are more often than not a reflection of my own.. A good, well constructed song..A 'Strictly Ballroom' vibe...All artists..whatever medium they choose to express themselves are always pushing beyond what they have already created.. That's what Abba..Tommy..Nighwish etc. have gloriously shown. THAT is true talent.. Take care bello! Ciao! 🤗❤
This is such a beautiful ballad David No not dance band ABBA are pop thru and thru 🫶 I think this song is one of the first of many magical songs that showcases both Frida and Agnatha’s unique harmonies ❤
*Another, related point: their song "Money, Money, Money" has as its musical influence or starting point in German cabaret performance of the 1920s. However...that doesn't mean you have to be a BIG FAN of or EXPERT on German 1920s cabaret in order to appreciate the brilliance of the Abba song it exists independently of that particular art form...doesn't it? What do you think, sir?
It's '50s inspired Euro-Schlager.The saxophone sound of '50s is reminiscent of American orchestra leader Billy Vaughn.This one even went top 15 in the USA .That was more succesful tthere compared to its UK chart route until their next one that bombed for good and put them on the map in that important market.(SOS)
I'm surprised you don't know this one. It's not one of my favourite songs, but I still love it. After a few listens, you just can't help but to sing along 😁
The dreams I've had caused by this song...many, many moons ago, I dreamt I was walking along with the ladies toward their limo, and I was carrying a trombone with me. As the ladies entered their limo, I broke out into this very song with the trombone I had...strange, eh?
This was very popular in Europe, Australia and the US but a relative flop in the U.K. I do remember first listening to this on vinyl and it was quite hard on the ears on those early record players. Nevertheless I have grown to like this over the years and I do like your reaction to this.
I'm not a big "DANCE BAND" fan either! Missing the point, my friend! The point actually is, rather, that Abba were so creative in their approach & so inventive in utilising & synthesising their influences & various musical styles into their work, all melded together boldly & emerging in quite a different form... that it is not necessary to be an admirer of the original place of inspiration - even if you're aware of it i'm surprised you don't realise that, sir! you seem otherwise very intelligent & articulate, passionately interested in music a tad disappointing Plus this was one of the songs written & recorded quite early on (1975), when the band's musical style was still being explored & experimented with. None of that is rocket science either, my friend Surprised by your reaction.
Hated it in 1975 when I was 14. Loved Mamma Mia! and SOS instead. Now, aged 62, I am much more forgiving. The girls are of course a 100X better singers than any dance band singers and that helps a lot. The sax is played exquisitely (not by Björn and Benny, mind you, even if it looks that way) and perhaps the arrangements could have been more 'pop'. But, what the heck. It's fun and they actually dare to do this pastiche, that I guess you have to be a Swede to understand. Cheerio Miss Sophie!
My thoughts exactly ! .. Found this song boring in my teens, compared to the passion I had for Mamma Mia and SOS .. As you said, the arrangements were not really pop enough for my tastes, and this tended to make the song sound old-fashioned to me .. And like you, as I've reached my 60s I can now appreciate more aspects of it, even though I still don't love it.
Given Toe, I think Bang-A-Boomerang came before this song. I've never been a fan of this song and I think it was weird they chose it as a single. Anyway, I still like it, I like the energy it brings when they take a higher note.
I am surprised you have not heard this song before. I always thought that this one was one of the well-known songs, but what do I know. There is another video of this song that I thought was the ABBA's official, but why not have two. This song is full of harmony. It is very interesting what you were saying about the Swedish dance bands.
It’s very catchy but like you, I neither love it or hate it. It’s just ‘ok’ but I could listen to Agnetha and Frida sing the alphabet and still enjoy it 😁. There’s a medley titled ‘Abba undeleted’ which I hope you will get around to one day - they are in the studio playing songs that never made the final cut, including the very beautiful ‘Just Like That.’ They are also talking in Swedish and laughing, I’d love for you to translate what they are saying! Good to see you back after the Bachelor parties 😆
Another great reaction from you , not there best , but all of abba songs are still brilliant 😊 hope you feeling better now, probably you have been over doing the batchelor party's 😊😊😊
When I was in my teens and first heard this song, it didn't appeal to me anywhere near as much as ABBA's other stuff .. It was OK, but sounded slightly old-fashioned, particularly when the saxophone parts were playing .. I like it a bit more now than I used to, but it's still way down on my ABBA ranking order .. I think your thoughts and mine are similar with this one .. Cheers, Wayne
You are too hung up on the dance band thing mate!? How can you not be caught up in the euphoric aura of this full on classic Abba sound as an Abba fan??
people that label abba as only a dance band are missing so much theres many layers to there music and lyrically can have different meanings depending how you perceive them as the voyage album showed. thats why there music grows on people with multiple listens instead of playing once.
@@kyleday5026 I think GT was just referring to this track as sounding a bit dance band. I totally agree there is no way you can label ABBA as a dance band, Pop Perfection of the highest calibre - never bettered and still resonates today with people of all ages and backgrounds.
@@seanb6259 Hi there Sean!As i also said Abba were always so diverse and multicolourful.Imagine it's same band who did "Watch out","The Visitors","Nina Pretty Ballerina" and also 'The Day before you came".Hats off!They never bored , i think.
Once again ABBA demonstrates their ability to master a number of different genres. This ong hjas hints of a 50s melody with the usual ABBA touch. I like it.
I DO,I DO was their first No1 in Australia.Then came 'Mamma Mia' no1 there for 10 weeks and the Brits who had thought Abba were one hit wonders,took notice and pulled them back out of the bin.Saying..'Whaaaat?Abba?!What's happening down there?!!'Rest is history.
We aussies know a good thing when we see and hear it! 😉
What more can l say!?
@@eleonoragiacomazzi5775 i salute you!Love from Europe.Give also ma regards to Molly for his offer,lol.
Here in New Zealand also, we loved them just as much.
Beautiful ABBA track with a glorious key change. Fantastic! ❤
Abba ,always so diverse and multicolourful.Imagine it's same band who did "Watch out","The Visitors","Nina Pretty Ballerina" and also 'The Day before you came".Hats off!
Hello again GivenToe, nice to see you again with our ABBA Journey
After the extraordinary success with "Waterloo"
it took a long time for ABBA to ratify this success
and demonstrate that the victory at Eurovision
was not going to be a lucky and isolated success.
"I do I do I do I do I do" (1975)
was one of the songs that they tried
this song is a beautiful melody,
I think it reminds of the 50s,
the voices and harmonies of the girls,
the blonde Agnetha & and the brunette Frida are perfect,
the song leaves a happy feeling
the official video is simple and nice
shows all four ABBA members, but the center is in the ladies Agnetha & Frida
these video is one of four filmed at the same time in only two days
the other three videos was for the songs:
S.O.S. ; Mamma Mía ; Bang a Boomerang
(if you pay atention, the outfits of Agnetha and Frida,
are the same that the official video of "Mamma Mia")
in UK it did not enter the Top 30
but the surprise was in Australia,
which gave them their first #1 there (3 weeks)
follow by "Mamma Mía" & "S.O.S "
with two another #1 consecutives
(all three #1 in a row, in 14 consecutives weeks)
in U.K. when seeing that event they published "S.O.S." and picks #6
and in U.S. they first edited "S.O.S." and reached #15 on Billboard,
follow by "I do I do I do I do I do" with another #15
these is because ABBA have different company records in each countries,
and each company decide wich song was released
that's why the chronology was different:
Europe: I do (x5)/ S.O.S./ Mamma Mía
U.S.: S.O.S./ I do (x5)/ Mamma Mía
Australia: I do (x5)/ Mamma Mía/ S.O.S.
and then the ABBA's series of global successes will already be continuous between 1975/1982
As you did before reactions to the official videos of:
"S.O.S." (1975) & "Mamma Mía" (1976)
the other video to next reaction is:
"Bang a Boomerang" (1975)
it´s a really banger
See you later in next videos
I wish You a great weekend
Best regards from
Buenos Aires, Argentina 🇦🇷
South America
This was the first ABBA #1 in New Zealand and Australia, really starting their huge resurgence after the post-Waterloo singles didn't do so well. I ALWAYS agree with your takes on ABBA, GivenToe: yeah, despite it being *very* dance band (and yes, it also reminds me of Just A Notion), and it not being one of my favourite ABBA tracks, it always holds a special place for me as one of the earliest ABBA tracks I heard.
I understand what you mean Michael 🙏🏻😁
The song that made me a lifelong ABBA fan. I had heard Hasta Manana and Honey Honey on the radio and my Mum knew I loved them and then one day we were at an Agricultural Show and they were playing I Do (x5) on a tv screen. My Mum pointed it out to me and my love affair with ABBA began that day, I was 13 years old. So this song will always be special to me. ❤
Such a lovely memory 🙏🏻❤️😊
I first heard this song back in 2001 (I was only 11). My Dad bought a CD - More ABBA Gold as a present for me and when I came home this very song was playing. I instantly fell in love with it. 21 years later everytime I listen to this song it still reminds me of that happy day. So I still enjoy it a lot.
Good memories 🙏🏻😊
In The US, this song was the follow up single to "SOS" and did pretty well. I remember it on the radio a lot. It made it to #15 on Billboard and #8 on Adult Contemporary charts.
Giventoe the 3rd for today for me😊
I do I do I do was probably the first Abba song I heard consciously. I was about 6 years old. I still marvel at their ability to sing these song and they sound so easy but these harmonies are so difficult to sing. Every ABBA song is so complex and yet sound so light.
Just amazing. They are such an influence in music.
I am very glad a young man like you loves this music and spread the word among young folk❤
I am happy to 🙏🏻❤️
Love the sound with the saxophone’s. Again both Benny & Bjorn showing us their multi instrument use. Great song. To repeat a word or use of words multiple times…..well if anyone can, it will of course be ABBA! The can and make it sound great! It was a number one hit for them to. Most of their songs will make you want to dance to. Again, you cannot beat Benny and Bjorn on their songwriting and lyrics, the girls just add to their beautiful vocals to top the lyrics and brilliantly composed tunes. 😊😊👏👏👏👏
This song did farely well in The Netherlands when it came out. The girls voices are totally abba here, as they sounded later on. They look at you and you just melt when they sing i love you. By the way, bang a boomerang has a video that was made outside in the streets being very happy the 4 of them, and it is an uptempo song.
Have i missed the next one after 'Man in the middle"?That is 'Bang A Boomerang' and then 'I DO".BAB has a fine video shot in Sweden's streets.1975.
No, I think he has accidentally overlooked Bang-A-Boomerang...
@@Lisa-M Thanx Lisa.I hope David will take care and step back to pick it up!
@@christianoazzuro6711 I think he has thrown the Boomerang but it didn't came back. So he has to search it. 😁
I made a mistake 🤦🏼♂️😂 will do it after this one!
@@Lisa-M th-cam.com/video/ScuN5BzpOts/w-d-xo.html!Hey Lisa,catch it up!
My favorite ABBASong!!!!! Yay. You are Mt favorite also!!!❤
Great to see you back again and great to start with ABBA. Might want to see another video for this one with them in a fight and having a picnic. Kind of fun to watch. I think it’s under the song, and made in Sweden for export. I I like the song but I’ve heard it for over so many years they just all become good songs because you listen to them over and over. Thanks for the play. Thanks for the action take care.
I walked into my wedding to this song back in July 2017. The guests were listening to Abba and when this song came on, that was my cue. 😊
Great song. Love your reaction, as always. ❤
Thats so nice! 🥰🙏🏻
@GivenToe thank you. 😊
I love the Sax music in the background. Makes you wonder if there is any musical instrument those guys can't play.
OMFG! That face,those eyes...I LOVE IT..I Do I Do I Do I Do I Do🥰😍😘
Aww Nigel you charmer 😂❤️
@@GivenToe always for you!😘
Nice to see you again, David...
This song is nice!
I think is danceable... Not for Pilates, but danceable😅
See you soon, with 'Boomerang'👏
Love ❤️ from Chile 🇨🇱👍
Very true 😂🙏🏻
Vilken Nostalgitripp man fick av den här då 😅 Man kan bara älska dom 🥰
ABBAMAN.,.. I never realized Abba used the saxophone so often in their songs. It was great they used this instrument on their latest album voyage especially don't shut me down even the unreleased track just like that damn I hope one day they will release it finally for all their fans
They had a saxophonist even in their '77 tour.Waterloo.Ring Ring,I do,Why did it have to be me,Man in the middle,So Long,Unreleased version of I Wonder,Voulez Vouz,He is your brother,Does your mother know,even Just like that had all saxophone featured in the instrumentation.
Yes I know their catalogue of songs just for some reason I didn't connect that they used the sax so often
Nearly 50 years ago I saw the music video for this song on Australia's 'Countdown' music show. I loved it. Then a few weeks later the host/producer played their 'Mamma Mia' video which we Aussies went crazy for. Eventually their Australian record label got permission from Bjorn/Benny/Stig to release Mamma Mia as a single and it rocketed to #1. Then other countries released it as a single and it did the same. Then Abba-mania happened downunder (see clips from their appearances on the 'I Still Have Faith in You' video. At one stage I think ABBA had 5 singles in the Aussie top 10.
Ahhhh...Abba...❤
Love them!
Yes, we know what you mean David.
Your views are more often than not a reflection of my own..
A good, well constructed song..A 'Strictly Ballroom' vibe...All artists..whatever medium they choose to express themselves are always pushing beyond what they have already created..
That's what Abba..Tommy..Nighwish etc. have gloriously
shown. THAT is true talent..
Take care bello! Ciao! 🤗❤
The song is in the classical tradition of European Schlager.
Every time I listen to this song I can´t help remembering Muriel´s Wedding! 😄😄😄
This is such a beautiful ballad David No not dance band ABBA are pop thru and thru 🫶 I think this song is one of the first of many magical songs that showcases both Frida and Agnatha’s unique harmonies ❤
Wicked song! Tubular bell sound left over from SOS, used up on I Do.
*Another, related point: their song "Money, Money, Money" has as its musical influence or starting point in German cabaret performance of the 1920s.
However...that doesn't mean you have to be a BIG FAN of or EXPERT on German 1920s cabaret in order to appreciate the brilliance of the Abba song
it exists independently of that particular art form...doesn't it?
What do you think, sir?
hi nice song choice ! I love Agnetha
It's '50s inspired Euro-Schlager.The saxophone sound of '50s is reminiscent of American orchestra leader Billy Vaughn.This one even went top 15 in the USA .That was more succesful tthere compared to its UK chart route until their next one that bombed for good and put them on the map in that important market.(SOS)
LOVE this song ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
This first time for as well David, I love it.
I Do, I Do, I Do....love GivenToe's channel !
🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️
Wow, that took me back.
was a #1 in Switzerland !!
Love me or leave me, make your choice but believe me, I love you, I do I do I do I do I do I do I do I do ido❤❤❤❤
I'm surprised you don't know this one. It's not one of my favourite songs, but I still love it. After a few listens, you just can't help but to sing along 😁
Underbar❤
The dreams I've had caused by this song...many, many moons ago, I dreamt I was walking along with the ladies toward their limo, and I was carrying a trombone with me. As the ladies entered their limo, I broke out into this very song with the trombone I had...strange, eh?
Yes I know what you mean! That's the magic of ABBA they crawl under your skin snd stay there, they've been under my skin for 40 yrs 😂😂😂
One of my favorites 😍👌💯 thanks for the reaction 😍🤗👋 this is something for Tommy to recover 😃
This was very popular in Europe, Australia and the US but a relative flop in the U.K. I do remember first listening to this on vinyl and it was quite hard on the ears on those early record players. Nevertheless I have grown to like this over the years and I do like your reaction to this.
I just love the song My love, My life from the LP Arrival, which by the way is the best.
I love it
Yes,I do❤🙏😂I love This song in Mamma Mia movie,IT was funny there😁
I'm not a big "DANCE BAND" fan either!
Missing the point, my friend!
The point actually is, rather, that Abba were so creative in their approach & so inventive in utilising & synthesising their influences & various musical styles into their work, all melded together boldly & emerging in quite a different form...
that it is not necessary to be an admirer of the original place of inspiration - even if you're aware of it
i'm surprised you don't realise that, sir! you seem otherwise very intelligent & articulate, passionately interested in music
a tad disappointing
Plus this was one of the songs written & recorded quite early on (1975), when the band's musical style was still being explored & experimented with.
None of that is rocket science either, my friend
Surprised by your reaction.
Jag gillar den I do I do I do I do I do
Ha en fin helg 🤗
Hated it in 1975 when I was 14. Loved Mamma Mia! and SOS instead. Now, aged 62, I am much more forgiving. The girls are of course a 100X better singers than any dance band singers and that helps a lot. The sax is played exquisitely (not by Björn and Benny, mind you, even if it looks that way) and perhaps the arrangements could have been more 'pop'. But, what the heck. It's fun and they actually dare to do this pastiche, that I guess you have to be a Swede to understand. Cheerio Miss Sophie!
My thoughts exactly ! .. Found this song boring in my teens, compared to the passion I had for Mamma Mia and SOS .. As you said, the arrangements were not really pop enough for my tastes, and this tended to make the song sound old-fashioned to me .. And like you, as I've reached my 60s I can now appreciate more aspects of it, even though I still don't love it.
Sorry to here you've been ill. Get well soon.
Thank you 🙏🏻
Can we take it that you do, you do, you do, you do, you do like it?
I guess so 🤣🤣🤣
You got Vikingarna in Sweden and we got Kandis in Denmark.
Given Toe, I think Bang-A-Boomerang came before this song. I've never been a fan of this song and I think it was weird they chose it as a single. Anyway, I still like it, I like the energy it brings when they take a higher note.
I do... I do... I do, I do, I do... I, I, i... do, do, do... the Benny and Bjorny show :D
😅
🥰
I am surprised you have not heard this song before. I always thought that this one was one of the well-known songs, but what do I know. There is another video of this song that I thought was the ABBA's official, but why not have two. This song is full of harmony. It is very interesting what you were saying about the Swedish dance bands.
Yeah I missed this one 🤷🏼♂️😊
Må ju säga att den här har en viss charm( gillar inte heller dansband) även om jag föredrar lite tuffare ABBA! Tack för nu🙏🏻
Väldigt sant! Tack själv 🙏🏻😊
It’s very catchy but like you, I neither love it or hate it. It’s just ‘ok’ but I could listen to Agnetha and Frida sing the alphabet and still enjoy it 😁. There’s a medley titled ‘Abba undeleted’ which I hope you will get around to one day - they are in the studio playing songs that never made the final cut, including the very beautiful ‘Just Like That.’ They are also talking in Swedish and laughing, I’d love for you to translate what they are saying! Good to see you back after the Bachelor parties 😆
Another great reaction from you , not there best , but all of abba songs are still brilliant 😊 hope you feeling better now, probably you have been over doing the batchelor party's 😊😊😊
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'BANG - A- BOOMERANG"? Official video?
Yeah I missed it sorry, will do that next lol 🤦🏼♂️😂
@@GivenToe oh OK!We'll be here with you to enjoy.
I really don't like Swedish dance band music - but this is an exception 🙂 when it is done this way!
😆😆😆😆😆😆
Love to know your thoughts on The Day Before You Came
When I was in my teens and first heard this song, it didn't appeal to me anywhere near as much as ABBA's other stuff .. It was OK, but sounded slightly old-fashioned, particularly when the saxophone parts were playing .. I like it a bit more now than I used to, but it's still way down on my ABBA ranking order .. I think your thoughts and mine are similar with this one .. Cheers, Wayne
Is there a genre that ABBA hasn't done a song for? Except death metal or rap, I guess.
This one's a bit schmaltzy, maybe a tribute to the schlager sound? Still very well done, even if not one of my favourites.
You surprise me! Not familiar with I Do? Classic ABBA.
Nope never heard it XD
You are too hung up on the dance band thing mate!? How can you not be caught up in the euphoric aura of this full on classic Abba sound as an Abba fan??
people that label abba as only a dance band are missing so much theres many layers to there music and lyrically can have different meanings depending how you perceive them as the voyage album showed. thats why there music grows on people with multiple listens instead of playing once.
@@kyleday5026 I think GT was just referring to this track as sounding a bit dance band. I totally agree there is no way you can label ABBA as a dance band, Pop Perfection of the highest calibre - never bettered and still resonates today with people of all ages and backgrounds.
@@seanb6259 Hi there Sean!As i also said Abba were always so diverse and multicolourful.Imagine it's same band who did "Watch out","The Visitors","Nina Pretty Ballerina" and also 'The Day before you came".Hats off!They never bored , i think.
Not ABBA, just this specific track. If you listen to classic Swedish dance bands, you will know what I mean 🙏🏻😅
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Yes dansband 😅 Ingmar Nordströms 😉
Usch ja 🙈😂
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