HIP HOP Fan REACTS To ABBA - The Name Of The Game (Official Video) *ABBA REACTION VIDEO*
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"The Name of the Game" is a 1977 song by Swedish pop group ABBA, and was released as the first single from the group's fifth studio album, ABBA: The Album. It became a UK number one, topping the UK Singles Chart for four weeks in November 1977.
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Frida was so incredibly good looking, and she was funny too. Love that woman.
My all time favourite ABBA song.
I never tire of it 😍😍
@Ted Douglas 👍😀 Very good choice!
Pure perfection.
Perfect pop song. Great base line, composition, arrangement, production, vocal, and of course; catchy!
Bear in mind that 7 out of ABBA's 9 UK No.1s were in the 1970s.
1970s UK was just about as competitive a music market as you could get. They were competing with *peak* Queen, Bowie, Elton John, Led Zep, Bee Gees, Police, Blondie, Carpenters, Pink Floyd etc. and they had more No.1 hit singles than any of them (no disrespect at all to the latter, they're all amazing - it's just a stat). Simon & Garfunkel, Lennon, McCartney and George Harrison were all still writing and releasing their own stuff too. Elvis and Tom Jones were still releasing big hits. You had the likes of Billy Joel, Dire Straits, The Eagles, Bob Marley, Sex Pistols all starting to make a name for themselves.
Similar levels of success elsewhere in the world too - Europe, Australia, Japan ...
Yet the US barely appreciated them. Only Dancing Queen hit No.1 and most of the rest of their classics were only minor hits at the time. Could never quite understand that...
@Al Pine - 21st Century Heretic No other music artist/group sold more records than ABBA in the 70's. ABBA outsold them all.
As far as America goes......it was very «uncool» to like ABBA. 😐
@@bachatamusica Well, they tried to get by with a couple TV appearances, which has never worked here in this country. And when they finally broke through in this market with Dancing Queen, they got labeled a 'disco' group, so half the country wouldn't listen to them after that anyway.
People don't always remember how starkly those disco v. no-disco lines were drawn in those days. I grew up in Pittsburgh, which won the World Series in 1979, with We Are Family as its theme. No one said anything about it, because Willie Stargell (who picked the song) was that loved. But by the 1980 season, after Stargell retired, the club had a promotion for one game - bring in a disco 45 and get free admission. They collected thousands of disco records that day, and the club some how managed to blow them all up during the seventh inning stretch without damaging centerfield, lol. The Pirates might not ever win again, but they weren't going to be known as a disco team anymore, lol.
@@paulmiller3469 👍😁Thanks for sharing Lol....nice story!.......I'm in New England, but mt bro-in-law is a long-time Steelers fan.
Couldnt agree more….70s Brit bands with a swedish bonus…excellent years for REAL music
The big reason for this was because they did not tour the US or had other live appearances there. The time demanded this.
That's a goosebump song.
@Kevin Ferrin 👍😀Yes!
Their voices are so nice, so clear and sharp!
Abba - Summer Night City
@John Mara The longer version (intro)........and they have an official video for it.
"I was an impossible *case*"
" LAY ALL YOUR LOVE ON ME " ... is an exhilarating song . No video just audio ... please check it out
@Stan Solo It went to Nº 1 on the U.S. Dance Chart (Billboard Magazine, 1979).
The Fugees "Rumble in the Jungle" (The Name Of The Game) .and Madonna's "Hung Up" (Gimmi Gimmi Gimmi!) Are the two times that Benny Andersson & Björn Ulvaeus have allowed someone to sample their music.
This is an intricate song and complex on many levels. Great example of how Benny was a perfectionist on making every song just that little more different with the production/layering of instruments as well as the vocals. Would love you to react to the Dick Cavett Show or Hole In Your Soul Live@Wembley #FortWorthFabian..love how you delve into the Documentary aspects of ABBA to learn what us diehard fans already know.
I love how the synthesizer sounds like a trumpet and the bass riff.
The trumpet sound probably is a trumpet, this was recorded in 1977.
edit: I checked, and apparently it was a Piccolo trumpet.
Orchestral overdubs like that were added last, in post-production. They were pretty basic in recording though - piano, lead guitar, rhythm guitar.
ABBA had a Yamaha GX-1 (one of only 40 ever made) in their private studio along with an ARP Odyssey and Minimoog - in this video Benny is playing a Polymoog but I don't think they ever recorded with it. The Intro and Verse riff is almost certainly GX-1. The trumpet is a real trumpet.
Edit - they still have it (GX-1)
Was a BIG, BIG HIT !! This song has it all, great lyrics, amazing instrumentals as all ABBA songs have, and of course fantastic singing!
Possibly ABBA's most sophisticated song
dude, setting aside that they are fkn HOTTIES, I can't believe nobody has copied the quaddrouple track on the "the name of the game" That is what made their vocals so amazing. If you listen to them just singing together, it is different than the "the name of the game". That is the ABBA hook. I have loved them for ever and can't believe nobody has picked up on this.
Possibly the best Abba song.
Max Martin said this song was their blueprint for making music. Max Martin being the most successful producer in modern time, also Swedish. 💯🇸🇪❤️🇺🇲❤️
of course the videos are great, directed by Lasse Hallström, look him up, great director
The riff of this song was sampled by the hip hop group The Fugees, Wyclef and Lauryn Hill and company in their song Rumble in the Jungle, they were the very first artist allowed to sample an ABBA song! B&B never allowed their music to be sampled for a new track. Only the Fugees and Madonna got lucky
how nice to see you at the beginning of the weekend
and with an extraordinary song by ABBA, which has many peculiarities:
1) I think it's the first in which each of the girls sings a verse as lead voice
2) the video was recorded at Agnetha and Björn's home, because Agnetha was very late in her second pregnancy (that's why maybe she's sitting and cared for in the picture)
3) "The name of the game" was released in October 1977, a month before "ABBA The Album" and the movie "ABBA The Movie"
It was a bold gamble from ABBA, it opened their horizons and spread beyond pop.
You have already heard songs from that album, ABBA's most versatile:
Thank you for the music
Take a chance on me
The name of the game
the fantastic "Eagle" of almost 6 minutes that opens the album
and the most surprising rock piece "Hole in your soul"
this are all different and bright, and there are many more:
"Move on" or "One man One woman"
But now, if I have to suggest a new song to future reactions, I think it's time to see ABBA in Concert:
live in London 1979
"Does your mother know"
& "Hole in your soul"
are in the best 8 minutes that I heard in music
I recommend them, both are unmissable, believe me!
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I follow you in your videos sharing the passion for ABBA's music
A big hug from
Buenos Aires, Argentina
OMG I love this live performance 🤩 You're so right 😁 It's definitely worth listening to it 🥰
This is a perfect popsong. The structure, the harmonies, and it's sooo emotional too: Frida's parts give med goose bumps. But - hey - they pick their noses a lot in this video :-D
"The Name of the Game", first called "A Bit of Myself", was the first
song to be recorded for ABBA's fifth studio album, following the band's
European and Australian tour. It was their most complex composition yet, with Agnetha Fältskog and Anni-Frid Lyngstad sharing the lead vocals but with solo passages from both women and
contained the influences of the laid-back California sound of the day.
The opening riff on bass and synthesizer is inspired by Stevie Wonder's "I Wish" from the 1976 album Songs in the Key of Life, and both Andersson and Ulvaeus have acknowledged being inspired by Wonder's music during this part of ABBA's career.
A preliminary version of "The Name of the Game" was worked into the 1977 feature film ABBA: The Movie, for which it was written. When it was eventually finished, it was released as the lead single from Abba: The Album in October 1977. Originally, another track entitled "Hole in Your Soul" was intended for release, but those plans were soon shelved. "The Name of the Game" was released with a live version of "I Wonder (Departure)" as the B-side. This B-side was one of several songs written for the mini-musical The Girl with the Golden Hair, written by Ulvaeus and Andersson and originally performed by ABBA on their 1977 world tour. "The Name of the Game" single was recorded at Sydney Showground, Sydney, Australia on 3 or 4 March 1977. A studio recorded version of the song was included on ABBA: The Album.
You should listen to Move on, One of us and Angel eyes. Don't know how familiar you are with Roxette, the 2nd biggest band from Sweden after Abba. Adore them! 👌
This song is so deep.... young girl looking for someone to "teach" her the adult games. Theme is very Scandinavian. Agnetha is such a tease with the camera!
Frida has the soothing part.
Please. She’s young and has obviously never been in a long term relationship-which is the ‘game’. You’re being stereotypical and it’s uncool.
@@FaithnSin stereotypically what the song is about. Even you just said so. Not sure what was "uncool" about it. I didn't write the lyrics!
The music to this song was sampled in the late 90s by the fugees feat tribe called quest and buster rhymes called rumble in the jungle this was on the soundtrack to ALI the movie check it out Im so glad I heard this song first maybe about 3 or 4 years ago when I got deep into ABBAs music not just dancing queen fernando chiquitica this is one of my fav ABBA songs
The board game they are playing in the video is called ”Fia med knuff” in swedish 😊
My favourite ABBA song, just beating The Winner Takes It All. Winner is great but it's almost an Agnetha solo number (not a bad thing by any means!). Name gives both Agnetha and Frida a chance to shine. It was released in October 1977 as the lead single from the forthcoming ABBA: The Album (which tied-in with ABBA: The Movie). It showcased how Benny and Bjorn were becoming ever more sophisticated as songwriters.
Abba The Movie gave it another standalone video really, it even influenced the lyrics.
That change in the music that you love so much when you said there it go it's called a crescendo a crescendo is a change from one Melody to another Melody with melodic transfer without giving up and making the song sound like a bad transfer it is done by a great music writers who are simply geniuses at what they do this is your past and you need to pursue it in greater means just for the benefit of your doubts and just to understand the music and be grateful for it really listen to it
Abba One man, one woman
I also like the acoustic guitar on it, as on Knowing me, knowing you.
This master piece "The Name of the Game" was sampled in 1996 by the Fugees for their hit "Rumble in the Jungle", the first time that an ABBA song had been legally sampled by another act.
Aditional date:
"The name of the game"
was #1 in UK Charts four weeks
(in the only country that was #1)
and it was follow in #1 by
"Mull of Kintyre"
by Paul McCartney
(that was the best sailing song in the decade of 70s in England, as in the decade of 60s was "She loves you" by The BEATLES)
Thanks for your reaction Fabian
Very atmospheric song. Richly layered, tastefully arranged, evocative, reflective song. Beautifully sung as usual. Prime ABBA. The album cut with an extra verse is even better.
The song was released in October back in 1977. It is featured on the ABBA album “The album” from the same year.
Hey! Thanks for this reaction! As a hip hop fan you may be interested in "Rumble In The Jungle" a 1996 hit for the Fugees with A Tribe Called Quest, Busta Rhymes & John Forte that samples "The Name Of The Game". One of the very few times (2 or 3) ABBA gave permission for sampling.
I've heard this track a few times, but never seen this clip before.
Here, while singing about the games (some...) people play, the four of them are playing a Swedish boardgame called "FIA" - a bit of a pun on the song...
Great reaction, my friend - and a fabulous way to start the weekend!💕
I have played this boardgame a lot of times, but the most recent one was long ago.
As a swedish native speaker I can say it's called "Fia med knuff" in swedish, but the english name for it is Ludo.
Love this song! Great job glad you covered it!
I like that you’re commenting on the imagery in the videos. Most of their videos were directed by their friend, Lasse Hallstrom who went on to a distinguished directing career in films.
Here are more Abba songs to react
Abba - As Good As New
Abba - That's Me
Abba - Dum Dum Diddle
Abba - Kisses Of Fire
Abba - Under Attack
Abba - Tiger
Abba I Let The Music Speak
Abba - Head Over Heels
Abba - Why Did It Had To Be me
Abba - Rock Me
Abba - Hey Helen
Abba - Tropical Loveland
Abba - I Wonder
I just discovered your channel tonight - I definitely want to check out all your ABBA reviews. My path to ABBA was a long journey from childhood being a child in a military family. I decided to take my 2015 Summer vacation and chose Sweden and a HUGE factor in that decision was ABBA and discovering there was a museum in Stockholm dedicated to them. I spent probably half the day there and it was totally worth it and the highlight of a 12 day trip. As far as Name of the Game, the overall composition and emotion really did it and I've always liked this video. Can't wait to see the rest! Much Respect!!
Acoustic and electric guitars being played in the same song is extremely common. For the entire history of both rock and country there has been the mixing of acoustic and electric guitars in the same song. I know this for a fact as over the past 50 years we have done that in the bands I have been in. So, you weren't wrong, you heard both.
Try 'Our Last Summer' or 'Why Did It Have To Be Me' live from Sydney. Or try some of their hits in Spanish: e.g. Estoy Sonando.
Yes, "Our last summer" is one of my ABBA favs too
ABBA was so good that they could write a massive hit song about a woman talking to (and having a crush on) her psychotherapist … The Name of the Game. I mean, who does that nowadays?! They were awesome! ❤❤❤❤
You were born during the music revolution which is 1960 to 1985 or 90 you will find out that melodic music was always on the radio so in part real bands played real music with real instruments before you were born you have to discover for yourself the wonderful blends of music that were before you were born it was so wonderful for me as a older man now to grow up listening to such wonderful sounding music I am truly truly blown away by the music of my youth and there are so many songs for you to hear this is not the end of it there are many great songs out there 30 years or 40 years of rock pop music r&b that you have that heard that you need to hear your life will change
Abba released this album in the year 1977 November the album was their fifth studio album and it went on become number one in the UK for 4 weeks I was one of the world's greatest bands to ever play music and there are many bands who are great
Fugees sampled this in their Rumble In The Jungle song
I first heard that as a teenager, and didn't think much of it. It was getting a lot of push from local radio stations, but I heard it enough to remember Frida's part when I heard it again several decades later. I liked the video so I watched a few more times. Now, it's gone from one of their least memorable to my favorite ABBA song.
Appreciate you reacting to this one. If you want the full ABBA experience, you'll have to react to 'When I Kissed the Teacher.' Not a serious song, but they have a lot of fun with it. If you find the official video, the guy playing the teacher supposedly was like Sweden's favorite comedian at the time (at least that's what I picked up in the comments).
Love this song...
You should react to “Our last summer” ☺️
one of my favorites songs
All the songs of the 60s 70s 80s and 90s played instruments yes you do hear good times acoustic guitars and electric guitars and the beat of the drums and some some synthesizes playing a Melody up underneath the layers they're all about layers of music on top of layers of music this probably was recorded on the 24 track studio tape machine which can layer music on top of a simple Melody and lyric to give you that sound no you're not wrong you're not tripping you're hearing great music put together by great producers you who write great music
You might wanna check out: "Fugees - Rumble In The Jungle" after this...
Fantastic song with rounds in the song arrangement
kisses of fire video from ABBA is a great video.
The name of the game is "Fia med knuff", bro!
@otgiggs Quello non è italiano! 😁Lol
Love your videos dude! Love from Sweden
"When I kissed the teacher", maybe? I had that on my mp3 followed by "Does your mother know" and it was like first you hear her story then his 😅
My sister always swore when Frida sings what's the name of the game, Benny says Monopoly 🤔🤣
I've seen several Abba-Reactions from you, and I suggest the only Abba-Song WITHOUT female vocals: Crazy World :)
Thank you for sharing your reaction 🌷🌷🌷🌷It came out 1977 and I always thought it was one of the songs that had a more 'American" touch, even their English pronounciation sounds more American😉 I love this song❤
Agnetha was working as a dashboard girl at a car dealership when she was 16 years old living in Jönköping and touring with a dance band. One of her idols growing up was Connie Francis.
Agnetha's solo debut came when the was 17 years old with this song (English subtitles):
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If you want to hear acoustic and electric guitars in perfect unison, try "Toccata" by Sky. Kevin Peek on electric and world-renowned classical guitarist, John Williams, on acoustic. The track also features Tristan Fry on drums, Herbie Flowers on Bass and Francis Monkman on keyboards.
The acoustic guitar Bjorn nearly always played but the Electric guitar was mainly down to a guy named Lasse ( pronounced Lassie)Wellander.
ABBA
Why Did it Have to be Me, live Australia tour
1977.
Did anyone mention it already? This Song was sample for fugees rumble in the jungle and its awesome.
The Name Of The Game is from their 1977 album
can anyone remember who sampled this? Another great reaction, you're REALLY listening too ! I think it was The Black Eyed Peas ?
You must hear. The way old friends do. Live on Wembley 1979.
Russia loves ABBA
THE first song Waterloo And after rhis song europe THE world knows ABBA .
You cannot beat the 70s music No way.
Listen to Angel Eyes by ABBA as well
Lyric is, I was an impossible case
That's brass sound. Trumpet etc...
I want to recommend a new band Jefferson Airplane/Starship "Miracles" "Jane" "Runaway" "Somebody to love" "White Rabbit" Jefferson Starship "Modern times" "With your love" "Winds of change" "No way out" "Sorry me, sorry you" Starship "Sara" "We built this city" "Tomorrow doesn't matter tonight" "Nothings gonna stop us" "It's not over (til it's over)" "It's not enough" "Healing waters" "I"ll be there"
If as a writer when you are completed with ABBA, some places to go to could include Kate Bush, Squeeze(/ Difford and Tilbrook) for musical performances that tell stories.
She said: "I was an impossible case"
You heard an electric guitar. There's even a really rare version of this song that has more emphasis on the electric guitar and it has a bit of a heavier sound.
The name of the game is a love song in fact as they were a band years ago they did marry each other one married The other woman in the other man married The other woman for a period of time they were a family and then they both became divorced years later birthday as a band we're very very unique and very very loved by all around the world
I like «The Name Of The Game» from ABBA :The Movie, better than the official video. 😁 Much more interesting, in my opinion.
The line is «I was an impossible case».......not a pain. 😄Lol
Thanks foe the ABBA. I think what I like most about this song is how both girls get a little solo part. 2nd favorite thing are the harmonies. I know you've probably got tons of ABBA requests. But If you want to change it up a little do "Why Did It Have To Be Me" live in Australia. Make sure it's the live clip. Agnetha was not on stage and Frida proceed to steal the show. It's done more as a schlager type song than a typical ABBA song too.
The game is Parchesi.
Fia with push,is the name of the game..
Agnetha, Bjorn, Benny, Anni-Frid = ABBA.
Just cutesy!
She said she's a bashful child needing to grow bashful meaning that she was shy child
Yes!
Back in the olden days people would use both accoustic and electric guitars!
Nowadays some prick called 'Slush Fiddy,' or Sean Coombes make all their music on a computer!
None of these new rich stars can even play an instrument!
None.
please could you leave your comments until the end
It’s a reaction video you turnip. If you want uninterrupted....listen to the song!
This is indeed a good and very well crafted pop song (i.e. what pop meant in the 1970s). But acoustic and electric guitar on the same track was not really unique to Abba. I know that Sweet, Heart, Jethro Tull, Steely Dan, Joni Mitchell, Mike Oldfield and others used it too, in the 1970s. (I'm no pop connoisseur, but I would guess, Beatles, Queen, ELO, and similar bands as well.)
Reac to i ve live un angels
i was an imopssible case
Fugee's heavily sampled this on 'Rumble In The Jungle'. th-cam.com/video/Ok6fmRt6MvU/w-d-xo.html
You cut the video at the wrong place- right in the middle of the best part-the chorus! You won't get blocked if you let it play through the whole verse, will you?
They was all married to each other, and all divorced it’s were a lot of there songs came from
The name of the game? Looks like they're playing Ludo.
Masterfully crafted songs
La verdad a my frida como cantante no me gustaba mucho no le entendía lo que cantaba asta que entraba anneta
It's the name of the game like a rigged poker game. The game isn't straight it's rigged
im a marionette with Abba i can recomend
Recommend. Dose your mom's know ABBA
This is a cover song. ABBA probably made it better.