Great reaction! :) I know it's like saying 'water is wet' but it never ceases to strike me how incredibly brilliant Abba was. All the tunes just sit in the right places, hop out and cheer you up.., and great lyrics and arrangement.., the melodies and the harmonies..., the voices..., the piano maestro..., And I have never considered myself an ABBA-fan..., I really listen to progressive rock, blues and classic.., but well... in truth I suppose I am also an ABBA-fan. If everything they do sounds brilliant you must submit.
Wow! I've heard this song dozens of times and never noticed. Now I'll never, not notice, his voice in the background. It's a freakin revelation for me!!
Put the headphones on for Eagle and you can hear Benny & Bjorn singing on the far right hand side - easy to pick up on the cans but not so much through a speaker 😎
hi Luke, so happy to see you again discover more and more ABBA songs "Angeleyes" (1979) is a good disco-style song (7pts), within album disco-style "Voulez Vous" (with the exception of the ballads "Chiquitita" and "I have a dream") that ABBA recorded following the influences of disco music in North America with Bee Gees hits It was together, with "Voulez Vous" as double A-side, the third single from said album, it reached #3 in UK In this album I prefer other songs of that style: "As good as new" (the opening track) the tittle track, "Voulez Vous" ore the fantástic "If it wasn''t for the nights" but these tuned is loved for the fans and was trendiing in Tik Tok a few months ago, with a lot of streaming Unfortunaly it haven't a official video or TV perfomanece I see you in next ABBA vídeo My best regards from Buenos Aires Argentina 🇦🇷 South America
Angeleyes is in my Top 10 ABBA songs, so I'm happy that you enjoyed it so much. The harmonies are always stellar, but the sound mixing takes them to another level here. It's a perfect example of what ABBA does best; juxtaposing melancholic melodies and lyrics, with uplifting production.
That was the first time I’d ever heard this song, and I fell in love with it right away. Now it’s one of my all-time favorite ABBA songs - easily top five. It gets everything right - joyously sublime.
Apart from the inclusion of it in the 2nd MM movie in 2018 this also became more familiar to newer Gens after being a tik tok trend some months ago on its sped up version.
It would have been great if they had made a video for this fantastic song, I even like it much more than 'Voulez vous', the harmonies are incredible, and I also like the 'ah ah ah' a lot ☺
Bouncy! Just bouncy! Love the way you use that adjective to describe their music. Look forward to your Abba insights Luke. You are the best in your field. What's up next? Can you do "The Visitor." Its a banger that I know will pump your British blood up! Love the way you ❤ Abba Luke!
I couldn't agree more. Love Linda's bluesy, velvety voice. "Long, long Time" is a real real heartbreaker, only made more bittersweet by Linda's seductive voice. She's right up there with Agnetha and Frida IMO. ONJ: talented, beautiful, brave and genuine. They've all made my life much more joyful growing up with these amazing women, as well as Karen Carpenter. I could go On and On and On about them (see what I did there). Much ❤!
Can't you not say Agnetha's full name or something. You seem to love every ABBA song you've ever heard so far and considering you're the age you are, I just wonder how you're so in to them, when clearly your age group is supposed to be into anything crap from 1990 onwards surely? What will you do about the most challenging listens, like the early stuff from the "Ring Ring" and "Waterloo" era, even to 'The Day Before You Came'. I do like how deep you get into this song, because it's not one usually discussed, in fact it's usually more derided or ignored, which is never plain to see why. And bringing up a sinister side to it, as no one has ever used that word for it. So well done.
Agnetha and Frida knew how to sing together in harmony. It was never a screaming match trying to outdo each other like many performers these days.
In my top ten of fav ABBA songs, its so joyous and uplifting
ABBA ♥️♥️♥️♥️
Best Band Ever and the most diverse band around
Listening to Abba you can deal with any pain and sorrow in your life
wow!man yes indeed!The sweetest pill to ease pain and depression.A drop of hope in the fog of toxic reality.
5:13 ...oh those 2 divine creatures...such beautes.
Agnetha, the most beautiful woman that ever walked this earth 🌍 Ireland 🇮🇪
@@frankly-he1kf Hallo!Well Weren't you the one who shouted to her smth like 'Agnetha i love you" in one of their gig on their '79 tour?!😊
@@alexioverdo5225 yes🤣..that was me...Dublin 15.Nov.79....what a beautiful woman ...I should have followed her home😍
@@frankly-he1kf Ha!ha!You lucky dude!And she heard this!Man so i do remember right.!That was very nice of you to share this story with us thanks!.
Feel good, makes you on good mood kind of song.
Abba has a very special place in my heart.
This song makes me want to go faster.....my 6 y.o nephew said this to me ...😅
This was the song that sent me into a ABBA rabbithole last year, because Ive never heard it before and I instantly liked it A LOT!
Great reaction! :)
I know it's like saying 'water is wet' but it never ceases to strike me how incredibly brilliant Abba was. All the tunes just sit in the right places, hop out and cheer you up.., and great lyrics and arrangement.., the melodies and the harmonies..., the voices..., the piano maestro..., And I have never considered myself an ABBA-fan..., I really listen to progressive rock, blues and classic.., but well... in truth I suppose I am also an ABBA-fan. If everything they do sounds brilliant you must submit.
It’s actually another timeless ABBA gem. Simple as that.
One of my favourites❤
What most people don't realise is Björn singing this song all the way through in the verses and chorus.
Wow! I've heard this song dozens of times and never noticed. Now I'll never, not notice, his voice in the background. It's a freakin revelation for me!!
Didnt know that ! listen to it for more than 40 years.. omg
Put the headphones on for Eagle and you can hear Benny & Bjorn singing on the far right hand side - easy to pick up on the cans but not so much through a speaker 😎
hi Luke, so happy to see you again
discover more and more ABBA songs
"Angeleyes" (1979)
is a good disco-style song (7pts),
within album disco-style "Voulez Vous"
(with the exception of the ballads "Chiquitita" and "I have a dream")
that ABBA recorded following the influences of disco music in North America with Bee Gees hits
It was together, with "Voulez Vous" as double A-side,
the third single from said album, it reached #3 in UK
In this album I prefer other songs of that style:
"As good as new" (the opening track)
the tittle track, "Voulez Vous"
ore the fantástic
"If it wasn''t for the nights"
but these tuned is loved for the fans
and was trendiing in Tik Tok a few months ago, with a lot of streaming
Unfortunaly it haven't a official video or TV perfomanece
I see you in next ABBA vídeo
My best regards from
Buenos Aires Argentina 🇦🇷
South America
I agree with you, these two women were so beautiful, they really were the prettiest ladies ive ever seen in a band ❤❤
They are so incredible, so wonderful, so unique ... Unable to be as good as them. Forverer, forever, forever.
Great reaction! Absolute banger - one of my favourite ever ABBA songs
Great review Luke!
The strings are just out of this world!❤
Angeleyes is in my Top 10 ABBA songs, so I'm happy that you enjoyed it so much. The harmonies are always stellar, but the sound mixing takes them to another level here. It's a perfect example of what ABBA does best; juxtaposing melancholic melodies and lyrics, with uplifting production.
A b-side 😊 It’s amazing how great ABBA is 🥰 Our last summer is an other hidden gem. Always nice to hear you react Luke! 🙂
I love the fun scene in Mama Mia here we go again when they use this song.
That was the first time I’d ever heard this song, and I fell in love with it right away. Now it’s one of my all-time favorite ABBA songs - easily top five. It gets everything right - joyously sublime.
@@frakteme too with hearing the song for the first time in Mamma Mia 2
Great talent, great beauty and a great friendship❤
Those girls are amazing 👌
Great video as usual, Luke!
Take care & see you soon
❤🇨🇱👍
You are so right - ABBA songs gives always such a happy feeling :)
Apart from the inclusion of it in the 2nd MM movie in 2018 this also became more familiar to newer Gens after being a tik tok trend some months ago on its sped up version.
Just love this song. In my top 5 of my all time fave ABBA tunes x
It would have been great if they had made a video for this fantastic song, I even like it much more than 'Voulez vous', the harmonies are incredible, and I also like the 'ah ah ah' a lot ☺
Bouncy! Just bouncy! Love the way you use that adjective to describe their music. Look forward to your Abba insights Luke. You are the best in your field. What's up next? Can you do "The Visitor." Its a banger that I know will pump your British blood up! Love the way you ❤ Abba Luke!
Love it!!
Este atat de emotionanta ca la68 de ani cati am ma transporta in ireal din 72 si azi si pentru todeauna Abba unica pe tot globul
Yes they are a super band not to mention with more than a hint of sexy too 🤩
Number 3 in the UK !!!
I’m only 20 but knew this song from my mum. 80’s music is the best
Luke is such a cutie pie
Abba, ONJ, Linda Ronstadt, Crystal Gayle ... the 70s were fab for sweet sounding female singers.
I couldn't agree more. Love Linda's bluesy, velvety voice. "Long, long Time" is a real real heartbreaker, only made more bittersweet by Linda's seductive voice. She's right up there with Agnetha and Frida IMO. ONJ: talented, beautiful, brave and genuine. They've all made my life much more joyful growing up with these amazing women, as well as Karen Carpenter. I could go On and On and On about them (see what I did there). Much ❤!
Forgot Karen, of course another wonderful lady singer!
@@deadandburied7626 Oh absolutely.
Yeah, they have you grooving and tapping your feet along to this tragedy
Can't you not say Agnetha's full name or something. You seem to love every ABBA song you've ever heard so far and considering you're the age you are, I just wonder how you're so in to them, when clearly your age group is supposed to be into anything crap from 1990 onwards surely? What will you do about the most challenging listens, like the early stuff from the "Ring Ring" and "Waterloo" era, even to 'The Day Before You Came'. I do like how deep you get into this song, because it's not one usually discussed, in fact it's usually more derided or ignored, which is never plain to see why. And bringing up a sinister side to it, as no one has ever used that word for it. So well done.
Did you feel the mirror moment?