ABBA• Interview (Career/Sweden/Influences/Personal Tastes) • 1977 [Reelin' In The Years Archive]

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[@christianoazzuro6711]

Gosh these girls look so naturally beautiful.

[@davidmarshall5596]

The most down to earth millionaires the world has ever known. Beautiful people who set an example to us all ...

[@musicaslegendasedocumentarios]

Agnetha Fältskog , on this date she was 27 years old, her beauty was at its peak. ❤😍🥰 thanks for the video the quality is great

[@bobbyyounger7632]

Love this, never seen before. Global superstars and yet so humble and down to earth. Amazing artists !

[@swedeman5785]

Agneta is stunning cute start at 0;43 when she looks serious & almost angry..and a very special voice,no wonder she sings like she does..

[@dean5078]

ABBA are legends and will always live on through their ABBA AVATAR concerts . They will be talked about and enjoyed in 100 years from now

[@michaelrochester48]

Humble, down to earth people who are superstars but don’t act like it

[@christianoazzuro6711]

That's one more reason to still love them that deep.Their grounded attitude.Their decency puts in shame some of todays overestimated, overexposed,exhibitionist 'superstars'.

[@cheri238]

@@christianoazzuro6711 True 👍

[@vin_rouge180]

@@christianoazzuro6711 the truth

[@cheri238]

ABBA, great artists.💋

[@plerpplerp5599]

Their unpretentious and humble attitude is a very Swedish trait. In Sweden, you are not allowed to boast about your successes or think you are better than anyone else. Certain Swedish actors have mentioned in interviews how embarrassing it was to receive awards.

[@bobbycarla1]

Frida.. just so stunning.

[@scanspeak00]

Amazing snippet of history.

[@progbaby69]

I LOVE LOVE LOVE ABBA 😍

[@catieschrager5282]

They are so sweet.

[@RickDanner]

Agnetha she is so beautiful its breathtaking help ! Agree? I do !

[@danielfisch389]

I was 11 that year and I‘ve been crazy for her voice, beauty and character ever since.

[@starmersbarber]

Hauntingly beautiful.

[@renacleerican7824]

Like a Valkyrie.

[@khs17]

This is when ABBA were in Australia 1977 maybe 😍🇦🇺

[@lenevee4925]

SNL brought me here. I remember hearing songs from this group but I didn't know they were from Sweden.

[@joycegibbs5267]

to me, The Beatles and Abba are my joint favourite groups of all time. I listen to each and say they're my favourite, then I listen to the other, and say the same thing. I can't choose.

[@richalderson6069]

To anybody who isn't aware, the interviewer is Ian "Molly" Meldrum, a presenter from Australia who hosted a weekly show called Countdown.

[@christianoazzuro6711]

Oh it's Molly?!Sounded familiar despite not being visible!

[@shereekendall1003]

Oh i think the whole world knows Molly😂😂😂not only by his accent but his lifestyle too😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@starmersbarber]

An interesting interview. My main take away was the 10CC thing.

[@sandrafambeck2172]

Thank you so much …never seen such unexpected video of Abba…

[@j4mm3d]

What a beautiful video.

[@enriquemendoza11278]

AGNETHA 🥰🥰

[@cehamecki7106]

Als eingefleischter Fan von Abba, habe diese Video noch nie gesehen. Fantastisch. ❤ ♥️

[@matheit7883]

Ich auch noch nicht....

[@bachatamusica]

🤩Fantastic interview❗

[@georgiehollander2199]

Wow................I am Australian and I've never seen this interview. They have on the same clothes from ABBA the Movie at the interview section. Thanks so much.....Molly (Ian ) Meldrum is the interviewer.......

[@luciarasantos1106]

Que tesouro , Grata por compartilhar ..Frida e Benny ... Se olham com tanto carinho....separaram mas se amam❤❤❤

[@frankoparra97]

Wow this is a treasure!!😍 Thanks so much for sharing this with us🙌

[@petralorenzen5008]

Oh ABBA we love you so much and the Girls so,so Beauty

[@kssa220]

يامسرع الايام افضل فرقة بالتاريخ

[@albertonieto7599]

Bellísima gente, excelente profesionales, felicitaciones por tantos éxitos,

[@paqui1018]

ABBA ❤️FRIDA 💕✨🤩 min 3:09 how they look at each other!!!! Ok and Frida (also Benny but not this time) she needs to be always in contact with her not yet husband) . They were adorable... So sad they split up 🥺😞

[@vin_rouge180]

I read he cheated on her

[@shereekendall1003]

Both Bjorn and Benny cheated on the girls😔😔

[@Vikinggirl1679]

@@vin_rouge180 not only cheated on her but got the other woman pregnant. Frida was devastated

[@shereekendall1003]

@@Vikinggirl1679 yes thats correct...Frida was very heartbroken💔....also Agnetha had a broken heart💔...both Benny and Bjorn had wondering eyes...take a look at Bjorn's latest flame...why shes at least his daughter Linda's age!...what a craddle robber! And how embaressing for all his children....i cant bare to think of their thoughts...or is that the in thing they do over in sweden😕...either way i feel so sad for both Annifrid and Agnetha😔😔

[@Vikinggirl1679]

@@shereekendall1003 true Bjorn and Lena got divorced now. At the 1 year anniversary of the ABBA Voyage concert Frida and Benny were there. Frida was seen stroking Benny's cheeck and he smiled at her. Not sure if Mona was there. But that baby that Benny had with her, Ludvig, he is one of the masterminds of the abbatars. Who'd of thought. Intersting thing I noticed too in this I terriers Benny and Frida are wearing rings even though they weren't officially married but lived together a long time. Benny wanting to marry Frida holding out.

[@SCARAMOUSXL5]

AGNETHA THE GOLDEN GIRL!!!

[@supersaiyanjack9233]

When i found put ABBA loves queen i fucking flipped my shit in a good way of course

[@patrickhicks9880]

All the hit machine stuff is quite offensive I agree with them about 10cc Graham gouldman is a genius abba to me were almost like the first indie band they did it all on their own terms

[@alexioverdo5225]

ok they wre a hit machine but not on purpose.People just loved and still do the music they wrote and sang but it was them.They wrote the kind of music they liked to sing and listen as they had said.If the masses approved it's ok by us,isn't it?

[@quaid667]

@@alexioverdo5225 they kept getting better and better. They were a force to be reckoned with.

[@herrbonk3635]

Perhaps one of the first "indie bands" that were really successfull. Their independent style was pretty common outside the USA. Even within america, there were independent bands and artists, like Steely Dan and Joni Mitchell, contemporary with Abba.

[@elaineanderson2989]

Countdown with Molly Meldrum in Australia 🇦🇺 😍 💕

[@silke3961]

Frida ❤

[@wojciechkingsofhardstyle3757]

😍❤❤❤❤

[@s.anderson823]

WOW

[@MarliRadke]

Amo Abba aqui falo do.Brasil por favor nenhum canal.tem tradução para o português entendo muito.pouco❤😊

[@mitzymoo3151]

Frida is a stunningly beautiful woman .. 😍😍😍

[@evelinasamuelsson8132]

ABBA>>>>>>

[@Mr.Green627]

Love Björns hairstyle, so cool.👌

[@alexioverdo5225]

Piece ofhistory.This must have been Australia 1976?

[@Smgs-ue7tj]

1977* 😉

[@user-ot7nd2zv6t]

Bjorn y Frida les gusta "queen"

[@romfivera]

Which are their favorite bands? 2:45...

[@brianwarner308]

What group did the two people on the right say that they liked? I turned it up as loud as I could and I still couldn’t understand it, did they say Kansas?

[@creatinotionchannel2680]

Frida and Benny both said 10CC - the group that did I'm Not In Love and The Things We Do For Love. 10CC was revolutionary in their vocal overlays in "I'm Not in Love" - it sounded like a choir of hundreds but was just their own voices multilayered. They were the first group to have success with that.

[@brianwarner308]

@@creatinotionchannel2680 thank you so much I’m gonna check them out!

[@SandrinesVoxServices]

@@brianwarner308 Listen to their albums (work) not just their hits! Amazing band!

[@shyman99]

@@creatinotionchannel2680 - The Carpenters actually multilayered their voices in the years prior with much success. But perhaps your "first group" identifier was meant to eliminate that duo and allow 10cc to be the first group. But I'm also a big fan of 10cc.

[@jellycream1964]

I'm a classic rock lover and I never took this band serious as anything other than a pop band that I had to endure Dancing Queen everytime I went to a club and hear all the girls scream and run to the dance floor when it came on. And then act like each one of them WAS a dancing queen lol. But after u hear people interviewed u sometimes get a different perspective and I may just give them a listen.

[@mauriziodelgobbo2904]

ma una traduzione in italiano non sarebbe sbagliata

[@gogobre8803]

I find it slightly uncomfortable to watch. The ladies are so tense and lost for words. The two men clearly make up for this but appear quite dominant.

[@angelicaquirarte]

I am not and abba fan but they seem very down to earth. Speaking about América probably because never need América in some way of course. They weren't very well now there lets be honest

[@michaelrochester48]

They did actually very well in America. They had at least 15 top 40 hits, three top tens, one number one and several top 20 hits. For a group that toured the United States only once, they did phenomenally well

[@alexioverdo5225]

America had different music culture.Abba weren't such a household name there.But as they confessed they finally didn't really care that much since they were Huge almost everywhere in the rrest of the musicverse.

[@christianoazzuro6711]

Abba were quite 'Euro' for the USA market.Also radio stations,rock/soul/country ruled music media press and didn't do much for them,and they didn't tour there as much as they had to.But they had decided not to care less.They were already a music culture phenomenon all over the globe and sold unbelievable quantities of records overpassing by far their competitors.Latin America were also big since 1979.Neverthless-according to reports from chart sites-, their legendary 1992 'Gold' collection has sold over 11 million copies in the USA up to some months back, counting all formats available( despite Universal being 'stingy' and lazy enough to update certifications since 2002) and Over 32 millions worldwide and still going.

[@angelicaquirarte]

@@christianoazzuro6711 yeah as i said abba is a weird story ,the irony is they never visit latín América saddly they were asking for to much money in those days, also have great managment like other Groups too so they were very lucky in that situation, and is funny because when you hear abba you now ,you now them in one way or another even if i don't like his music but i don't remember his names ,just the Group name, and with the stones Beatles etc i now their names very confusing stuff. But good for them, the abba fuss, is something i never go to understand

[@michaelrochester48]

@@angelicaquirarte Because the music is great, that’s why that’s why Abba is a fuss

[@ninasazonova2511]

BEACH BOYS

[@garethhocking2910]

They don't look happy, the beginning of the end

[@ninasazonova2511]

10CC

[@AP-ot4xz]

Королева и королевский пудель… Простите люди, но это сон видение…

[@ninasazonova2511]

EAGLES QUEEN THE BEATLES

[@patrikpatrik421]

Nice haircut on björn🙄😬

[@user-rl3iv2jk9q]

Neil Sedaka was inferior to ABBA .

[@medenau]

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