FIRST TIME HEARING Abba - Take A Chance On Me REACTION

[@VogonPoet67]

I was a metalhead back in the 80s - listening to Sabbath, Zeppelin, Deep Purple, Iron Maiden, Metallica, etc., and ABBA was my embarrassing secret. Looking back, I don't think I was the only one, but none of us would have ever admitted it. I'm too old to care any more. I love them.

[@dudeusmaximus6793]

Definitely not the only one brother. 😎

[@hedgewitchherbarium]

Me too! Danzig, Metallica, Pantera, Celtic Frost, Slayer, Van Halen....ABBA....Kate Bush, Concrete Blonde, Machinehead, Sepultura, Soulfly, Tool....❣

[@hawkeyegeorge]

I think we all have a group or two like that. Maybe more. You just have good memories of certain ones from when you were a kid.

[@jamesmorgan4121]

Nope not the only one mate, and I never admitted it either.

[@funkymonkey65]

Me too, I am a funk n soul man but ABBA Greatest Hits was one of the first albums I bought on vinyl, that said I liked a bit of Status Quo too

[@gdoggatl]

Knowing Me, Knowing You. The Name of the Game. One of Us. Three GREAT Abba songs.

[@bertal.rahmey457]

❤❤❤😂loved it then Really love this still!

[@jonesyokc]

Want to know how great this song is? It was release 46 years ago and people still love it, people still use it in media, and people still actively talk about it. If people aged like this song, we'd all be in our 20's 🙂

[@Osprey850]

I, too, was released 46 years ago and haven't aged as well as this song.😭

[@andybilakshow260]

@@Osprey850 I was released a little earlier than that and can still fight off *old ladies* one handed🤭

[@fluffynielsey7783]

47yrs now.. still loving their music

[@sudiptakiran]

If there ever was a perfect harmony between two voices, it was Agnetha and Frida!! Just brilliant!! There's been nobody like them!!

[@larsnilsson6821]

And there will never be

[@Seahorn_]

Andrew Sisters

[@markcourson3151]

@@Seahorn_ Andrews Sisters: Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy (of company B)! Old school and they had great harmony.

[@surlechapeau]

Jay & Amber, you'll love their "Dancing Queen", "Waterloo" and "Fernando" !!!

[@ScramblesWorld2014]

Yes!! Waterloo is one of my faves!!

[@KuyaAccordionista]

YES! All great Abba songs that Jay & Amber should listen to. ❤

[@caretaker158]

Another enthusiastic vote for "Waterloo"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@TheToledoTrumpton]

Those 3, "Knowing Me, Knowing You", "Honey Honey" and "Does your mother know" are probably the best known that they have left.

[@mkmstillstackin]

Yeah, "Waterloo" is definitely a great one!

[@richard3693]

Abba song over 45 years old , sounds as fresh as the day it was released incredible.❤❤❤❤❤

[@jakerazmataz852]

Thinks for rubbing it in.....Dick.😁

[@varzeaesporteclube]

Exato ABBA é igual vinho quanto mais velho mais gostoso é

[@todddepue681]

ABBA seems to be the one thing in the world that everyone can agree on! Always a crowd pleaser! Never gets old!

[@laurivauramo6490]

Abba - the only thing Swedish we Finns would happily claim to be one of our own if given half a chance :D

[@jefferytillis8309]

They didn't just write great lyrics, Benny and Bjorn were also masters at song structure. They didn't just slap songs together. They wrote and rewrote over and over until they got it perfect. And they knew the girls could sing it perfect.

[@kathyastrom1315]

My favorite Abba song! That “take a chance take a chance” chant really takes it over the top.

[@sourisvoleur4854]

Yes and yes!

[@todallard8791]

My favorite as well.

[@robbarton5670]

me as well. my favorite is does your mother know

[@lassenorgren4512]

I saw an intervju back in the days where Björn said he got the idea to the chant in this song when he was out jogging. Take a chance take a chance take a take a chance chance

[@RedRobe75]

“Knowing Me, Knowing You” is a fantastic tune and one of their most dramatic songwriting, definitely worth checking out.

[@jilliansmaniotto2326]

LOVE that song

[@professornuke7562]

@@jilliansmaniotto2326 Yeah that was out of bounds on the full, and as Agnetha was an Aussie Rules fan, if you don't know what that means, you'll need to look it up.

[@allanrose2964]

Thought I was all alone on this. Such a great song.

[@4508bluesky]

And it’s Frieda… they’ve mostly done Agnatha’s main voice songs..

[@nielsulriksrensen9818]

It's a masterpiece. Quite a lot better than Take a Chance..

[@sergiodavila5269]

As a metalhead, I’m proud to say that ABBA will always be one of my favorite guilty pleasures….this one & “Lay All Your Love on Me” are my faves ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

[@raymo6795]

I too am a metal head Sergio...Sabath, Preist, Maiden.........ABBA?...go figure

[@sergiodavila5269]

@@raymo6795 it’s the Swedish pop hooks that get me. Plus sometimes I imagine heavy guitar riffs while I’m listening to ABBA 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽

[@tjsogmc]

Excellence knows no genre boundaries. I am also a punker and metal head, and an unashamed ABBA fan for over 50 years.

[@bernadettecartin]

​@@tjsogmcOMG have they been around THAT long??? Wow!

[@Bekka_Noyb]

my dad's also a fellow closet ABBA fan 😉

[@Scorpius65]

Mother wanted me to thank you. Her favorite group. She's getting up there in age and has been not feeling the best lately. To see her start swaying with the beat made my heart drop, thank you two much more than you know. Hugs and hugs. ❤

[@Earcandy73]

There is so much ABBA to react to! The girls blended voice is always known as the third voice! It was the summer of ‘78. I was 5 years old and life was bliss.

[@sealdrup]

I was a recent high school grad when this one came out. I have always loved ABBA, period, with absolutely no embarrassment. There is no other band that compares to this prolific band.

[@FromG2eminor]

I was 11 when I discovered them in 86. My heart was crushed when I found out they were no longer performing!! No band will ever compare 😊

[@suprchickn7745]

Bjorn and Benny were brilliant arrangers and songwriters and Agnetha and Anni-Frid were world-class vocalists. No auto tune either!

[@MrDeengels]

They had nearly pitch perfect singers to write for.

[@RDRussell2]

For me, one of the very best pop songs ever written. Beatles-esque! And Benny and Bjorn were writing in English as a Second Language, which only adds to my astonishment. The opening hook (yes, sung a cappella!) demonstrates how they managed to find an English phrase that just happened to be perfectly musical. It's a minor miracle. Anyone who speaks English as a first language would be hard-pressed to come up with something so amazing.

[@John-re2qw]

Stig Anderson also wrote a lot of their lyrics.

[@WolfkingSybren]

ABBA is always spot on, all 4 highly educated musicians and to me the Greatest band that ever existed. Deep love ever since I was a kid...ABBA 4 Ever!

[@thingwithfeathers5129]

Anni Frid had a 1 hit wonder during the 80’s, and it is everything you want in an 80s hit. The song is ‘There’s Something Going On’, and you will have no trouble picking out the distinct drumming from an icon.

[@johnsexton2200]

Agnetha also had a single called Can't Shake Loose, which is great and worth checking out!

[@user-or1ye3iz6d]

GREAT SONG!!!!! ❤

[@kalichristian7739]

Phil Collins produced this song and played the drums for it and sang backup vocals in the chorus. EXCELLENT song!!

[@michelemercier2286]

@@carlfraley9885 The connections continue - Frida did a Swedish language album "Djupa Andetag" (my favorite of the solo albums) and sang a duet (Alla mina bästa år) with Maria Frederiksson of Roxette. Great song but just not quite the same...

[@FLmickey90]

@@kalichristian7739 Was just going to mention that!

[@christopherhigh3948]

This song perfectly demonstrates what alot of ABBA fans refer to as "The Third Voice". That's when their voices blend and compliment each other so perfectly that it sounds like it's a whole group of people and can't possibly be just Agnetha and Frida singing when it is.

[@phila3884]

The other band that used to refer to the "other voice" in the studio was... can you guess? (Hint: huge vocal band of the 60s).

[@leifpettsson]

Beach Boys@@phila3884

[@jeromeglick]

Not to detract from their awesome sound, but the women are actually double tracking. That is, they are recording themselves multiple times to get at least 3 or 4-note chords. They are definitely singing more than just two notes at a time.

[@MarieAnne.]

@@phila3884 Wasn't that The Mamas & The Papas?

[@EddoPanamenyo]

I would also say the mamas and the papas, their harmony was just impeccable​@@MarieAnne.

[@mikes3043]

Your smiles throughout the entire song says it all. It’s impossible to not feel good when listening to ABBA.

[@mightyV444]

...and especially to _this_ one, which is definitely in my Top5 of ABBA songs 😊

[@francisseidel8014]

Benny and Bjorn are unbelievable songwriters. They, along with Tim Rice, wrote the score to the phenomenal Broadway musical Chess. One Night in Bangkok and Someone Else's Story are incredible examples of their work outside of ABBA.

[@user-or1ye3iz6d]

In the 80's, Anni Frid (the brunette woman in ABBA), aka Frida, sang a solo song called "I KNOW THERE'S SOMETHING GOING ON". This song was produced by Phil Collins. Phil played the drums on this song and sang backup in the chorus. It's excellent. You will LOVE this song by "Frida". PLEASE react to it. 🙌

[@kellyjenner5430]

❤

[@Mark-zu6oz]

I hope they do that one. I keep suggesting it.

[@shannonmoore2460]

My 18 year old wanted to play me a song the other day that he had heard online and really liked...it turned out to be a song by ABBA! I was all smiles..... So timeless and perfect.

[@jennhurl]

In 1982 Phil Collins produced Frida's first solo album in English. I HIGHLY recommend the song "I Know There's Something Going On" for Female Friday. It was the 20th best selling single in the US. Wait until you hear the drums 🥁 Phil's sound is unmistakable.

[@maureenormston8356]

Great call, I love that song, always thought it was so underrated.

[@mandyffrench8998]

I was about to say the same thing!

[@ralphsmoak5133]

Agreed!

[@sunnybearbuds]

That's a great song!

[@jennhurl]

Hey y'all, check out the top comment on the song. As u can see I've been following it for a minute 😉

[@Triggerhippie70]

My favorite ABBA song! Amazing

[@terryallen345]

How do you write boppy, timeless and profound pop songs over and over again. Seriously genius level talent

[@robclark8889]

It’s amazing how people who have never heard of, or haven’t heard in a while, ABBA can get them dancing in their seats. I’ll never forget the first time my daughter heard them on the radio, and she was born in 2007, it was our classic station. The look was well worth it. Your next if you haven’t done it should be “knowing me, knowing you.”

[@jaydock1]

I was born in 91 and just randomly discovered them on KZbin when I was 17, immediately became a fan. The way teens love them nowadays too, I think they’re simply timeless 😊

[@Thedesertguy75]

Its hard not to love the killer melodies of ABBA, they knew how to write great songs.....So CLASSIC and Legendary!! They have so many great ones.....I love S.O.S

[@tammyclay62]

I have always loved ABBA since I was a teenager. Time has proven me right.

[@M-10VisualDistributions]

Great reaction....Abba their voices those women are just like God just made them to sing together! Their Swedish culture comes through in their music. So good!

[@Tricky2002]

"Does Your Mother Know" is cool Abba track that features Bjorn on lead vocals!

[@jdpaddon]

My friends and I listened to a lot of ABBA, but we also sang a lot of ABBA. At the playground, in the pool, wherever. I'd jump in with harmonies a lot, but this one we all jumped in wigh harmonies, backing vocals, the works. At my house it was normal but at my friends houses their parents were always like "what is happening you're 8?!?"

[@mutleymutley7474]

ABBA was everybody's embarrassing secret.

[@sunnybearbuds]

This is one of my favorite ABBA songs. There was a time people made fun of their cheesiness, but their genuine, undeniable talent has stood the test of time. Thanks for doing this one!

[@jcbass2u]

You can't stay in a bad mood listening to ABBA....it is impossible. Never fails to put a smile on my face and gets you just bopping along. Still strong after all these years. Timeless.

[@melissamackessy3372]

Aaahhhhh! ABBA! Always brings a smile to my face.. ❤😂

[@batmanforpresident9655]

Fun fact: ABBA is an acronym of the first letters of the group's member's names: Agnetha, Bjorn, Benny and Anni-Frid.

[@Paladin70]

Fun fact: I’ve noticed that you start a lot of your comments with “Fun fact.”

[@censorshipsucks9493]

Fun fact: The sky is blue.

[@People_of_Earth.]

Fun fact: You're a Alt right troll.

[@ohjoy6]

Well, feeling dumb now but somehow never noticed that. So thanks!

[@jacksonmorganfroghin4815]

Here's another fun fact that many people might not be aware of: The word Abba is in the New Testament. It's another name for God the Father. It actually means Daddy. As children of God it's okay to call him Daddy. It's a little more user-friendly than Jehovah or Elohim his more proper first names, there are others too but I really like Abba. We can thank Abba for Abba, (the Swedish Beatles) I'm not ashamed to say that I am a king's kid, neither should you be. Jesus is our brother or better yet our BFF. He's the reason we can even approach the Father. He paid our sin debt in full in case you didn't know. Thanks for listening.

[@samirawestling1026]

Swedish girl here ❤Love your take on ABBA

[@megster116]

I’m loving this one! I was waiting for it! You need to do Dancing Queen, Fernando, Lay All Your Love On Me….list goes on! It’s funny when you were mentioning how flawless the girls voices are. They were never supposed to be a part of the group! It was only going to be Benny and Bjorn. Then they did a demo and used Agnetha and Frida as backing vocals and realized they should be lead! Check out People Need Love, which is that song! Fun fact about this song is Bjorn came up with the ‘take a chance on me’ chant while he was running one day

[@BarbaraPryor-Smith]

Oh yes, Dancing Queen!!! Big love for that one!

[@jp3813]

I believe they already did a couple of those songs but got deleted.

[@dwightkyles4093]

Can not beat this post. Abba is fabulous.

[@hedgewitchherbarium]

Lovely! There are some that are less pop and more serious, like "Eagle", "I'm a Marionette" and "Knowing Me, Knowing You." I was obsessed with ABBA when I was in my early teens. ❣

[@MattKrogmeier]

“Eagle” is such a great song in an entire CATALOG of great songs!

[@mysticpizza02]

I love eagle 🦅

[@joecooper7692]

The live version of Eagle is amazing.

[@alexioverdo5225]

@@MattKrogmeier EAgle is MAJESTIC,adventurous!

[@sunnybearbuds]

I love Knowing Me, Knowing You! great song

[@alanburge4798]

2 of the best female singers out there. Real stunners too. Great harmonies. Awesome band. Two clever and talented men. Put all four together and well Wow. WOW.

[@rwschumm]

Loved seeing You Guys enjoy this one. So Many More to Go! :) Thanks so much for the Reaction, Guys! Hope You & Fam have a Great Week! :)

[@tomnoziglia8385]

So glad you've discovered the magic of ABBA. Please add some of Frida solos to your list; specifically FERNANDO; WHEN ALL IS SAID AND DONE; and SUPER TROUPER. Frida will blow your mind!

[@user-or1ye3iz6d]

ABBA "THE WINNER TAKES IT ALL" (original video). ❤️❤️❤️

[@k1200ltse]

ABBA. Simply THE best band ever. Been a huge fan for 49 years. They're not a guilty pleasure for me, just a huge, gigantic part of my life. And I saw them live. Twice!

[@scousehouse5753]

ABBA were a great band. Absolutely masterfully written pop songs in their second language. Most groups in the 70s were secretly jealous at how good they were.

[@mattwells1772]

It's impossible not to like ABBA! Love them!

[@hellokimmy68]

This was the first song I ever heard by ABBA in 1977 when I was 9 years old and I was IN LOVE. Still adore them to this day. The guys are Benny (who was married to Frida) and Bjorn (who was married to Agnetha.) You recently heard Benny and Bjorn on Murray Head's "One Night In Bangkok." They were writers and contributed vocals on that one. As for more ABBA, if you want some serious disco vibes, check out "Voulez Vous" If you'd like something more serious "Knowing Me, Knowing You" is an absolute must-do. I can think of few songs...and I had ALL their albums back in the day...that I didn't love.

[@MFuria-os7ln]

The ABBA sound....forever and ever!!!❤

[@brianmidthun2914]

This is one of my favorite ABBA songs. The group Erasure does a tribute album called ABBAesque. On that album they do this song AND video. Two guys playing all four parts in the video. They did a great job of the song and video as well! Check it out and compare. You will not be disappointed!

[@kattahj]

Yeah, the first time I heard it, it was the Erasure version on MTV!

[@alexioverdo5225]

Me and some mates got bulled at school late '70s from some rockers for our loving them so we had to shut our young mouths in despair and not talk about it.But later decades got so proud and touched while seeing metalheads and some punks expressing their approval.Thank you all guys.

[@Urfinchannel]

An EP

[@jino4280]

I have loved Abba throughout my childhood and beyond. Their music has spanned the years and here we have another new generation enjoying their music. It's timeless.

[@sisterdebmac]

I love these pre-MTV music videos. This was the first ABBA song I ever loved. I was 14 when it came out and I bought the vinyl 45 single. I still have it.

[@ralphsmoak5133]

They do have backing vocals, but in their own voices. ABBA's studio recording are layered. Usually they recorded the backing track first. Recall that music videos are studio recordings with the band members lip syncing in the video. And that goes for every artist and group. When ABBA performed live they typically used 3 backup vocalists, one male and two female. Also consider that ABBA's music videos were industry firsts, well before MTV! Check out some of their concert performances from Australia, or Wembley Arena in London.

[@carolynmaynard3694]

I love ABBA! You guys are delving real deep into my childhood. Apparently I could dance before I could walk. I would pull myself up to the coffee table and shake what God gave me. I was raised in the ‘70’s and ‘80’s. Those were the best items for music.

[@jerrysharpnack4010]

ABBA THE GREATEST BAND EVER NO ONE COMES CLOSE MY FAVORITE OF ALL TIME

[@Peter_1986]

I am from Sweden, and ABBA have always been huge over here ever since their breakthrough in the early 70s. The album "ABBA Gold" is awesome, and includes literally all of their greatest classics.

[@heinkrohn9189]

The production value on all the ABBA songs are spectacular.

[@Robbyrool]

One of the most upbeat, uplifting, happiest songs ever! That acapella harmony always blows me away!

[@joanndowers5080]

Does Your Mother Know , is a great song. A must listen to. Love Abba!

[@robcannon9165]

DANCING QUEEN IS A GREAT ABBA SONG 🎵

[@tom56ism]

ABBA was such a great group. Their feel-good music we need more of today. Even someone who was not a dancer felt like dancing when Dancing Queen was playing in the clubs.

[@kennethgodwin7769]

There was one of the ABBA songs that had one of the guys singing lead, " Does your mother know".

[@suemcglone2151]

You can't go wrong with any ABBA song really. I guess you could react to the track that really kicked off their worldwide fame; 'Waterloo.' They won the Eurovision Song Contest with it in 74 and it catapulted them into the charts in lots of countries. By the way, it's also featured in a very funny scene in the movie 'Muriel's Wedding' which I *highly* recommend for your other channel. There are other ABBA tracks in MW too. Also, if you fancy a song with a slower tempo, try 'My Love, My Life' - it's a very beautiful love song.

[@TeflonBilly73]

Waterloo and Fernando are probably my favorite ABBA songs.

[@davelister2961]

Waterloo - one of the only good songs to ever come out of the Eurovision 'song' contest. It's a glamorous pageant - a carnival-like spectacle- but it has never been about music. It's purely cultural and, mostly, political - that's why neighbouring countries almost always give each other maximum points.

[@suemcglone2151]

@@davelister2961 Yes - although I think in the early days there was at least a degree of objectivity, maybe up to the very early 80s. Certainly after that though, it just became blatantly political. It's not like anyone even tries to hide it now! I remember enjoying it as a kid with my family in the 70s. Can't turn it off quick enough these days 😄!

[@joannecunliffe8067]

Now you know why ABBA was so popular in the UK! They were MASSIVE in the UK when I was growing up (70's - 80's). Like many here, I love metal, rock and lots of different genres but I STILL love ABBA. This is an example of why ABBA was (and is) so amazing. This IS my favourite ABBA song 🥰

[@theodoreritola7641]

ALL MOST ALL CAME OUT IN THE 70s THOGH.

[@leekrick6051]

I am never embarrassed to say that ABBA was one of my favorite groups in the late 70’s/early 80’s. Incredible vocals and always well produced songs.

[@kenperkins7921]

You missed ABB AT THERE BEST SO THANK GOODNESS FOR VIDO!

[@benjiarehart2878]

I grew up a Rock drummer, and ABBA is still one of my all time favorite groups to this day.

[@phila3884]

Jay and Amber, I remember a time, around 1980, when I heard somewhere that ABBA were the biggest group in the world and a 'Supergroup"!? I was fully into my hard rock Zeppelin phase, and I was like ABBA? no wayyy..in the whole world? I dismissed songs like this as pop tripe- catchy but throwaway. Now I see that they are among the giants of 20th century popular music haha.

[@jonstreng7850]

My favorite and absolutely gorgeous best song from this group. The intro is a fantastic reminder of what true classic singing was. What a wonderful 🤯💎. The keyboard player is terrific as well

[@marksterner7532]

There has been a huge rebirth of Abba songs over the past decade. On Broadway and in Vegas, Mamma Mia ignited a new (recently, amongst those born long after ABBA retired) appreciation of just how great their music is. Like several other iconic groups, have done (Fleetwoood Mac, The Beatles, The Eagles, and more), ABBA wrote and performed their best music just before breaking up. "The Winner Takes It All", in my mind (even though it was not their all-time best seller), was definitely their best song, performed with the most conviction. The heartache of breaking up is clearly felt with every word Agnetha sings in her inimitable voice and style.

[@joelhahn2501]

"Does Your Mother Know" would be a good one to do next, because it more prominently features the _men's_ voices.

[@lepoetress]

LOVE their harmonies!!! One of the best in music ever!! The Winner Takes It All is a banger too. Their rabbit hole is amazing!!

[@ultimatespinach]

Undoubtedly one of the greatest pop groups of all time and although their music might seem rather light and bubble gum oriented on the surface when you look a little deeper there's so much more to their music. I took a tremendous amount of heat from my contemporaries for liking this group 40 or 50 years ago but ABBA's music has certainly stood the test of time and they still get lots of airplay on the memory sticks I rock out to in the car. The production values alone make their songs worth listening to and the instrumentation and vocals are exemplary. Cheers from Ontario, Canada!

[@andreamonceaux2747]

This is my fave and dancing queen,on my playlist always

[@KevinEagles-b2l]

Abba has and created their own unique sound and style, Waterloo, The Winner takes it All, Super Trouper

[@johnsuttoniiijs]

The second greatest writing foursome in recorded history. The Beatles then Abba. They just understood the art of pop music. Ear worm platinum just about every song. Waterloo come one. I dare you not to sing that for at least three days after hearing it. Then 50 yrs later to come out with that come back Album was simply incredible. Incredible songs, incrdible vocal arrangements and performances still.

[@kellyjohnson3617]

Abba was a really talented group with such great harmonies and such joyful music.

[@mkwy8782]

Love ABBA...and now I catch my teenage grandsons listening to them! This is probably my favorite ABBA song.

[@stefanhallkvist3908]

ABBA ...that´s just majestic...a group like that will almost never happen...

[@keithroberts4952]

The ladies in ABBA were fantastic vocalists especially as they sang in a language other than Swedish! The gentlemen were amazing songwriters of good, catchy, timeless pop songs!

[@michele1491]

The joy I get when I am walking around town and hear the street musicians playing Abba here in Munich ❤

[@templehillsfunk]

ABBA were musical GENIUSES.

[@swrbienskie]

Great choice!!!! Just saw their “live” show in London, it was AMAZING. If you ever do a deep cut of their’s “The Visitors” (the song….the album is the same name) is pretty amazing. They were technically WAY ahead of their time. Still are.

[@cdfdesantis699]

One of the best things to ever come out of Sweden! Thanks for your reaction.

[@ladysky2883]

LOVE this song. I loved when it came out and still love it now. Love the harmonies. They were great and still are.

[@jamesstewart8846]

1. Andante Andante 2. Take A Chance On Me 3. SOS 4. Another Town Another Train 5. Eagle 6. Dancing Queen 7. Move On 8. The Winner Takes It All 9. Fernando (their iconic song in UK in 1970s) 10. Supertrooper

[@deborahmitchell3030]

I love watching you both experience all the music I grew up listening to. May God Bless you and your family. Much love from Charleston WV.

[@ErizotDread]

Their melodies, song structures, music is just perfect. Their hooks are unfu*king believable!

[@stormy8207]

Oh yes they were amazing. They won Eurovision and then swept through the world. It was a phenomena

[@percarlemil]

Super Amazing group jesus folks are still listen to them and will for years to come BRAVO ABBA. LOVE FROM DENMARK

[@sourisvoleur4854]

My favorite ABBA song. So powerful. I'm with Amber -- the a capella part with the chant is just fire. ABBA were huge all over Europe, but not as much in the US, which is a shame. So much talent.

[@Urfinchannel]

Super Trouper starts also with a Capella , both was number ones for weeks in Great Britain

[@jimmybisk]

It's tough to pick a suggestion when it comes to Abba - because you can't go wrong no matter what you listen to by them. Thanks for a great reaction!

[@wpl8275]

The thing that amazes me the most about ABBA is the fact that their songwriters did not have English as their first language. It's one thing to speak in English but to be able to write it well especially in rhymes is not easy. Their songs are well written.

[@sonnymontigny4733]

I agree with somebody in your comments about them. I was, and still am a hard rock, and heavy metal fan, my favorite kind of music! But, I like other types too. Always liked them. I was a little kid when they were in their prime in the 70's, but Still liked their music! Good music is good music! Love Agnetha too!! 😍😍

[@rosenfield10]

Frida had a solo hit called"I Know There's Something Going On," which was produced by Phil Collins (who also played the drums on the track).

[@nitwitt50]

ABBA❤❤ ALL their songs are great, but this one is my favorite👍

[@mefeather]

If you want a different flavour of song, I suggest Does Your Mother Know. Furthermore, you really can't go wrong with any song by ABBA. They're awesome. Suggestions: Dancing Queen, Fernando, Ring Ring, Super Trouper, Knowing Me Knowing You, Money Money Money, The Day Before You Came, Angeleyes, Slipping Through My Fingers, Two For the Price of One and many more. Their Breakout Song Waterloo should be on that list too. I can name more, but I think I listed enough songs already. ;-)

[@Cali_Lisa]

I love "Does Your Mother Know?". Good suggestion.

[@killinglonliness88]

YES Does your mother know is my favoriteeeee! I hope they check that out.

[@musicgrl100]

Yes, love that one!

[@henrikloiske8572]

ABBA is a National treasure here in Sweden.....

[@myproject13ttt]

There was nothing like listening to Abba at the Roller Rink on Skates, in the '70s. The Music the Freedom✌️

[@seadrifter8975]

As a young kid in the lare 70s, you couldn't say you were an abba fan . But they were the biggest band in europe at that time . Great band

[@dorojessy6932]

Unbelievably, this song peaked to #3 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 Charts in 1978 for 18 weeks.

[@jasonlmeadows]

My absoulte favorite song from ABBA. I thinbk this song really does show how amazing Agnetha and Anne's voices really are.