MY GOODNESS!| FIRST TIME HEARING Abba - S.O.S. REACTION

MY GOODNESS!| FIRST TIME HEARING Abba - SOS REACTION
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[@Timmayytoo]

This is such a well constructed song... the verse is in a minor key while the lyrics are sad, then it switches to a major key in the chorus as the lyrics become more hopeful. And where some songs struggle to find 1 hook, this song has 3 hooks. Definitely one of my favorite of their songs.

[@CLRoess]

Great insight here from both of you

[@Paladin70]

I don’t know shit about minor keys, major keys or hooks. I just know that in the end it sounds damn good and that’s really all that matters.

[@Steffe]

Another brilliant pop song.

[@theivory1]

The relative major, Dm and Fmaj

[@michaelsodergren4993]

Love you guys...maybe try Head On by The Jesus and Mary Chain

[@cathariney.3877]

This is great! Also try “Does Your Mother Know” for an ABBA song where the two guys are the main singers and the ladies sing backup!

[@ZakhadWOW]

THis is regarded by many in the industry across decades as one of the most perfect pop songs ever written.

[@RyneMurray23]

It is catchy as hell🔥👍🏼

[@DavetheAvatar]

I will never not hear this and not think of Pierce Brosnan screaming/singing "When you're gone!" in Mamma Mia.

[@wawa2]

That's why I never watched the Mamma Mia movies.

[@francescosantarelli1732]

ABBA = PERFECTION

[@DOtherWhiteMeat]

Later in their careers, ABBA made a push to get more respect for their songwriting. Many thought them just pop, or worse teeny-bop. But they were serious musicians that knew how to construct a song. Their music is timeless.

[@jeri-annabbott1896]

I am old enough to remember when these songs were first released. I was a fan of ABBA right from the start, and still love listening to their songs. This one is high up on my list of ones I love.

[@Gavrev]

One of my favourite ABBA songs, and legend has it that John Lennon called this one of the most perfect pop songs!?

[@MsAppeljack]

Two sisters who married two brothers. And music history was born. Cheers.

[@severma22]

You guys MUST Must listen to 'Does your mother know that you're out?' Forget which guy is on lead. A different ABBA sound.

[@cls6055]

Still remember dancing to this in 1977 ! Classic!'❤

[@richardc8795]

Every song by ABBA is so infectious. Even those who would say they hated ABBA, actually liked them

[@laustcawz2089]

A couple of years ago, ABBA released a brand new album, "Voyage", their first new album in almost 40 years. One track is actually from the '70s & previously unreleased.

[@Pilutta100]

How I love you guys, afterall these yearsnever ever on KZbin havs I've found anyone being so genuine. 😊

[@aaradia]

So many awesome songs by them! Both the women have fantastic voices, and blended together they are otherwordly. But I personally like Frida's voice solo more, Bit deeper, which I like. A great song that highlights her (like Chiquitita highlighted Agnetha) would be Knowing me, knowing you. Recommendation for other ABBA reactions would be Take a Chance on Me or Tiger,. If you want to explore more diversity from ABBA, try a couple of songs where the guys take the lead or co-lead vocals. Dance (while the music still goes on) or does your mother know would be two of those. If you do Does your mother know, I suggest you do the version that is live (from ABBA in concert.)

[@krismijares9782]

I love watching you two so much! So fun, so into it with you. You both are really there listening, you bring me there too. Thank you!

[@thisisscorpio6024]

Yeah when it comes to this band it's all about the women and Benny and Bjorn musical arrangements and lyrics.

[@callen8908]

This is a blissful song about sadness

[@henriksylvestolsen4885]

Even Led Zeppelin and The Who came to their cocerts - Pete Townsend called this the perfect popsong

[@cspaikido]

At one point in the 70's ABBA was the second largest export in Sweden behind only Volvo.

[@cherylhurst7093]

Hi Jay and Amber, loving hearing you guys react with fresh ears and eyes. I still keep coming back after 18 months. Great doing ABBA. I haven't heard this song for a long time. Oh wow, just had to come back in and say that I don't remember the minor chords pre-chorus and the harpsichord sound of the organ.

[@larsyxa]

It is ranked as the perfect pop song. I think John Lennon even commeted on it. "What is the point writing after this." in so many words. The Who also.....

[@johnlong9534]

There was a time when ABBA sold more records than anyone on the planet.

[@auldfouter8661]

When you listen to the lyrics of an ABBA song somehow you can tell that they were written by people with a good grasp of English , but who don't have English as a first language.

[@joiedevivre2005]

This was my very first "grown-up" record. I bought it at a garage sale when I was a kid.

[@joiedevivre2005]

And I still have it. It even survived a house fire!

[@Summermute7]

Money, Money, Money! Next song. 👍🏻

[@Problembeing]

YES!

[@barryedwards1336]

Listening to this immediately brought back to me the film "Mama Mia" which uses ABBA's songs to a funny musical love story, give it a look I'm sure you will like it.

[@shawnhall2412]

Since you guys loved this, and you mentioned The Mamas & the Papas, I would strongly recommend The Mamas & the Papas' version of "Dedicated to the One I Love". Originally done by The Shirelles in the early 60s, The Mamas & the Papas' version is Harmony 101. So stunningly beautiful, it will give you goosebumps. Love your channel. Tthanks again.

[@alishagrossman4080]

A great movie reaction for you would be Momma Mia. All ABBA music, sung by the actors.

[@ianwelburn5158]

Next song has got to be The Winner Takes it All, just for the note that Angnetha holds for so long. A total triumph 😊

[@xerxesalmighty9444]

Great band. Like The Beach Boys their music can be viewed as great pop music but there’s so much genius and complexity underneath. And similarly ABBA’s music make us happy.

[@torreschristopher1124]

Happy birthday bro!

[@cyntheazeni3421]

Watch the live version where the girls are in their tiny t-shirt dresses...my husband is obsessed with that video! :D

[@TwelveAccounting]

thankyou for telling me about it.

[@lennyl1978]

Their best song just pipping Day before you came

[@stltrekmodels.4157]

As many songs as you have reacted to, I am surprised that you have never done Tim Minchin (Prejudice).

[@phila3884]

The pop sound you are referring to is "Europop": or the "Eurobeat": strong bouncy, almost polka beats. But ABBA put their own unique spin on it. It's Ag-ne-tha. Hate to be the hall monitor. Big fan of your channel!

[@cindemcclurg9294]

Have you watched the movie "Mamma Mia?" I love it and also the PREQUEL..."Mamma Mia, Here We Go Again". Amber would absolutely love it!! I will say that there is not a bad song in either movie!!

[@stevenmacpherson6268]

Rob you will have to do Money Money Money , then you will get an idea of Frida's vocals which are outstanding!!!

[@starleet2001]

Please watch the movie "Mama Mia" adapted from the musical. Could be a good movie reaction. It blends most of the notable Abba songs into a story.

[@labrat311]

Pete Townson said best pop song ever.

[@mikesmithson6805]

Even John Lennon is a fan of this song

[@boosuedon]

Agnetha is pronounced: Ag-net-ha. There is no English type "th" sound in their language.

[@shapeach]

My favorite ABBA song is "Take a Chance on Me". At some point in our lives, I think all of us can relate! You will love it and see exactly what I mean! Thank you so much, for all the love you bring every day!

[@bjdefilippo447]

Absolutely!

[@Kelly-just-kelly]

It's one of their worst

[@danrumble74]

I think it's mine as well 👍

[@kennyhuskisson2684]

I still have that 45 record I bought way back in 1978 when it came out!👍✌️

[@joannecunliffe8067]

@@kennyhuskisson2684 So do I - I was 11 when "Take a Chance On Me" came out. It was one of the first singles I bought and another being "Video Killed the Video Star" by The Buggles. Both singles blew my young mind. Just growing up with this level of musical talent was a privilege and then (obviously) 80's synth-pop and metal bands in the UK. I love rock and metal bands but still love ABBA even now. The wall of sound they produce in the chorus of "S.O.S." is just unbelievable - such a well constructed and well produced song. The one we sang along to as kids was (of course) "When I kissed the teacher" ... erm ... maybe one you shouldn't play now 🤣🤣🤣

[@andymageen5308]

When this song was released Abba were the largest Corporation in Sweden, they outsold Volvo and Saab worldwide. It’s amazing to remember just how global they were. ✌️

[@eduardooscar309]

Not exactly in the time that S.O.S. was released (June 1975:in Sweden), because the worldwide succes of ABBA is just after these

[@eduardooscar309]

@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee Is what I said, More than two years later than S.O.S. was released

[@meyerhave]

ABBA were NEVER FOR EVEN A MOMENT "...the largest Corporation in Sweden..." - what a silly, ignorant notion - because ABBA, to begin with, was not a corporation like VOLVO and SAAB, etc. Both of which employing thousands upon thousands, for starters, a workforce that absurdly dwarfs whatever was the actual number of people on ABBA's payroll at any point in the pop group's existence.

[@michele1491]

They still are. I live in Munich and I regularly hear the street musicians playing Abba songs. I love it.

[@carlospagoaga321]

thank you guys for reacting on ABBA once again with this iconic mega hit which that normal for their music and that's why it's tough just to pick one song

[@raycornford283]

And let's not forget that 50 years ago Abba were singing (and writing) in their second language

[@elizabethfranco1284]

Yeah! Finally more ABBA ! This song John Lennon called the perfect pop song. Now next is Dancing Queen, Take a Chance on Me,Knowing Me,Knowing You,Fernando, The Name of the Game,Money Money Money,Does Your Mother Know,Thank You For the Music,Waterloo. They have a rabbit hole miles deep!

[@mrbrightside719]

S.O.S. and Does Your Mother Know are my favorite Abba songs.

[@MrsColumbo823]

Does Your Mother Know and Money, Money, Money are great calls!

[@tricko8000]

@@mrbrightside719 You got great fking taste!! Those are my favorites too 🤘 Well, those 2 and Eagle

[@CassiusDoyle]

Pete Townshend once said this is the best pop song he'd ever heard. I'm with Pete.

[@mattanthony2277]

This is very close to rock!

[@DaveMiller2]

He said that about Dancing Queen.

[@hankamania]

Famously, this is Pete Townshend's (of the Who) all-time favorite song. When it came out, he'd get super coked up, listen to it on repeat, and call friends to tell them how amazing it was. He'd also buy up copies and give them away.

[@vespoint]

That makes me love Pete even more.

[@VintageWanderer]

Makes sense as Pete would love a well produced song as he wrote most of the songs in the Who.

[@waynekasmar4401]

Did he get 'coked' up, or did he get choked up ?

[@kellifranklin9872]

@@waynekasmar4401 Lol! Probably both!

[@Go-tee71]

🤣

[@user-or1ye3iz6d]

ABBA "THE WINNER TAKES IT ALL" is incredible!!!!! ❤

[@breckrichardson390]

My favorite!

[@Trish-ql9kz]

They’ve already heard it ... yes, it’s a great song

[@kazzakoala]

I’m a 70s baby and grew up with some of the best musicians. I love love love ABBA. I have the double CD disc set of ABBA Gold in my car and proudly crank it as I’m driving along. I sing and dance to it like no one is watching 😂😂

[@flavoredwallpaper]

Haha ABBA Gold. Every road trip as a kid included at least three playthroughs of ABBA Gold. That and the Red/Green Beatles albums.

[@horsehollerer]

For me, SOS is still the most original, the most quirky, the most surprising, and maybe even the most catchy 3-minute pop song ever written and performed. Well played, Abba. Cheers guys!

[@karenheyou9946]

Pete Townsend, of The Who, called SOS the best pop song ever created.

[@gejuje]

@@karenheyou9946 John Lennon said the same, it was one of his favourites

[@gregsager2062]

@@karenheyou9946 Ray Davies loved it, too. If Townshend, Davies, and Lennon -- not just three of the best songwriters of the British Invasion, but three of the best songwriters in rock history, period -- rave about a song, you know it's something really special.

[@johnsexton2200]

Such a great group! Love their songs like Fernando, Dancing Queen, Take a Chance, Honey Honey, Knowing Me Knowing You, Money, Money, Money, and Ring Ring.

[@paulthompson4545]

Does your mother know, and hole in the soul are rockers, plus voulez vouz! ❤❤❤

[@patrickstevenson9775]

And 'Eagle'!!!

[@bjdefilippo447]

Knowing Me and Knowing You is a favorite of mine, as it showcases their ability to sound upbeat while dealing with a sad situation. Still, there's not a song I skip on any album.

[@Renkk17]

My Favorites - Knowing Me Knowing You - Fernando - Gimme Gimme Gimme - Does your Mother Know - Take a Chance on Me - Waterloo

[@deborahwhittington2157]

Fernando is one you should try!

[@vincentsablan732]

The HARMONIES they put forth are STUNNING!!! It seems odd that the "power" vocals are provided by the female lead(s). The gents add background lower harmonies that really compliment the ladies in a subdued yet definite way. All their music is so well put together...

[@docj72]

“Take a Chance On Me” is really good, and of course “Dancing Queen” is probably their signature song, check them out next.

[@priestpega]

"Dancing Queen" is indeed their most famous song and the one in their discography that was played the most at the discos in the 70s.

[@froggy5935]

Amber is spot on with her assessment of ABBA songs...their songcraft and production are second to none.

[@randydebower8240]

All of Abba"s songs were a guilty pleasure in an era of classic rock from Aerosmith to BTO & Lynyrd Skynyrd to ZZ Top. Never wanted to admid to my friends that those catchy pop tunes Abba could crank out so effortlessly were exceptional in every way!! And man, what a ton of great tunes!!

[@kellifranklin9872]

That’s exactly right and true!

[@francismedina4547]

They are NOT guilty pleasures. Their music is nothing to be guilty of. Their music is much better than any other artists put during their period. They may be considered guilty pleasures back then but look how many people are reacting to their music now.

[@summersunday6675]

So so true.👍🏻👍🏻

[@MLawrence2008]

I could have written the exact same reply, but thanks for doing it for me. :)

[@barbarafrazier3242]

Agree…. Mid to late ‘70’s had a ton of great rock bands and ABBA was more of a pop/rock band but with very unique sound and style. They did have many hits, Mamma Mia, Take A Chance, Dancing Queen….even more. Well worth diving into!!

[@gwencampbell4345]

Frida had a hit as a solo artist on the US charts in the 80s called "I know there's something going on"

[@flatandsplat]

Yes. Loved that

[@jodonnell64]

That entire album was produced by Phil Collins, as well as playing drums. He used the "gated reverb" technique on his drum playing, the sound of which was made famous by his song "In the Air Tonight".

[@wendymotogirl]

She and Agnetha both had careers before ABBA. KZbin has some really great old videos of them.

[@deborahcox921]

Both girls had solo albums Frida had Something's Going On and Shine. Agnetha had Wrap Your Around Me(one track featuring Smokie), Eyes Of A Woman(produced by Eric Stewart of 10cc), I Stand Alone, My Colouring Book and A. These are the albums I have of them

[@xerxesalmighty9444]

Frida is underrated. And her family story (born Norwegian) is both shocking and amazing. I won’t repeat her backstory here but if you’re interested, look it up. Her success was as unlikely as it was impressive.

[@surlechapeau]

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

[@talon8537]

Get your girls to react with you to the song " Mickey" by Toni Basil. Toni was kind of a one hit wonder. Your girls have to hear it though since the entire song is a cheerleading chant and most people in the video are in cheer uniforms

[@ChelseaPensioner-DJW]

So many blokes in the UK at the time, did the video moves as a bit of fun. Just imagine a bunch of UK Skinheads/Scooterists, or Greasey haired/bearded Bikers, bouncing about chanting 'Hey Mickey' hillarious.

[@flatandsplat]

Yes!

[@jeannieschmidt2217]

I second this - and have been waiting forever for them to do it. Walking on Sunshine as well be Katrina and the Waves.

[@chakroc]

The harmonies and the unique sound of ABBA...often imitated, NEVER duplicated.

[@sweetwilly]

So hard to pick a favourite ABBA song, there’s no bad ones, and it doesn’t seem to age. But, this one. It’s so well constructed that it brings you in with the lyrics and smashes you with the melody. We wish they were Australian, during their time they owned our charts, and not many homes didn’t have an ABBA record. Take A Chance, Eagle, The Visitors. ❤

[@wendymotogirl]

There are definitely bad ones.

[@z0n0ph0ne]

The Visitors deffo!

[@ZakhadWOW]

thus the reason ABBA featured prominently in 2 early 90s Aussie movies ( onlya decade after they broke up: Muriel's Wedding ( the dawn of TOni Collette!) Adventures of Priscilla: Queen of the Desert introducing the wider world to Hugo Weaving and Guy Pearce, and giving a special Swan Song to Terence Stamp) IOmaigne going form playigna uber campy Drag Queen in 1994ish to playing ELROND and Agent SMith >.

[@hankamania]

FYI, Agnetha is pronounced "ahn-YET-a" not "agatha."

[@jackgilchrist]

ABBA was a group that practically everyone liked, though not everyone would have admitted it. Definitely do Dancing Queen (a big disco hit), Take a Chance on Me, and Knowing Me Knowing You. Toss Fernando into the mix for good measure.

[@aerynsunx]

Hey, guys! I think you definitely need to hit "Fernando" by ABBA. That song will give you yet another side of ABBA's musical skills. And it's one of my most favorite ABBA songs, along with S.O.S. Edit: If you guys haven't hit "Dancing Queen" yet, then you *must* react to it. I don't like to insist so hard, but "Dancing Queen" was a monster of a hit for ABBA in the mid 70's. It's a pop music classic!

[@joycemullins3233]

"Knowing Me, Knowing You" was always my favorite from Abba.

[@sjgavenger37]

1970's pop is completely different than modern pop

[@Sweetish_Jeff_]

Yes, it didn’t take 12 people to write a song in the 1970s.

[@bettiecometti8042]

Abba are Gods

[@Mike-x9u]

Yes, their lyrics actually meant something

[@todddepue681]

ABBA are masterful at getting the listener to bounce around merrily even while the lyrics are often quite melancholy.

[@petedz9772]

I'm likely repeating what others have said...but ABBA's unique sound was because they weren't a blues based band. Therefore their music was different from other pop groups of the '70's. A lot of their sound was more associated with classical music, crazy as it sounds...

[@thekookooman1991]

Thank you for reacting to this, my favorite ABBA song!! I knew you would like it! It has that special quality of sounding poignant and uplifting at the same time. Check out "Take a Chance On Me" if you haven't already (it's a fast, fun one) or "The Name of the Game" (for another moody-but-uplifting one). You won't be disappointed! (ps: I think the proper pronunciation of Agnetha's name--the Swedish pronunciation anyway---is "Ahn-YETT-ah". Love you guys!!

[@ReleaseTheQuackers]

Ag knee yetta is how it is pronounced🥰, but you were close! 😍

[@starvictory7079]

You're both wrong. It's Ang-neh-tah. I am Swedish.

[@frauleinmona]

@@starvictory7079 Yes, I was going to say, Ag-neh-tah. Was I close? LOL

[@thekookooman1991]

@@starvictory7079 So phonetically, the G and the N are reversed from the way its spelled? Interesting. I would have thought the G was just silent. Thanks for clarifying.

[@BrendanAshton]

I think I remember reading somewhere that Pete Townsend of the who described this as the the greatest pop Song of all time. I may be wrong but it was definitely an ABBA song

[@algregory6597]

You remember correctly.

[@jamesdean1148]

pete townsend once said SOS was the perfect pop song

[@ShawnEberlein-eu2lu]

ABBA is a super great band!👍 My mother introduced them to me in the 80s. I love their songs, Ring Ring, SOS, Honey Honey, Dancing Queen, Fernando, I Do I Do I Do I Do, Another Town Another Train, Mama Mia, and there are a couple of others, but I can't remember them at this time! Thank you for your reaction!🔥🤙

[@rmacdougallaliasdogviticus]

How is it 'Dancing Queen' is not on your checklist yet? Or 'The Name of the Game' or 'Fernando' or 'Knowing Me, Knowing You' or ... we could go on. They have a lot of awesome tunes for sure. Great comments as usual. Cheers.

[@tuijakarttunen9164]

On of the greatest pop songs ever written. Perfection.

[@alexioverdo5225]

Swedish Blissful sonic bomb.Timeless.

[@markforrest4900]

To this day they remain 1 of the all time best selling band, and by serious critics consider there songs the best written top 40 pop songs in radio history

[@jamesmcdermott1550]

Their phonetic pronunciation of English makes the harmonies sound even better

[@aussierhino471]

Benny Andersson is a genius - Abba's chord progressions are wonderful. Such quality music that I only came to appreciate in my latter years. It wasn't cool to be an Abba fans as a teenage boy in 1970s Australia!

[@michaelmichael1001]

Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus are phenomenal song writers. And of course was married to women who able to sing the phonebook.

[@markmartinez5122]

Like someone else mentioned Pete Townshend called it the Greatest Pop Song EVER ... The piano was based I believe on Rachmaninov Fun watching these songs performed on American Band Stand even if they were lip synced cuz the ladies came out with their beautiful and sexy kitty kat Micro Minnie's!! 😉🥰

[@lukeb1042]

Abba are pop geniuses

[@drieuxkoeppel8152]

FYI. Her name isn’t pronounced “AGATHA”. Rather, her name is Swedish (ABBA are from Sweden). Her name is AGNETHA. Pronounced “AG-NET-TA”! As always, thanks for the great reactions and music!

[@johnd8892]

More Ann Yetta as she says herself here : kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3mtnopuer5ro5I

[@stormy8207]

I was around 18 or 19 when Abba swept through like a disease and took hold of the music world. They were massive for a while. This reminds me of what was going on in my life at the time and it gives me strong, strong memories. Especially when I hear Waterloo.

[@alexioverdo5225]

U2's Bono has recently done an acoustic live version to this for UK's BBC.Not to mention that Red Hot Chilly Peppers covered this live while touring with John Frusciente on lead vocals and guitar.

[@gracequreshi]

Thank you Jay and Amber for sharing this video love Abba SOS and all their music.

[@Abbriscoe]

Rob Squad Reactions , If you're going to react to an ABBA song, you must listen to, DOES YOUR MOTHER KNOW.

[@lucyprescott274]

You’d be the first as no other reactors on KZbin have reacted to these two songs by ABBA - so please could you do either ‘Lovers (Live A Little Longer)’ or ‘If It Wasn’t For The Nights’ If you could, that literally would be amazing as these two songs are incredibly underrated and hardly ever played - Plus, I can guarantee no one in the comments is going to request either of these two songs because like I say, they are so underrated! ❤

[@alejandrosantanaborquez917]

Hi, guys! Try 'Money, money, money' ... (Frida❤ on lead vocals) Please more ABBA 🙏 Love ❤️ from Chile 🇨🇱😘👍

[@seanswinton6242]

One of my favourite ABBA songs all-time. I respect their professionalism. Always great in spite of their personal drama like Fleetwood Mac.I always heard the theatrical sound of their music. Which would happen on films and on broadway by Bjorn in "CHESS." Suggestions would be ABBA related. Murray Head's "One Night In Bangkok" and "There's Something Going On" by Frida of ABBA produced by and featuring Phil Collins on drums.

[@bjdefilippo447]

One Night in Bangkok is AMAZING! I like the whole chess album, but that's definitely one I played until my roommate gave me "the look" several times.

[@ronnix23]

I suggested the Frida song to them earlier this week. I think they'll be surprised because it sounds nothing like ABBA, and more like Phil Collins.

[@stevetournay6103]

Kristina, too, later on, though that show never got off the ground outside Sweden. And, of course, Mamma Mia. One of my favourite ABBA songs isn't quite: Story Of A Heart, from the Benny Andersson Orchestra album of the sane name. Bought the CD just because it was Benny from ABBA and I knew what a marvelous composer he is. Listened to it and heard the title track, which is pure circa 1980 ABBA, just with a different lead singer...

[@jacksonmorganfroghin4815]

These are my top three Abba songs: The Name of the Game, Waterloo and SOS. React accordingly. I know you will because you always give us what we want. Y'all are the best, right up there with Alex and Andy. You guys deliver three times the content of everybody else. At least! Keep up the good work!

[@jeanstrickland2445]

Their voices are heavenly, airy, beautiful 💞

[@chrisbateman5358]

Love me some ABBA... Thanks for bringing this, as always, you've provided a fantastic reaction for a fantastic performance.

[@jaimiewarren8687]

They are a huge part of the soundtrack to my life. The talent they all had was beyond amazing and everyone listened to ABBA even if they refused to admit it. 😆

[@keithjones2379]

Muriel? Is that you? Lol! If you don't know what I'm talking about, then ABBA is not the soundtrack of your life and you need to see Muriel's Wedding immediately! Haha

[@fatherman9]

ABBA - Knowing Me, Knowing You - great song

[@bloppysloppy2283]

"Dancing Queen" "Fernando" and "Waterloo" should be your next ABBA reaction. BTW "SOS" by ABBA is the only song in US chart history where both artist and song title are palindromes meaning spelled the same frontwards and backwards.

[@johnhegarty1761]

Fernando.

[@MrSpock-ww3qt]

All 4 members of Abba were successful musicians in their own right before they formed Abba. That I believe is how they structured and composed their songs so well.

[@MrHws5mp]

Going to get a vote in here for Summer Night City or Eagle as your next ABBA song: both excellent. The blonde singer's name isn't 'Agatha' by the way, it's 'Agnetha' pronouced Ag-Knee-Tha (although I've also heard it pronounced Ag-Nyee-Ta as well). The other members were Ani-Frid (aka Frida), Bjorn and Benny (the guy with the beard).

[@Cruithneach]

A song lauded by such luminaries as Pete Townshend, Ray Davies and John Lennon

[@kristianmapage9742]

Hello &thx , it's amazing that you haven't yet reacted to Abba's biggest hit ;D ancing Queen 👑