Shnootz - Reaction Video (ABBA - Undeleted medley [Part 1])

[@alejandrosantanaborquez917]

Ricky Rock&Roller is sooo good... I like it so much... and yes... the country melody is interesting too. Frida❤ singing as a man 😅😅 (summer night city) is very funny. See u very soon (II part) ❤🇨🇱🤗👍

[@thommy_kni]

Isn't the "Take a Chance on Me" demo starting at 5:17 simply fabulous?! 🤩 Quite different structure compared to the final song but not less catchy 😎

[@nielsulriksrensen9818]

They have also released a track showing the development of 'Like an angel passing through my room', where you really get an insight into all the creativity and stylistic experiements that went into creating one single song. The track is called 'From a Twinkling Star to a Passing Angel' and it ends with a demo of 'Like an angel passing through my room'. There are so many beautiful passages in the process towards the final song, and it's really worth a listen.

[@alexioverdo5225]

4:41 the making of 'Take a chance on me".They had real fun.

[@E-78]

I would recommend listening to the Jerry Williams version of Rikky Rock n Roller as well. He perfected their original version

[@miguelvilchez1854]

Matt, congrats on your reaction, little by little you are discovering the magic of ABBA. Regards from Lima, Peru

[@Bandido894]

These are their scratch paper recorded to audio. Some parts can even heard their final recordings (at least instruments used).

[@pcch7831]

I love the Undeleted stuff, I wish there was more. I wish they had released Ricky Rock'n Roller, it sounds so good

[@Bjorn9284]

OH BOY!! JOY! JOY! JOY!👍🤩

[@stevehulse4005]

Rikky Rock n Roller is my favourite here and harks back to the Waterloo Glam Rock era.

[@6549Marci]

Here is a link to the Undeleted medley with English subtitles to help you understand what is going on and what they are talking about. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGLImYCQmq5gaJI

[@The_Jupiter2_Mission]

I have always been in two minds about releasing demos and abandoned material. For the fans, it's an interesting journey in listening to the process of unfiltered composing, improvising and recording in the studio. On the other hand, does an artist really want to present to the public stuff they really didn't think good enough? Hey guys, here's our second rate stuff! Perhaps when you do have a level of success, you don't quibble about exposing the flaws. Whilst it was good to hear stuff like Just A Notion(before it was remade) and Just Like That, I saw no real benefit to hearing the other stuff which meandered a lot of the time. I could happily live without ever having heard it if i had to make the choice. Others will disagree, though.

[@bjornerikroth]

Michael B Tretow would be pronounced something like Meek-ael B Tree-toff.

[@mattsnider2667]

Cheers, appreciate that. And apologies to Michael!

[@danbike9]

Please react to the earlist live recording. Oct 1970, radio, /ive-to-air. 'Barnen Sover' There are two versions. 1. studio 2. Live, radio, 1970. They were not a foursome yet. Known as individual artist, but all perfomed together.

[@danbike9]

Before official foursome, live performances: 1. Cyprus, April 1970. Performed for Swedish troops. Trip sponsored by Swedish travel magazine. 2. Oct, 1970. Radio show. 'Barnen Sover' Live 3. winter 1970/71. Cabaret shows.

[@handsolo1209]

Ignoring the ABBA related email that I sent a few days ago.....

[@mattsnider2667]

Ha, always behind on emails, will try to catch up today. I did get back around to Adam and the Ants in this batch!

[@handsolo1209]

@@mattsnider2667 Yeah, We are all so over Adam Ant since 1985, just took you 38 years to catch up..........

[@mattsnider2667]

I@@handsolo1209 I was busy learning the ways of punk-rock, techno, and the mighty gabber!