we did not keep memories like these on the internet....best left to imagination and yeah.....an experience of a lifetime

Thanks for fucking this country up boomer.

metelicgunz 1 Ummmm, you’re just jealous because you didn’t get to dance to Abba during the 70’s and are in lockdowns!

Few things I envy in life. This one of them.

@@silvergirl7810 Why would I be jealous of a bunch of hedonistic hippies that lost a war and were the only generation to create less than they were given.

Gordon Davis IV Oh my god yes! Wait what about Cher?

I saw this exact comment from someone else on another abba song

That's true. My wife hates my playlist, but likes some ABBA songs like "Rock Me" and "So Long".

Ah ha

ahha

Hang on there my friend, there's plenty of time left,bless you

Qué bueno, que Dios te bendiga 🙏.

@Kronos Chronicles No, I just came here to listen to some classics

Voulez vous?sa veut dire que veux tu ?hhhhh la langue française et très charmante

Abdelilah Nassiri et = and est = is

Allygator who is that on your profile pic?

That's another Scandinavian group.😂

Try the famous song “painkiller”

80s music is the best

My favorite 70s classic - Tramadol

@@LinusFeynstein fuck yeah!!! Judas Priest for the win.

Queen ?

I listened to it. It reminds me of We're Gonna Make It by the Pointer Sisters. Prechorus to chorus. Real earworm.

Riiight nodding like I know what any of what you just commented lol

I'm in my twenties only now, but you might like to hear that Abba still has the exact same effect on dance floors!

@@finnibat wow! That's awesome.

I will be 70 in January!🥂 love Abba

As a teen I can say that my friends will go wild if i play ABBA

To think you were only 10 then! Mind blown 🤯

ONE MORE ROUND! 🤟🔥😉

Can't beat some good ol' ABBA.

X2

Omg,, same here...98 timess...🥳❤

Hey same

6 ;-;

10

Same 😭😭

Truetruetrue😏

Try this 76 missing assignments 😌

Today

Yep,just watched a documentary on them on t.v.😊

Yop

Me ahha😂

✋🏿✋🏿🤚🏿👆🏿

Therapy is actually free in Sweden, where ABBA is from.

@@MegaLol232 Damn the Swedish are some great people

Globalization at its finest

spanish listener

Wait to you hear chiquitita, you are going to cry in spanish

That's what made them International Superstars.

good song all the times, it's nice too look up the lyrics in swedish, give like if you listen this today may 24th 2020, as if ti were 1979-1980-1982, etc. ita were better times.

Good for you! Abba creates magic.

As canções do ABBA tem uma energia positiva. Quando tinha 13 anos lembro de ter ouvido S.O.S. no rádio e esta canção não saía da minha cabeça.

@@juliocesarpereira4325 sim! sinto-me assim, uma alegria inexplicável

I never knew ABBA was that powerful.. or I did...

💚 m.kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bJ9xoK-Ts8uylmQ.html

Me....same. Lol.

ikr!!

yeah

Amazing!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Alif K Alpha kinda weird when you read the lyrics but ok

same here. #borntoolate

I love it!!!!! Same here: 20 years late.

You're not born too late. Sure, music is very crappy now-a-days, but there's still music. Deep inside the internet, there are good songs. If your verdict is that you hate music from the 2000s and up even though there are still good music out there and you completely obscure the thought that you are extremely one-sided, good thing there's still KZfaq and many other music sites to replay the songs you love over and over again, torturing yourself.

SAME😂

Lol Same

wtf did you just write. these people are history, more better than you, almost everyone know them when you say their name. and Im sure you only have 300 people watching your videos ._.

Do you read English? You have no idea what "Owen Lees" wrote, do you?

I've never met anybody who didn't have the same problem. It's just like people trying to decide which of the girls was the prettiest. You can argue as long as you want to, but doing that is just a waste of time. Seperately they were four extremely talented people. Together they they were Magic!!!

It's called the X factor, it's musical talent on steroids combined with being born at the right time to be a musician in a golden age of music.

Double negatives smh

Musik in general is a good way to brighten your mood... I just realized that again after suffering from bipolar disorder since 2015 ❤

Me too until I get to Knowing Me Knowing You.😢

depression isnt real

​@@ClassicTorlmao

@@ClassicTor You neither

I remember my music teacher playing this to us in secondary school - so about 34 years ago! I was shook! Loved it.

Voulez-vous are the only words in french in the song , gimme a break

What for? Only two french words in it! Your french teacher should have played Indochine instead!

@Hannah Kowalski That makes 5 😄

You want ?

Underrated

I Stan this comment

Jajajaaaaa

Roasted

Ahhhhahahahahaha yessssss

April 18, 2024 and I am listening to this song!

💃💃💃

❤

Love it

Trinity Irvin totally.

2020 Me.

Me

@@madeleinelock960 ha ha, I'm still on my ABBA binge. I watch this every morning, knowing a woman as beautiful as Agnetha will never be seen on Earth again.

I don't think a person can listen to just one ABBA song

Имаш право.

Same xD

Same hahaha

x4

300👍

T-H-E-R-I-F-F

Me too. I'll be the first one on the dance floor doing my Olivia Newton John steps while rocking ABBA.

1979

I never really took the time to listen to the bass. It s gonna be my next goal.

Sweden! ABBA😆😆😆

Only the backing track if I remember correctly. The vocals were recorded back at Polar in Stockholm.

Christopher U.S. Smith 😂😍

Well I'll be damned, that was a fun fact.

London??

stockholm is in sweden and abba are from sweden but she with red hair is from norway

Dedicating the evening to ABBA!

but only the old songs! Forget the new album. They did not do themselves a favor. They should never have come back.

Me too i love listening to them on KZfaq and KZfaq Music and on deezer. 🎧 😉 👍 👍

Doing that since a week :) 🌊

I can as well and not think twice about it!

hehe, I've actually known some death metal fans some... hmm.... 20 or so years ago who would constantly listen to Abba and Lorena McKenitt. It puzzled me beyond comprehension, but... who am I to question peoples' musical tastes? :)

Funny. I've been listening to death metal for about ten years. I just realized that I like ABBA.

Can confirm. Metal fan who also enjoys ABBA

I'm a metal fan, and you are right

I like death metal and ABBA

Good choice.

Respect

Not true. This song so lit your phone would go up to 2%

@@rizwaanali6562 it'll be fully charged after playing this song

dont vorget Abba , yes

so true and well spotted !!

The most underrated about ABBA is Benny's mannerisms.

They all looked like they loved and enjoyed doing this, a big reason for their success

1979

100%. Good eye! 😀

Yup my 68yr old nigerian mom is their biggest fan ❤

the only common ground between me and my moms music tastes thanks abba

I'm having the best time right now, listening to ABBA at full volume on a friday night from my home in Mexico, truly transcends cultures and generations!

Found out a few days ago that my daughter loves ABBA as much as I do..and not even I am "their generation", born 1984..

My colombian great aunt loves abba

AdamG1983 i'm not hater, but if I hold a beer or more, I drink it or them 😂😂

But VOULEZ-VOUS

So true. I think it’s literally impossible for anyone to not like ABBA. Even for those who hate disco, ABBA is an exception!

Random haters: "disco sucks" ABBA: AH-HA!

@Scarlet McCluskey I fucking hate disco, but I love ABBA.

cat musicien stevens

***** I couldn't have said it any better myself.

Those commercial hits, the business style of managing the band hit after hit, cost them their families, and a lot of suffering. The girls were exploited. Agnetha principally. At the end of their time they hated each other. Love affairs and some say they became swingers in the band.

Back then musicians had what I call heart & soul - without deep emotions and spirituality you get the trash songs of today. There are some things that machines never can beat us humans in doing... making great music is one of these!

Marcelo dos Santos rock n roll baby

遠藤が在籍中に絶対アンフィールドに唄いに行ってやる GO reds🔥

Well said.

You were lucky s I lived after the fact

I think back then ABBA have been just a regular band (let's not forget there have been shit loads of great bands and performers in the 70-80s). Their music has become better over the years because the music has went downhill in the last 2 decades, and we can compare today's beats / rap / hip-hop garbage with Abba's music and the contrast is pretty high when compared to the time they've come around. Again, let's not forget that the 70s and 80s decades have known some of the best and most iconic music bands in mankind's history: Queen, Led Zeppelin, Beatles, BZN, Smokie, Deep Purple, and so many more that I can't even remember right now. Nowadays, you can count on the fingers the bands / performers that deliver great (read: evergreen) music on a constant basis (say 2-3 times a year, but sadly not even that often)

bla bla ABBA was definitely an exception back then given their simple constant success. You only think the 70s and 80s were so wonderful and perfect bc time has fogged reality. When we look back we naturally cherry pick the best of the decades and walk away thinking the entire span of years was like that. The 80s had just as many shitty songs as we do now, we just dont have to live through them so we dont bother to remember them. In 30 years everyone is gonna be looking at Train or Ariana Grande or Maroon 5 and asking "dont you remember how amazing they were and how great music was then?"

Sarena Romriell You're wrong. The best songs of the 80s (over all music genres) WAY surpass in number and quality the best songs of the 2010-2020 decade. As someone who's listening to any type of music I can name 30-40 songs (tops) that have been produced in the last decade and which will globally be remembered and liked 10 years from now. I don't think I can find 30, though :) Whereas for the 80s... oh, boy! Give me 2 days and I still won\t finish naming the hundreds of evergreen songs. At least half of those songs belong to the greatest bands of all time (hell, only Abba and Queen alone share 30-40 hits between them). Just to get an idea, here is only a fraction of the big names of the 80s, that people have heard of internationally, and liked at least 2-3 of their songs, if not more: Abba, Queen, Led Zeppelin, Fancy, Savage, BZN, Gazebo, Harpo, Laid Back, OMD, Toto Cutugno, Bonnie Tyler, Ricchi e Poveri, C.C. Catch, Kim Wilde, Modern Talking, Bee Gees, Foreigner, Scorpions, The Clash, Cher, Simply Red, Meat Loaf, Al Bano & Romina Power, A La Carte, Pussycat, Arabesque, Baccara, Paul McCartney, Bob Dylan, Boney M, Chris Rea, Deep Purple, Depeche Mode, Demis Roussos, Dire Straits, Dschinghis Khan, Elton John, Fleetwood Mac, Goombay Dance Band, Madonna, Ottawan, Roger Whittaker, Smokie, Steve Miller Band, Billiy Idol, Bruce Springsteen, Julio Iglesias, Mike Oldfield, Rod Stewart, Ultravox, Yello... and I'm sure I missed more. But these alone have had hundreds of evergreen songs between them, and if you've listened to the 70-90s music constantly you would have heard songs from these performers at least a dozen times, no matter which part of the world you're from

me too rn 😭

LMAOO I AM RN 🕳️👄🕳️

Приуэт

Abba is magic , it enlightens the days and the nights !!

@@veroniquegerost2571 рашн

Surely, stupendous and sexy!

totally glam and glittering indeed!

@@BertKrus Thanks. 👌👌👍👍🙏🙏

Los mejores y unicos como ellos nadie mas

@@ileanasalasperez1722 😊😊🙏🙏

you mean Agnetha Björn Benny Anni-Frid

what is your favorite Abba album ?

@@Leverquin it doesn't matter the order

@@Express-420 mamma mia

Back when I was 12 this album got a lot of playing time on the family HiFi.

I didnt know the song was that old

@@marshianmallows It's from 1979 so it's almost 44 years old.

It is actually timeless. It will be 53 yrs old in 2032. People will still dance to this song.

​​@@kaushikganguli1091They meant that _THEY_ (the commenter) are 53 years old.

Thats disco for ya my dude

Whoever their bass player was is a total beast!

@@suprchickn7745 Normally Rutger Gunnarsson - THE bass master in sweden

@@jonasdahlin8670 Don't think he played on this track It may have been Alan Spenner.

@@thewomble1509 I think the Rhythm track was recorded in a Studio in Miami. The Bassist was Arnold Paseiro.

even more...

+hawk6384 imho one of the best ABBA tunes along with Gimmie! Gimmie! Gimmie!

Haha, here as well :P

I prefer the 300 Millones video of this song. Much better!

Céline und was machst du

oamund schiach EXCTAMENTE ESE ES EL SECRETO

The ABBA era started when their music was created and will continue even after the earth have been swallowed by the sun.

I was! I’m 70 now . We had the best music ever!

One hopes their return will have some positive influence on the current music charts. Can only go up from here.

but not with their new album which is more than disappointing. They should have stayed retired. Sad to see such a monument crumble by it's own deeds.

@@juttaweise Who are you to say they should have retired? Not sure how not doing it is better than doing it? You can always choose to not listen. That said, their new album is good enough given the context and better than some of their earlier work. And as usual, some of the songs are telling us about themselves but 40 years on. Voyage is like a bookend to their 50 year career. A kind of closure. A valuable addition to the total, as will be their concert.

This is the short version, check out the original album version which is much longer

It's their best disco song.Great arrangement byBjorn,Benny and Stig. It Rocks,Still.🇸🇪🇸🇯😊

You know that there is a replay button right after this song ends right?

Indeed, a true masterpiece!

Good Music has no boundaries. ^^

Х...й там было

分かるわー!

Lmao💀👄💀

wtf i thought that trivago was just a latin thing lol

Thank you very much.

Thanks .

Thank you very much. You're very kind for doing this.

Love these lyrics! Thanks for posting!

Hi from philippines

Agree I love that part

Waterloo my favorite. This is a very good one.

My favorite is Dancing Queen but this is good too!

ToastedCigar i love itt

Who doesn't like it, you say? Hmmm... tasteless sociopaths.

ToastedCigar 1755 People

Yup!

Yes, but I would have started dancing

@@federicomelendez308 we were dancing hahaha

I do a lot of long distance cycling. Addicted to it actually. You want to haul ass on a bike? Have this song pumping through your headphones...lol

Saka🤍❤️

Jorginho

Camaaan Arsenal!!!!

#COYG

Ødeeeee ❤

Hahahahahahahaha

rehearse. rehearse. rehearse. rehearse. rehearse. rehearse. rehearse. rehearse. etc. etc. etc.

Sheer quality, and yes it's magical.

Their voices were magical, but there was some studio wizardry as well. Nothing wrong with that :)

A lot of behind-the-scenes mixing.

@@keithwilson6060 and two of the best female singer`s in POP /Rock / Disco that the world have seen

Ha..! Funny that... I used this track for the same reasons- many years ago- to demonstrate a pretty useful (for the time) audio system in an 80 Ford Granada Ghia... :D Gimme,gimme,gimme was an ideal "test" also...

Don't know about the high end car audio systems but for the 'if only pop were as good now', I couldn't agree with you more..

I used the song to carry out two tests "Do you have musical ears ?" and are you "not a music snob ?" but yeh works for car stereo tests too ;) ABBA was/is/always will be awesome :D

Simon Murray Under attack works great also lol.. sounds amazing cranked

'Chav wagon'

I’m 47 & it was a huge part of my childhood too 🖤

Voulez-vooooous 😁✨

Мені 59 і це також моя юніст❤

Npc

@@rTurfs.1 зовсім жива людина - ім'я та прізвище в підписі, тільки мова українська 🇺🇦🇸🇪

Yes, it's strange ABBA never really took off in the States. You don't like association football (soccer) either. It's like America is apart on world opinion.

Well, I think they were popular here in the US from Dancing Queen on...Just took a couple years longer than in Europe, a couple years after Eurovision, ie. Waterloo,. But, yes. The morons that were part of the disco backlash in the late 70s didn't help ABBA. Those people also didn't listen to ABBA enough. They had a handful of disco songs, but they were POP overall, not disco.

Lucky Luke...ABBA toured the world, including behind the Iron Curtain, and no matter where they toured, they showed people what Happy was all about. In the USA, people loved everything about ABBA, but the Politically Correct media gave ABBA no air time, "leaked" lies that ABBA be too "racy," Bjorn, for one, being a sissy, the girls forever flashing their panties, and so forth. Make no mistake about it, we, the people, loved ABBA., still do love ABBA. Proof? Check and compare comments on any and every ABBA video on KZfaq.

That comment caught me thinking, because Queen also wasn't verry popular in the US in the beginning.

@@janettgrady2394 My mum took me to see the original West End production of 'Mamma Mia!' and I quickly became an ABBA fan, even at age 12; so I can assure you, my generation has enjoyed their ear-worms for sure!!! :-)