Do not get a tattoo that says "Dancing Queen" on your arm. Enjoy the music.

One of the best live plays we’ve seen was Mama Mia.

I was going to say the same thing.

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Originally posted by Dakor:
I’d shoot myself but I respect your choice.

I became an ABBA fan when I was a teenager, 45 years ago. I still am and I'm not apologizing for it.

Another ABBA fan here, Fernando and Waterloo are my favorites, but there are others.

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Originally posted by rat2306:
True confession; one of my "party" movies for New Year's Eve or when the mood strikes me is "ABBA The Movie" from '77.

Another true confession: We visited the Abba Museum in Stockholm a couple years ago.

https://abbathemuseum.com/en/

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Originally posted by blueye:
Do not get a tattoo that says "Dancing Queen" on your arm. Enjoy the music.

A fellow I worked with in AM Commercial radio in the '70's used to dedicate that song to an alleged gay bar in Reading, Pa. (The Glass Door)

He got a few "nasty notes" from station manager before he moved on.

Me, I considered ABBA to be bubble gum music.

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Originally posted by Sigmund:

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Originally posted by rat2306:
True confession; one of my "party" movies for New Year's Eve or when the mood strikes me is "ABBA The Movie" from '77.

Another true confession: We visited the Abba Museum in Stockholm a couple years ago.

https://abbathemuseum.com/en/

One day when my ship comes in, I'm grabbing an SAS flight and do the same.

I can't help it, I am judging, at least a little.

So, after ABBA, there was A-Teens, covering many of ABBA's greatest hits.

Now, I cannot get this music out of my head.

ABBA fan here. Waiting for the new music that is soon to come out!

I knew I shouldn’t go to YouTube to see what other songs they did. But I did, and found this video, and laughed. BTW there are cameos of other famous singers, including Cher. The guy getting thrown out at the beginning resembles Sonny Bono, and later Cher or a lookalike is in the video, and there are others. The receptionist cracked me up.


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Originally posted by jhe888:
I can't help it, I am judging, at least a little.

Just don’t misgender me. I don’t think I could bear it.

Always thought their voices were perfectly matched

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Originally posted by BigSwede:
ABBA has 90 minutes of music? Listenable music? BS

That's what I was thinking.

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Originally posted by Jupiter:

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Originally posted by BigSwede:
ABBA has 90 minutes of music? Listenable music? BS

That's what I was thinking.

Blasphemers!

They turned down a BILLION dollars to reunite and tour again, a few years ago.

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Originally posted by darthfuster:

Okay I confess I looped a few favorites. Doesn’t make me a bad person……or extra disco.

Kinda miss the 70s. Although "disco sucks," dinna mind ABBA. It was a much more simple era. Heck, got a soft spot for Heart.

So, brother, are the books done?

Me? Every chance to drive alone, there is a Who CD at absolutely the highest volume possible playing with me often times singing along recalling being at concerts. Amongst all the choices, 'Live at Leeds' is prolly the fav for playing at max volume.

Ya oughta see the mirrors shake from the sound pressure

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Originally posted by OKCGene:
I knew I shouldn’t go to YouTube to see what other songs they did. But I did, and found this video, and laughed. BTW there are cameos of other famous singers, including Cher. The guy getting thrown out at the beginning resembles Sonny Bono, and later Cher or a lookalike is in the video, and there are others. The receptionist cracked me up.

That was Cher. You can check the rest of the cast on IMDB if you care to. And there is a making of video that was kinda neat.
Jim Henson Studios made the Puppets.