ABBA is acronim with initials of Their first names, two swedish couples: Agnetha (blonde singer) & Björn (guitarist songwriter) Benny (pianist songwriter) & Anni Frid 'Frida' (brunette singer) both couples separated before the break up of the group "The winner takes it all" (1980) is one of the Best Songs by ABBA and the Most sad and emotional too The best lyrics and the greatest performing with the amazing Interpretation of the lead singer The lyrics is a fiction, it is not about Their real life, although it is obviously influenced by Their own experiences and the realization of the legal divorce in the middle of 1980, even though They were no longer a couple or lived together more than a year and half ago, at the end of 1978 "The winner takes it all" was voted the Best ABBA song by British fans and Is the favourite ABBA song of the blonde singer Agnetha I suggest to see the next single in the same album "Super Trouper" (1980) with the brunette singer Frida in lead voice ABBA have more than 20 worldwide hits between 1972/1982: Waterloo, Fernando, Dancing Queen, Take a chance on me, Chiquitita All these songs are in your album recopilation GOLD (1992) that have much more than 1.100 weeks at Top 100 in UK Official Charts (first group singer or artist to do it) And return in 2021 (after almost 40 years) with a new album Voyage and new concerts in Londin UK since May 2022 (with ABBAtars of themselfes and a live band)
It's one of ABBA's top 3 most popular break-up songs that are a "GOLD"-en treasure to Universal pop-music.'The Winner takes it all"/"Knowing Me Knowing You" and the prophetic "SOS".I personally can't really see many break-up ballads which are so impactful in later decades music scene.They are numbered.
Björn Ulvaeus, who was married to Agnetha, wrote the song as a reflection on their relationship and divorce. Benny was married to Anni-frid. It was on their last big album and is still a classic. No beating the harmonies and melodies of ABBA!
Yeah they were married before the start of ABBA and they had 2 children together. Benny & Frida were also a couple before the start of the band & they finally got married in 1978. No children though
@@DanCanReactIt's quite striking (and I don't know if it's on purpose) that, during the final chorus, it's Björn who sings "and the loser". Did he consider himself the loser in their separation?🤔
@@youtpfpm6097They have both stated that the breakup was amicable and that there was no winner or loser. Yet I understand that Björn had some drinking problems at the time, which may have contributed to the breakup, and if so it would not be odd if he felt he had screwed up and lost what was important to him.
Greatest Pop Song Ever! Agnetha is an Angel. Her husband Bjorn wrote this about their marriage breakup, and she recorded it as The Divorce Papers were being finalized. Agnetha said the divorce was devastating - thus the raw emotion.
@@DanCanReact - ABBA was so successful they were touring all the time, and Agnetha could not bear being away from their 2 children, so it led to the divorce - and within a year, the breakup of the band. Following the band's breakup - Benny and Frida divorced. It was devastating for us ABBA fans.
@@tomnoziglia8385No the divorces came first, THEN the breakup of the band. Agnetha & Bjorn divorced at the end of ‘79. Benny & Frida divorced in ‘81. The band officially broke up in ‘82.
Abba was the soundtrack to much of my childhood - you will enjoy diving into their catalogue. The guys (Benny and Bjorn) tried their hand at musical theatre writing the show 'Chess', which had a couple of songs that broke into the pop charts ("One night in Bangkok" and "I know him so well"). For fun, a great listen is "Nobody's Side" from this show, as the chorus has the unmistakable ABBA signature sound, even without the girls singing it.
Interesting! I have been increasingly into chess as of late, so hearing that they made a musical out of that caught my attention. I'll definitely check that out, since the plot sounds intriguing (from my brief research). Thanks for the other recommendations as well!
Be sure to watch the official ABBA video "When all is said and done". Frida is the soloist in it. After the release of this song, she said that she put all the bitterness and pain of her divorce from Benny into the performance 👋
That was from a superb multi-platinum no1 album which gave 2 no1 singles in 1980.The other single was titled 'Super Trouper" same as the LP's name.Both majestic.
Thanks for reacting to this song, truly glad you like it. ABBA songs are sometimes somewhat of an emotional rollercoaster ride, imo, both within songs and when compared with other songs of theirs. I hope you'll enjoy your way through a fair number of them, at least. Perhaps one or the other of the following is amongst possible suggestions presented to you(?): "Kisses of Fire", "Angeleyes", "Waterloo", "When I Kissed the Teacher", "The Day Before You Came", "Voulez-Vous", "Summer Night City", "The Piper", "Dance (While the Music Still Goes On)", "Dancing Queen", "Head Over Heels", "Does Your Mother Know", "Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight)",... Well, I could just go on... Hope you'll carry on! Thanks!
Some of these I've already heard (since my sister is an ABBA fan who used to play their MAIN songs all the time), this is one of them that I don't remember hearing. Voulez-vous, Dancing Queen and Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! are ones I've mainly heard already!
People who says that they don´t love ABBA, are lying. Now, incredible voices. If you have heard this band, take no notice. Nightwish. A finnish symphonic metal band is something out of this world. If you feel like reacting to them, my suggestion to start with would be their official live video "Ghost Love Score" - live at Wacken open air, 2013. Their current singer, Floor Jansen (dutch, living in Sweden) has a voice that not many people can compare with.
Thanks for the suggestion! Right now, I'm strategically listening to the most popular songs, from humongous artists (so I can draw in attention), but once I have an established enough viewer base, I'd love to listen to new artists like them! Took a peak, the band seems great.
I recommend you a Spanish singer her name is Diana Navarro with the song "El perdón" she is a singer that transmits a lot when she sings and has incredible melismas. She is also very versatile when it comes to singing. She sings different musical styles. Best regards
Great reaction. The song is about her and Björn's marriage coming to an end.... You should check them out singing The Way Old Friends Do (live) at Wembley, London. Thanks
The song that got me into ABBA is "SOS" which I saw them perform on American Bandstand in late 1975. That clip is available here on UA-cam and I would suggest it over the official video, which isn't as good. Another favorite is "Knowing Me, Knowing You." Great reaction to this classic:))
Appreciate it! At first it was to avoid any copyright issues (which it doesn't help that much), but I like it stylistically so I plan to keep framing my videos that way in the future. Glad you like it.
Band member Björn -(guitarist) was her husband and they split up in 1979 and the divorce came through in 1980 and he wrote the song two week after their divorce. This is the original film clip and the heavy blue eye-shadow around her eyes is because her eyes were really red through breaking down in tears when she got to the part "Tell me does she kiss like I used to kiss you" I believe it took them several attempts for Agnetha to get through singing the song. ua-cam.com/video/5HJmW8EY8m0/v-deo.html
She was married to one guy in the group, the other couple were also married, she split up with him, he wrote the song based on what happened. Sung so real.(both couples split in the end)
Ma top-5 fave Abba official video-clips 'Knowing Me Knowing You"/''The Winner..."/Money Money Money/"The Day before you came"their final one,it's like a French film noir cinematic piece in colour/"That's me"(an album track but the girls looks so beauuutiful,so seductive and the song sounds as well).Feels like perfumed springtime all over the nature ps...Runners up ';Gimme Gimme Gimme"1979/"I Still Have Fath In You"2021.
Her former husband (Björn) writes this about their own divorce and make her sing it.. No surprise that ABBA split up after this, also Benny and Frida.. Still the best of our swedish music heritage, and a amazing hit of course, of all times! 😀
Kaysee here ... a great ABBA song but I have to admit my two favourites are Fernando and I Do I Do I Do I Do (not sure how many I Do's are in the title hahaha). I'd love to see your reaction to these two songs 🙂
Unfortunately Kaysee, I have listened to Fernando many times already, but I Do I Do I Do I Do I believe I haven't listened to! Will consider that one for the future 😁
Björn wrote the lyrics that Agnetha sang. I think she broke up with him. Artists can and will "just" create, it doesn't have to be exactly biographical. ABBA can both be biographical, but also just very creative and put stories together (well mostly Björm, since he usually wrote the lyrics). That's how art works. But that this song was intense for Agnetha to sing, that is true, even though it was somewhat reversed. Divorce/splits are hard. She did it magestically!
To have to sing that after the divorce and keep on with the banned must have been so painful. Props on her them for being able to do that, I wouldn't have been able to.
@@DanCanReact I think they were pretty professional, but sure it's never easy. They kept going a while after Benny and Fridas divorce too later on, so they could manage. But finally they went on a "break", for almost 40 years until the next album came out. Something to react to perhaps? (I don't think I could do it either to be honest, but they were very grown up about it, mostly.) Great people, everyone of them. ❤️
@@DanCanReact Rumour has it that Agnetha got very emotional and kinda wet eyed when she was presented the song and the lyrics.She was asked if it's ok to manage this if she can do it and of course she agreed cause even though it possibly pulled some strings subconsciously in her she was also fascinated and as she stated it was a big 'challenge' to even perform as a role such a great song..And that was the result.A breakup masterpiece that stood the test of time.Think tht this was recorded 44 years back yet it still sounds relevan if not unbeatable i could say.
I don't know if you're into metal, but might I suggest a cover of this song by Swede Tommy Johansson. He's done quite a few covers of ABBA's songs since 2011, all top-notch covers.
Could you try react to the Norwegian national treasure Sissel Kyrkjebø performing "Unchained Melody"? She is considered one of the world's top crossover sopranos and performed the vocals in the Titanic movie. Her voice is amazing, you will be amazed.
I hope you listened to (or read) the lyrics. It was heartfelt for Agnetha (pronounced ag-NET-uh) to sing about her divorce, when it is her ex-husband who wrote it about th em. ABBA is comprised of two couples (their name is an acronym): Agnetha, Benny, Björn and Anna-Frid (Frida).
I keep saying this, but I don't understand how she could still continue on with her ex partner after separating. Being in a band with them all the time after that would be so painful.
@@DanCanReact Just like Sonny & Cher did or Fleetwood Mac. When you're a supergroup making the big bucks there's a separate business component. Of course they all ended up breaking up soon after (and reuniting at times for brief tours).
@@DanCanReact Well what makes this song more poignant is that it was their last huge hit (and their biggest transitioning into the 1980's). They had a couple other around the same time, but this was the beginning of the end for the 1970s supergroup.
If I understood rightly you haven't heard many ABBA's song. I'd recommend you to listen to almost any of their songs. But I really like "One of us". Again ABBA's (Björn to be more accurate) talking about heartbreak and breakups... their own ones. They always sang about their own love lives. You already know the band consisted on two married couples that got divorced along the way. So it was kind of speaking up about their problems.
Great that you mention amazing background vocals especially Frida's part is very underrated. So solid and pure from start to end. And I agree Chiquitita is better Spanish. Same is Fernando.
@@DanCanReact OMG, you will get so many views. Start with one of the most beautiful (and THE most comforting song) ever written "Bridge Over Troubled Water" (#1 hit and in the Library of Congress). They have about two dozen big ones but next would be "Sound of Silence" (you've probably heard, at least the opening line is a meme), "The Boxer" and "Scarborough Fair/Canticle" (be sure to do the one that has Canticle). Once you hear them you'll be hooked. Again, I am addicted to reaction channels because I've always felt it was a shame that younger generations are limited to what they think passes as "music" today and finally got my wish that they could hear a time when music was phenomenal art and poignant compositions and amazing vocals and lyrics. If there is a way you can send me a link where I can privately send you a list of the songs that get so many clicks (as well as ones that would if more reactors knew about them, let me know).
And PLEASE (you won't regret it) cover Vicki Lawrence's 1973 hit "The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia" (not Reba's much later country cover version). And do the original recording. In fact please pick the studio versions of all songs that have the most views. There are a few alternate and live versions that are nice but not until you're first exposed to the one everyone knows -- and that goes for all songs. The one exception is when the song hit only with the live version or that was the radio version too, such as Cheap Trick's "Surrender" and Paul McCartney's "Maybe I'm Amazed" (the live version that came a bit later is the one that charted super high and became a hit).
Nope no diphtongs in her name (note: in swedish) And what english a-sound? like in angry? (would be "wrong") but very correct in pushing in an extra N and ignoring the H so half decent 😀
ABBA is acronim with initials of Their first names,
two swedish couples:
Agnetha (blonde singer) &
Björn (guitarist songwriter)
Benny (pianist songwriter) &
Anni Frid 'Frida' (brunette singer)
both couples separated before the break up of the group
"The winner takes it all" (1980)
is one of the Best Songs by ABBA
and the Most sad and emotional too
The best lyrics and the greatest performing with the amazing Interpretation of the lead singer
The lyrics is a fiction, it is not about Their real life,
although it is obviously influenced by Their own experiences
and the realization of the legal divorce in the middle of 1980,
even though They were no longer a couple or lived together
more than a year and half ago, at the end of 1978
"The winner takes it all"
was voted the Best ABBA song by British fans
and Is the favourite ABBA song of the blonde singer Agnetha
I suggest to see the next single in the same album
"Super Trouper" (1980)
with the brunette singer Frida in lead voice
ABBA have more than 20 worldwide hits between 1972/1982:
Waterloo, Fernando, Dancing Queen,
Take a chance on me, Chiquitita
All these songs are in your album recopilation GOLD (1992) that have much more than 1.100 weeks at Top 100 in UK Official Charts (first group singer or artist to do it)
And return in 2021 (after almost 40 years)
with a new album Voyage
and new concerts in Londin UK since May 2022
(with ABBAtars of themselfes and a live band)
Wow, thanks for filling me in on these facts! Appreciate it 😁
It's one of ABBA's top 3 most popular break-up songs that are a "GOLD"-en treasure to Universal pop-music.'The Winner takes it all"/"Knowing Me Knowing You" and the prophetic "SOS".I personally can't really see many break-up ballads which are so impactful in later decades music scene.They are numbered.
Björn Ulvaeus, who was married to Agnetha, wrote the song as a reflection on their relationship and divorce. Benny was married to Anni-frid. It was on their last big album and is still a classic. No beating the harmonies and melodies of ABBA!
I'm still shocked upon learning that Agnetha and Björn were married, it must have been hard to perform this, considering they were separated.
Yeah they were married before the start of ABBA and they had 2 children together. Benny & Frida were also a couple before the start of the band & they finally got married in 1978. No children though
@@DanCanReactIt's quite striking (and I don't know if it's on purpose) that, during the final chorus, it's Björn who sings "and the loser". Did he consider himself the loser in their separation?🤔
@@DanCanReact She's said it's her favourite song of theirs. She was always great with the emotional songs
@@youtpfpm6097They have both stated that the breakup was amicable and that there was no winner or loser. Yet I understand that Björn had some drinking problems at the time, which may have contributed to the breakup, and if so it would not be odd if he felt he had screwed up and lost what was important to him.
Greatest Pop Song Ever! Agnetha is an Angel. Her husband Bjorn wrote this about their marriage breakup, and she recorded it as The Divorce Papers were being finalized. Agnetha said the divorce was devastating - thus the raw emotion.
Yeah, you could see it in her face. I wonder why they divorced..
@@DanCanReact - ABBA was so successful they were touring all the time, and Agnetha could not bear being away from their 2 children, so it led to the divorce - and within a year, the breakup of the band. Following the band's breakup - Benny and Frida divorced. It was devastating for us ABBA fans.
@@DanCanReact - I also recommend the song "When All is Said and Done" sung by Frida, which is her and Benny's breaup song. It's incredible.
@@tomnoziglia8385No the divorces came first, THEN the breakup of the band. Agnetha & Bjorn divorced at the end of ‘79. Benny & Frida divorced in ‘81. The band officially broke up in ‘82.
@@sds6303 - still raw emotion.😇
Abba was the soundtrack to much of my childhood - you will enjoy diving into their catalogue. The guys (Benny and Bjorn) tried their hand at musical theatre writing the show 'Chess', which had a couple of songs that broke into the pop charts ("One night in Bangkok" and "I know him so well"). For fun, a great listen is "Nobody's Side" from this show, as the chorus has the unmistakable ABBA signature sound, even without the girls singing it.
Interesting! I have been increasingly into chess as of late, so hearing that they made a musical out of that caught my attention. I'll definitely check that out, since the plot sounds intriguing (from my brief research). Thanks for the other recommendations as well!
Chills, every time i hear this song.
It's such a great song!!!!
"The judges will decide, the likes of me abide" is the line that is the most telling of what this song is about.
Be sure to watch the official ABBA video "When all is said and done". Frida is the soloist in it. After the release of this song, she said that she put all the bitterness and pain of her divorce from Benny into the performance 👋
I bet that one is going to be even more tear inducing!
@@DanCanReact This composition is written in a completely different rhythm and is very emotional 🙂
Love ABBA but this is my favorite song of theirs it's amazing
It's a great song, I don't blame you 😁
That was from a superb multi-platinum no1 album which gave 2 no1 singles in 1980.The other single was titled 'Super Trouper" same as the LP's name.Both majestic.
Interesting, thanks for filling me in on that!
Thanks for reacting to this song, truly glad you like it. ABBA songs are sometimes somewhat of an emotional rollercoaster ride, imo, both within songs and when compared with other songs of theirs. I hope you'll enjoy your way through a fair number of them, at least. Perhaps one or the other of the following is amongst possible suggestions presented to you(?): "Kisses of Fire", "Angeleyes", "Waterloo", "When I Kissed the Teacher", "The Day Before You Came", "Voulez-Vous", "Summer Night City", "The Piper", "Dance (While the Music Still Goes On)", "Dancing Queen", "Head Over Heels", "Does Your Mother Know", "Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight)",... Well, I could just go on... Hope you'll carry on! Thanks!
Some of these I've already heard (since my sister is an ABBA fan who used to play their MAIN songs all the time), this is one of them that I don't remember hearing. Voulez-vous, Dancing Queen and Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! are ones I've mainly heard already!
People who says that they don´t love ABBA, are lying.
Now, incredible voices. If you have heard this band, take no notice.
Nightwish. A finnish symphonic metal band is something out of this world. If you feel like reacting to them, my suggestion to start with would be their official live video "Ghost Love Score" - live at Wacken open air, 2013. Their current singer, Floor Jansen (dutch, living in Sweden) has a voice that not many people can compare with.
Thanks for the suggestion! Right now, I'm strategically listening to the most popular songs, from humongous artists (so I can draw in attention), but once I have an established enough viewer base, I'd love to listen to new artists like them! Took a peak, the band seems great.
I've seen them live in the late 7ties I was 15 and a fan now I'm 60 and still a fan
That's awesome!
Yours becoming my favorite channel!
Thanks Neal, that makes me really happy to hear that!!
I recommend you a Spanish singer her name is Diana Navarro with the song "El perdón" she is a singer that transmits a lot when she sings and has incredible melismas. She is also very versatile when it comes to singing. She sings different musical styles. Best regards
Thanks for the recommendation Ronda!
"Dancing Queen" is REALLY good.
I agree, it's the first ABBA song that I've listened to (I have listened to some of their songs in the past)
Great reaction. The song is about her and Björn's marriage coming to an end.... You should check them out singing The Way Old Friends Do (live) at Wembley, London.
Thanks
It was a really emotional song, really glad I listened to this one. And thanks for the recommendation!
@@DanCanReact You're welcome Dan. And best wishes, from Belfast N.I. ☘️
TWOFD is an hymn to friendship and forgiveness.Whole Super Trouper album is fantastic.Honey for the ears and balsam for the soul.
Nice analysis, Dan. This is 1 of my 2 favorites from ABBA. The other is a completely different vibe- Dancing Queen.
Thanks for watching Lawrence! Dancing Queen is a great pick, and one that I've actually listened to before these reactions!!
The song that got me into ABBA is "SOS" which I saw them perform on American Bandstand in late 1975. That clip is available here on UA-cam and I would suggest it over the official video, which isn't as good. Another favorite is "Knowing Me, Knowing You." Great reaction to this classic:))
Thanks for watching Danny, I like your name 😝
@@DanCanReact Thank you. I like yours too 😉
Hey Dan, I like the visual screening of the clip.Kinda 'dreamy-framed'.Very nice.
Appreciate it! At first it was to avoid any copyright issues (which it doesn't help that much), but I like it stylistically so I plan to keep framing my videos that way in the future. Glad you like it.
"Waterloo", "Fernando", "Does Your Mother Know"
Band member Björn -(guitarist) was her husband and they split up in 1979 and the divorce came through in 1980 and he wrote the song two week after their divorce. This is the original film clip and the heavy blue eye-shadow around her eyes is because her eyes were really red through breaking down in tears when she got to the part "Tell me does she kiss like I used to kiss you" I believe it took them several attempts for Agnetha to get through singing the song.
ua-cam.com/video/5HJmW8EY8m0/v-deo.html
Wow, it's interesting how she made a video on how to pronounce her name! Thanks for sharing that.
Yes, it was part of one of their concert songs "Summer Night City"
She was married to one guy in the group, the other couple were also married, she split up with him, he wrote the song based on what happened. Sung so real.(both couples split in the end)
That sucks. But they always say, it's a better idea not to involve loved ones in business ventures, since it can cause a lot of issues...
Ma top-5 fave Abba official video-clips 'Knowing Me Knowing You"/''The Winner..."/Money Money Money/"The Day before you came"their final one,it's like a French film noir cinematic piece in colour/"That's me"(an album track but the girls looks so beauuutiful,so seductive and the song sounds as well).Feels like perfumed springtime all over the nature
ps...Runners up ';Gimme Gimme Gimme"1979/"I Still Have Fath In You"2021.
Haven't heard some of these, definitely will react to them in the future!!
Her former husband (Björn) writes this about their own divorce and make her sing it.. No surprise that ABBA split up after this, also Benny and Frida.. Still the best of our swedish music heritage, and a amazing hit of course, of all times! 😀
I wouldn't blame them for splitting up soon after this song either, must have been so painful.
Kaysee here ... a great ABBA song but I have to admit my two favourites are Fernando and I Do I Do I Do I Do (not sure how many I Do's are in the title hahaha). I'd love to see your reaction to these two songs 🙂
Unfortunately Kaysee, I have listened to Fernando many times already, but I Do I Do I Do I Do I believe I haven't listened to! Will consider that one for the future 😁
" I do I do I do I do I do " (1975)
I believe there is a funny perfomance in Germany TV
good choice ❤
Yeah, really enjoyed this one!! ❤
I could see that ❤@@DanCanReact
Björn wrote the lyrics that Agnetha sang. I think she broke up with him. Artists can and will "just" create, it doesn't have to be exactly biographical. ABBA can both be biographical, but also just very creative and put stories together (well mostly Björm, since he usually wrote the lyrics). That's how art works. But that this song was intense for Agnetha to sing, that is true, even though it was somewhat reversed. Divorce/splits are hard. She did it magestically!
To have to sing that after the divorce and keep on with the banned must have been so painful. Props on her them for being able to do that, I wouldn't have been able to.
@@DanCanReact I think they were pretty professional, but sure it's never easy. They kept going a while after Benny and Fridas divorce too later on, so they could manage. But finally they went on a "break", for almost 40 years until the next album came out. Something to react to perhaps? (I don't think I could do it either to be honest, but they were very grown up about it, mostly.) Great people, everyone of them. ❤️
@@DanCanReact Rumour has it that Agnetha got very emotional and kinda wet eyed when she was presented the song and the lyrics.She was asked if it's ok to manage this if she can do it and of course she agreed cause even though it possibly pulled some strings subconsciously in her she was also fascinated and as she stated it was a big 'challenge' to even perform as a role such a great song..And that was the result.A breakup masterpiece that stood the test of time.Think tht this was recorded 44 years back yet it still sounds relevan if not unbeatable i could say.
If u like them so much,I suggest you react to their Concert ,live 1979..
Yes indeed and also 1977!Marvelous performances-Electric interaction with the fans.Pure hysteria.
Appreciate the suggestion!!
I recommend you reacting to Tommy Johansson's cover of this song. It's amazing! It gives a different vibe ❤
Cool, will take note of that, thanks for the recommendation!
I don't know if you're into metal, but might I suggest a cover of this song by Swede Tommy Johansson. He's done quite a few covers of ABBA's songs since 2011, all top-notch covers.
Could you try react to the Norwegian national treasure Sissel Kyrkjebø performing "Unchained Melody"? She is considered one of the world's top crossover sopranos and performed the vocals in the Titanic movie. Her voice is amazing, you will be amazed.
Thanks for the recommendation, I haven't heard of her!
@@DanCanReact Looking forward to your reaction!
I hope you listened to (or read) the lyrics. It was heartfelt for Agnetha (pronounced ag-NET-uh) to sing about her divorce, when it is her ex-husband who wrote it about th em. ABBA is comprised of two couples (their name is an acronym): Agnetha, Benny, Björn and Anna-Frid (Frida).
I keep saying this, but I don't understand how she could still continue on with her ex partner after separating. Being in a band with them all the time after that would be so painful.
@@DanCanReact Just like Sonny & Cher did or Fleetwood Mac. When you're a supergroup making the big bucks there's a separate business component. Of course they all ended up breaking up soon after (and reuniting at times for brief tours).
@@SWLinPHX That's expected, I'd be more surprised if they went the long haul and pushed on (despite the divorce).
@@DanCanReact Well what makes this song more poignant is that it was their last huge hit (and their biggest transitioning into the 1980's). They had a couple other around the same time, but this was the beginning of the end for the 1970s supergroup.
If I understood rightly you haven't heard many ABBA's song. I'd recommend you to listen to almost any of their songs. But I really like "One of us". Again ABBA's (Björn to be more accurate) talking about heartbreak and breakups... their own ones. They always sang about their own love lives. You already know the band consisted on two married couples that got divorced along the way. So it was kind of speaking up about their problems.
Haven't heard one of us, thanks for the recommendation!
@@DanCanReact I think you will love it. It's pure ABBA.
Great that you mention amazing background vocals especially Frida's part is very underrated. So solid and pure from start to end. And I agree Chiquitita is better Spanish. Same is Fernando.
Oooo, I haven't listened to Fernando in Spanish, I should make a video reacting to that.
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Masterpiece 👌!
Please, try 'Knowing me knowing you'
Greetings ❤ from Chile 🇨🇱🤗👍
Thank you Alejandro! Happy independence btw (Sept 18)
@@DanCanReact Thanks a lot!
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Please keep doing ABBA and the Carpenters -- and you MUST delve into the world of Simon & Garfunkel!
So much to listen to! What from Simon & Garfunkel should I listen to that is sure to get good attention?
@@DanCanReact OMG, you will get so many views. Start with one of the most beautiful (and THE most comforting song) ever written "Bridge Over Troubled Water" (#1 hit and in the Library of Congress). They have about two dozen big ones but next would be "Sound of Silence" (you've probably heard, at least the opening line is a meme), "The Boxer" and "Scarborough Fair/Canticle" (be sure to do the one that has Canticle).
Once you hear them you'll be hooked. Again, I am addicted to reaction channels because I've always felt it was a shame that younger generations are limited to what they think passes as "music" today and finally got my wish that they could hear a time when music was phenomenal art and poignant compositions and amazing vocals and lyrics.
If there is a way you can send me a link where I can privately send you a list of the songs that get so many clicks (as well as ones that would if more reactors knew about them, let me know).
And PLEASE (you won't regret it) cover Vicki Lawrence's 1973 hit "The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia" (not Reba's much later country cover version). And do the original recording. In fact please pick the studio versions of all songs that have the most views. There are a few alternate and live versions that are nice but not until you're first exposed to the one everyone knows -- and that goes for all songs. The one exception is when the song hit only with the live version or that was the radio version too, such as Cheap Trick's "Surrender" and Paul McCartney's "Maybe I'm Amazed" (the live version that came a bit later is the one that charted super high and became a hit).
I recommend listening to "Bridge Over Troubled Water" in low lighting while isolated, LOL.
Do you like the 80s songs? Maybe alone by heart is a good one
Yeah, I've been enjoying these older songs a lot! Thanks for the suggestion.
Pronounce Agnetha as Ang-yetta
Gotcha! Thanks for letting me know, I didn't want to butcher it 😂😭
Nope no diphtongs in her name (note: in swedish)
And what english a-sound? like in angry? (would be "wrong")
but very correct in pushing in an extra N and ignoring the H so half decent 😀
@jo1918 thank you for that. It was simply meant as a very quick and easy way to achieve a decent sounding representation👍
Sorry cant watch this with so many pauses. Watch the WHOLE video then comment. Gosh!!
To each their own, that's how I do it on this channel, appreciate you watching regardless, but I don't like saying nothing.
ok so this on have to be fake,,, i amen. Who! havent heard this one before !!!?
Me! That's why I made this reaction 😁
Many people have not.