Abba back

[leevitalone1]

https://www.yahoo.com/news/abba-reunite-two-songs-35-years-003618567.html
mamma mia!!!

 

[Robert van Diggele]

Thank you for the music.

 

[AJCxZ0]

I have been waiting for these visitors.

 

[leevitalone1]

They say the girls have not lost the voice ability yet either! But, I ain't no dancing queen!

 

[Philip Spinner]

Grandma mia.

 

[lennon fan]

Fleetwood Mac should take a lesson from them.

 

[leevitalone1]

Grandma mia.

couple years back the Stones did a tour, one member had forget who, but called the Steel Wheels tour = Steel Wheelchairs. Very appropriate. and I thought FM was on tour or was planning one?? Missing 2/3rd's of my brains, me don't know.

 

[leevitalone1]

Thank you for the music.

One thing for sure those girls have great harmony. Those tunes just stick in your head.

 

[Quad Linda]

"Are you sure you wanna hear more?"

 

[beerking]

Abba..Dabba..Dooo.

 

[Tornado Red]

I’ll take a chance on them...

 

[leevitalone1]

"Are you sure you wanna hear more?"

my opinions are better where they are, kept locked away. No one wants to hear it anyway! lol.
I am no dancing queen. There was a TV show on them, and they were idolized in Finland! People would take the baby out to see them, it was a family event. Parades, Rolls Royce, and so much attention paid to them.

 

[kap'n krunch]

I always liked them, they worked their little swede keisters off with all their material . Regarding Frida and Agnetha's voices, neither of them have abused anything, so I'll believe it.
Could also be a swansong of sorts cause one of the guys was pretty sick a few years ago and they may feel like having a last hurrah, so good for them... I mean it's not like they NEED the money!!!

 

[4-earredwonder]

I'm surprised they haven't attempted to turn Mama Mia into a full fledged OPERA, or, have they?

At least it wouldn't be a GREEK TRAGEDY!

 

[John Svensson]

I'll be sure to post our hologram photos from being at the Abba Museum in Stockholm come August. I can sound just like Bjorn.

 

[Quad Linda]

There is a poster in our foyer signed by the Broadway cast of Mamma Mia. My GF Marty and I were in NYC in '07 and got it at the show. It was a thank you gift for donating to Broadway Cares, benefitting AIDS and breast cancer.

Marty is such an Abba nut that she saw the show in Chicago, NYC and London.

There is a poster next to it that is signed by the Raul Esparza cast of Company. We saw that show on the same trip, again donating to Broadway cares. It was so good that I saw the show a second time in NYC a few weeks later on a business trip.

 

[Franklin]

I was surprised that I enjoyed the show version of Mamma Mia, meanwhile the film left me feeling more like how I thought I would with the show.

 

[John Svensson]

My fiancé is an Abba nut also, spent her sophomore year of high school as a Rotary student in Sweden during the height of Abbadom, and she's Swedish American by descent also..... Of course, for her birthday last August I took her to the traveling company performance of Mamma Mia in Pittsburgh. Live it is very good, not so enamored of the film either.

 

[Quad Linda]

I bought a blu-ray of the film. A lot of "golden throats." I suppose William Shatner and Sebastian Cabot weren't available.

You guys ain't wrong!

 

[Franklin]

What I heard of the commentary was interesting: that the opening scene at night in the boat was shot during the daytime, for example.