ABBA - Don't Shut Me Down/I Still Have Faith In You (first new songs in over 40 years
 

Don't Shut Me Down is a jam

Don't Shut me Down is now the TIP song of the week at our local radio Omroep Brabant (whom 95% of its employees are hardcore ABBA fans)

Omg the virtual tour sounds amazing!
If I have the chance I want to see it. I love Abba :dance:

same, they go on sale next week, the show will be in a specially built arena in East London

I'm getting a ticket. Early Christmas present :joker:

Abba, not Anna. Damn autocorrect :fist::laugh:

I had no idea they were getting back together. Was just listening to new music Friday on Spotify and all of a sudden these voices came on that I recognised. I was like that surely can't be Abba
And it was. Iconic!!!

There is a Christmas song on the album :smug:

my own opinion on their new work, nothing special, same dull as all their other snoozes :idc:

very typical coming from UK music :sleep: :sleep:

real swedish music







:flutter:

ABBA are not from the UK

i know, but they make it seem that way like how they are 24/7 in the UK


they could've also done this livestream from their home country just saying



i just was googling on youtube, but some versions of their classics in swedish sounds actually better than in english


but tbh ABBA fit right in well with the Eric Saade, Loreen, Mans, Benjamin Ingrosso, Robin Bengtsson shallow acts only interested in international success which is not what music is about




comparing ABBA to certain dansbands, Arvingarna for example certainly aren't anything less than them, but only difference they stay true to their home country, culture



this hologram futuristic style idea is also so original umm NOT, Daft Punk called they want their style back, Tron or The Weeknd :laugh3:

They litterally had their best success in the UK why would they not want to involve it in future plans

fun fact which Nicky will like the UK gave Waterloo zero points :skull:

Abba are so iconic. I need to see them live :dance:

If I could go for dinner with ABBA I'd go for Nandos

i loved Abba in their prime, but these 2 new songs are generic fodder for a future musical, very disappointing

indeed so popular and well liked they are in the UK :laugh2:


yet nowadays UK are drooling over Sweden and begging Mans to write them a entry :hehe:



Ireland are more successful at ESC than Sweden, and i think there still is hope for the Irish either in years to come with the right song and good live performer it is possible

https://eurovision.tv/story/welcome-back-abba

anyways, album release date is November 5th



here is eurovision.tv article

Next to the Beatles, I think i find ABBA

Iv said before I picked them as a child watching Eurovision in 74 - me and my Grandpa liked them and i was in love with Agnetha. Loved them ever since. Im just happy they are back in the mix.

a one time comeback only

LOL :fan: