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What's your favorite ABBA song?

What's your favorite ABBA song?

  • I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do

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  • Knowing Me, Knowing You

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  • Mamma Mia

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  • The Name of the Game

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  • SOS

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  • Waterloo

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  • Total voters
    17

Katzpur

Not your average Mormon
My favorite is "Like an Angel Passing Through My Room" although I like it best as performed by a Norwegian singer by the name of Sissel.
 

Guitar's Cry

Disciple of Pan
I've always found something cool about "Fernando." There's a romantic feel to it that I like. ("SOS" was one of the first songs with non-major/minor chords that I learned to play on guitar!)
 

doppelganger

Through the Looking Glass
Take a Chance on Me is probably my favorite, but I'm not sure how much of that has to do with the Erasure version.
 

YmirGF

Bodhisattva in Recovery
I would sooner vote for a Democrat or hop on the "Global Warning" bandwagon than listen to any of the inane "music" by ABBA. Like Buttercup, I am not pretending. ABBA sort of reminds me of the sound of running fingernails down a chalkboard. Sadly you did not allow a reasonable option like "I detest Abba and all groups like them", therefore I could not vote.
 

Quagmire

Imaginary talking monkey
Staff member
Premium Member
What's your favorite ABBA song. Why? Does it bring back any memories for you?

When I was like 19 I scored a cpl free tickets to an Abba concert (don't remember how).

So, I went and told Tracey Wilson, "Hey Tracey, want to go to a concert this weekend?"
Tracey got all excited and said, "Sure! Who's playing"?

I said, "Abba"!

She looked at me like I'd just told a really bad dead baby joke and said, "Abba"!?!

I said, "Yeah", and started whistling Fernando in a desperate attempt to change her whole opinion of the band right then and there.

Didn't work. In fact I couldn't get anyone to go with me. In fact I couldn't even give the tickets away.

That's when I realized I wasn't really one of the cool kids.
But screw 'em, I still like Abba.
 

Ðanisty

Well-Known Member
Take a Chance On Me is my favorite. I don't get why people hate "inane" music. Why does music always have to be serious? Sometimes, music is just for fun.
 

Buttercup

Veteran Member
Ðanisty;911773 said:
Take a Chance On Me is my favorite. I don't get why people hate "inane" music. Why does music always have to be serious? Sometimes, music is just for fun.
I love fun music, it definitely doesn't have to be serious! I don't think ABBA was trying to be fun ...I think they were serious with their music. :p

Fun music to me is the Offspring, Blind Melon, The B52's, Beck, Beastie Boys...etc. Of course a person's idea of fun is subjective just like musical taste. :)
 

MysticSang'ha

Big Squishy Hugger
Premium Member
Don't forget Oingo Boingo and They Might Be Giants. :)

For the record, I like ABBA. I like them like I like Saturday Night Fever and David Hasselhoff.




Peace,
Mystic
 

Aqualung

Tasty
I'm so twisted I find it necessary to pretend I don't like ABBA.

I do like ABC's version of Take a Chance on Me, though.
 

Smoke

Done here.
"Take a Chance on Me"

I graduated from high school when I was seventeen, and decided not to go to college right away. I worked full-time in fast food for a year, then decided to take off the summer I was eighteen and have some fun. I worked at a concession stand at the lake, which involved very little actual work and lots of hanging out, and went on frequent road trips with friends. ABBA was popular that year, and I bought The Album during my first-ever visit to Atlanta in 1978. It was a fun summer, the last summer that all I worried about was having fun, and ABBA was fun. Good memories.

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