Album
ABBA Gold: Greatest Hits (40th Anniversary Edition)
1992Pop · Music · Pop/Rock · Adult Contemporary · R&B/Soul · Disco · Soft Rock
The regal, romantically tangled best of Sweden’s greatest pop band.
Tracks
- 13:51
- 24:01
- 34:06
- 43:32
- 54:34
- 64:11
- 74:44
- 84:55
- 93:06
- 103:21
- 115:26
- 124:14
- 135:10
- 144:49
- 153:15
- 163:54
- 174:52
- 183:48
- 192:45
- 203:33
- 214:22
- 225:50
- 234:23
- 243:17
- 253:07
- 262:57
- 275:47
- 284:19
- 293:40
- 303:06
- 314:31
- 323:46
- 333:49
- 343:03
- 354:04
- 364:52
- 373:47
- 383:18
- 392:53
- 402:45
- 413:02
- 423:37
- 433:14
- 443:38
- 453:04
- 463:01
- 473:46
- 483:15
- 493:49
- 504:23
- 514:04
- 524:19
- 533:16
- 543:32
- 553:46
- 563:26
- 574:40
- 584:27
- 594:40
About this album
The regal, romantically tangled best of Sweden’s greatest pop band. ABBA revolved around two scintillating partnerships: Frida Lyngstad and Agnetha Fältskog shaping their lush vocals to the heavenly melodies their husbands Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus forged in luminous Europop (Take a Chance On Me) and disco (Dancing Queen). When each couple divorced in the late ’70s though, things really went up a notch. “The Winner Takes It All” encapsulates the prevailing melancholy and lyrical richness by laying out the wreckage of separation with tear-jerking detail and, inevitably, a monster chorus.