More ABBA music played in public places.
Rationale: You can understand the words, the music is happy
they have wonky promo shots (duly noted) and it’s one less thing to take too seriously.
One small step for the new millennium.
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A Patient Voice 
Would you think less of me if I admitted that I, a heavy metal freak, love ABBA? 😛
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Coincidentally I switched from Evanescence to ABBA on my morning/evening commute last week 🙂
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I love ABBA. An icon not easily replaced in music 🙂 Thanks for reminding me of this band.
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Oh man, you had to say ABBA. Now I can’t get this out of my head:
You are the Dancing Queen, young and sweet, only seventeen / Dancing Queen, feel the beat from the tambourine
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Mamma Mia, here I go again. My, my just how much I’ve missed you! The winner takes it all. The Stars were bright Fernando.
Thanks Harlon for opening The abbaliscious floodgates!
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Voulez-vous, uh-huh….the fun never ends 🙂
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Until the winner takes it all …
Oh dear, don’t think I’ll sleep tonight with lyrics and melodies going round and round .. Thank you for the music, the songs I’m singing.
Thank you for all the joy they’re bringing 😳
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I remember being in Amsterdam and loading the music box with anything but….
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No one took them too seriously at the height of their popularity; then slowly everyone realised how brilliant they were within their genre and it became safe to acknowledge it.
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I want to not like ABBA so badly, I guess I always miss the point. However, I will never play them while smoking anything.
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Wise call.
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