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Track Listing DISC 1: 1. People Need Love 2. Another Town, Another Town 3. He Is Your Brother 4. Love Isn't Easy 5. Ring Ring 6. Waterloo 7. Hasta Manana 8. Honey Honey 9. Dance (While the Music Still Goes On) 10. So Long 11. I've Been Waiting For You 12. I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do 13. S.O.S. 14. Mamma Mia 15. Fernando 16. Dancing Queen 17. That's Me 18. When I Kissed the Teacher 19. Money, Money, Money 20. Crazy World 21. My Love, My Life
DISC 2: 1. Knowing Me, Knowing You 2. Happy Hawaii 3. Name of the Game, The 4. I Wonder 5. Eagle 6. Take a Chance on Me 7. Thank You For the Music 8. Summer Night City 9. Chiquitita 10. Lovelight 11. Does Your Mother Know 12. Voulez-Vous 13. Angel Eyes 14. Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! 15. I Have a Dream
DISC 3: 1. Winner Takes It All, The 2. Elaine 3. Super Trouper 4. Lay All Your Love on Me 5. On and on and On 6. Our Last Summer 7. Way Old Friends Do, The 8. Visitors, The 9. One of Us 10. Should I Laugh or Cry 11. Head Over Heels 12. When All Is Said and Done 13. Like an Angel Passing Through My Room 14. Day Before You Came, The 15. Cassandra 16. Under Attack
DISC 4: 1. Put on Your White Sombrero - (previously unreleased) 2. Dream World - (previously unreleased) 3. Thank You For the Music - (previously unreleased) 4. Hej Gamle Man 5. Merry-Go-Round 6. Santa Rosa 7. She's My Kind of Girl 8. Pick A Bale Of Cotton / On Top Of Old Smokey / Midnight Special 9. You Owe Me 10. Slipping Through My Fingers / Me And I - (previously unreleased) 11. Abba Undeleted 12. Waterloo (French) / Waterloo (Swedish) 13. Ring Ring (Swedish) / Ring Ring (Spanish) / Ring Ring (German) 14. Honey Honey - (Swedish version)
| Details | | Distributor: | Universal Distribution | | Recording Type: | Mixed | | Recording Mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | n/a |
Album Notes THANK YOU FOR THE MUSIC contains 3 discs of previously released material and a fourth disc of demos and live recordings. ABBA: Bjorn Ulvaeus (vocals, guitar); Benny Andersson (vocals, keyboards); Anni-Frid Lingstad, Agnetha Falksog (vocals). Additional personnel includes: Lasse Wellander, Finn Sjober, Janne Schaffer, Michael Arkelew (guitar); Raphael Ravenscroft (saxophone); Rutger Gunnarsson, Mike Watson (bass); Ola Bunkert, Roger Palm, Rolf Alex, Per Lindwall (drums); Malando Gassamma, Ake Sundquist (percussion). Producer: Bjorn Ulvaeus, Benny Andersson. Compilation producer: Chris Griffin. Recorded between 1973 & 1982. Includes a 66-page booklet with photographs, a discography and liner notes by Stig Anderson, Fred Bronson, John Tobler and Denis McNamara. Released at the height of ABBA's mid-'90s renaissance, when the Swedish foursome became fashionable again after years of critical and commercial neglect (thanks in part to films such as Priscilla, Queen of the Desert and Muriel's Wedding), THANK YOU FOR THE MUSIC is a four-CD treasure trove of hits and obscurities. The fact that the fourth and final disc consists entirely of rare and unreleased gems should entice those who still own the band's original releases. The first three discs--52 tracks in all--consolidate all of the group's chart-topping singles, adding the best of their album tracks and a handful of live recordings and alternate mixes. Disc four is an intriguing collection of demos, outtakes, and multi-lingual versions of popular singles. Exquisitely packaged and well annotated, THANK YOU FOR THE MUSIC shows why ABBA is considered by many the pinnacle of '70s commercial pop.
Industry Reviews ...The second greatest-hits collection in as many years out-distances GOLD by almost 50 tracks. What rescues this set from being a mountain of Velveeta is a groovilicious disc of unreleased and obscure B sides reaffirming the Fernando-loving Swedes' place in the pop music firmament. Fabbalous... - Rating: A Entertainment Weekly (04/21/1995)
...does much to counter the notion that Abba's output was all light-weight pop... Rolling Stone (08/10/1995)
...The second greatest-hits collection in as many years out-distances GOLD by almost 50 tracks. What rescues this set from being a mountain of Velveeta is a groovilicious disc of unreleased and obscure B sides reaffirming the Fernando-loving Swedes' place in the pop music firmament. Fabbalous... - Rating: A Entertainment Weekly (04/21/1995)
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