MAMMA MIA! In spectacular fashion, ABBA marks their emphatic return to the world of music with a new studio album aptly named, Voyage and a ‘revolutionary’ concert featuring holographic famous Swedish faces. There’s been many a possibility to make such a breathtaking performance with Voyage, and with its production team, creative workers and of course, the magic of ABBA.
Let me know your thoughts on the return of ABBA. Is it just all for Money, Money, Money, a mere way of reintroducing their catalogue to new fans, or is it a way to bring back lost and loved music for those that have missed it? Whatever the reason, I’m sure it’s extremely exciting and new music news that we’ve have sorely missed from the past 18 months or so ..
5 replies on “40 Years On: ABBA’S RETURN”
Not sure if it is wise. They could destroy the legend.
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That’s certainly a thought. It ended on an all-time high – why spark it up again?
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I agree with rabirius.
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rabirius is right, but I want to think that if it wasn’t going to be good, we wouldn’t be hearing it. It might just be one last hurrah and I am sure the money was too good to pass up. And who knows, maybe we will get a Mamma Mia 3 out of it. But I am not saying that is a good thing.
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Yeah that’s true. I’ve a feeling the money offer was incomprehensible to ignore, for sure. An album AND a revolutionary concert? Must’ve been a MAJOR deal! Sometimes things are good as they are and to simply be left alone in the history of music!
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