MY GOODNESS!| FIRST TIME HEARING Abba - S.O.S. REACTION
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- MY GOODNESS!| FIRST TIME HEARING Abba - SOS REACTION
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THis is regarded by many in the industry across decades as one of the most perfect pop songs ever written.
It is catchy as hell🔥👍🏼
When this song was released Abba were the largest Corporation in Sweden, they outsold Volvo and Saab worldwide. It’s amazing to remember just how global they were. ✌️
Not exactly in the time that S.O.S. was released (June 1975:in Sweden), because the worldwide succes of ABBA is just after these
@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee Is what I said, More than two years later than S.O.S. was released
ABBA were NEVER FOR EVEN A MOMENT "...the largest Corporation in Sweden..." - what a silly, ignorant notion - because ABBA, to begin with, was not a corporation like VOLVO and SAAB, etc.
Both of which employing thousands upon thousands, for starters, a workforce that absurdly dwarfs whatever was the actual number of people on ABBA's payroll at any point in the pop group's existence.
They still are. I live in Munich and I regularly hear the street musicians playing Abba songs. I love it.
thank you guys for reacting on ABBA once again with this iconic mega hit which that normal for their music and that's why it's tough just to pick one song
This is such a well constructed song... the verse is in a minor key while the lyrics are sad, then it switches to a major key in the chorus as the lyrics become more hopeful. And where some songs struggle to find 1 hook, this song has 3 hooks. Definitely one of my favorite of their songs.
Great insight here from both of you
I don’t know shit about minor keys, major keys or hooks. I just know that in the end it sounds damn good and that’s really all that matters.
Another brilliant pop song.
The relative major, Dm and Fmaj
Love you guys...maybe try Head On by The Jesus and Mary Chain
ABBA "THE WINNER TAKES IT ALL" is incredible!!!!! ❤
My favorite!
They’ve already heard it ... yes, it’s a great song
Yeah! Finally more ABBA ! This song John Lennon called the perfect pop song. Now next is Dancing Queen, Take a Chance on Me,Knowing Me,Knowing You,Fernando, The Name of the Game,Money Money Money,Does Your Mother Know,Thank You For the Music,Waterloo. They have a rabbit hole miles deep!
S.O.S. and Does Your Mother Know are my favorite Abba songs.
Does Your Mother Know and Money, Money, Money are great calls!
@@mrbrightside719 You got great fking taste!! Those are my favorites too 🤘
Well, those 2 and Eagle
“Take a Chance On Me” is really good, and of course “Dancing Queen” is probably their signature song, check them out next.
"Dancing Queen" is indeed their most famous song and the one in their discography that was played the most at the discos in the 70s.
ABBA were Sweden's first winners of Eurovision, you guys should watch Eurovision next weekend!!
Swedish Blissful sonic bomb.Timeless.
My favorite ABBA song is "Take a Chance on Me". At some point in our lives, I think all of us can relate! You will love it and see exactly what I mean! Thank you so much, for all the love you bring every day!
Absolutely!
It's one of their worst
I think it's mine as well 👍
I still have that 45 record I bought way back in 1978 when it came out!👍✌️
@@kennyhuskisson2684 So do I - I was 11 when "Take a Chance On Me" came out. It was one of the first singles I bought and another being "Video Killed the Video Star" by The Buggles. Both singles blew my young mind. Just growing up with this level of musical talent was a privilege and then (obviously) 80's synth-pop and metal bands in the UK. I love rock and metal bands but still love ABBA even now. The wall of sound they produce in the chorus of "S.O.S." is just unbelievable - such a well constructed and well produced song. The one we sang along to as kids was (of course) "When I kissed the teacher" ... erm ... maybe one you shouldn't play now 🤣🤣🤣
I’m a 70s baby and grew up with some of the best musicians. I love love love ABBA. I have the double CD disc set of ABBA Gold in my car and proudly crank it as I’m driving along. I sing and dance to it like no one is watching 😂😂
Haha ABBA Gold. Every road trip as a kid included at least three playthroughs of ABBA Gold. That and the Red/Green Beatles albums.
For me, SOS is still the most original, the most quirky, the most surprising, and maybe even the most catchy 3-minute pop song ever written and performed. Well played, Abba. Cheers guys!
Pete Townsend, of The Who, called SOS the best pop song ever created.
@@karenheyou9946 John Lennon said the same, it was one of his favourites
@@karenheyou9946 Ray Davies loved it, too. If Townshend, Davies, and Lennon -- not just three of the best songwriters of the British Invasion, but three of the best songwriters in rock history, period -- rave about a song, you know it's something really special.
To this day they remain 1 of the all time best selling band, and by serious critics consider there songs the best written top 40 pop songs in radio history
Frida had a hit as a solo artist on the US charts in the 80s called "I know there's something going on"
Yes. Loved that
That entire album was produced by Phil Collins, as well as playing drums. He used the "gated reverb" technique on his drum playing, the sound of which was made famous by his song "In the Air Tonight".
She and Agnetha both had careers before ABBA. CZcams has some really great old videos of them.
Both girls had solo albums Frida had Something's Going On and Shine.
Agnetha had Wrap Your Around Me(one track featuring Smokie), Eyes Of A Woman(produced by Eric Stewart of 10cc), I Stand Alone, My Colouring Book and A.
These are the albums I have of them
Frida is underrated. And her family story (born Norwegian) is both shocking and amazing. I won’t repeat her backstory here but if you’re interested, look it up. Her success was as unlikely as it was impressive.
Amber is spot on with her assessment of ABBA songs...their songcraft and production are second to none.
ABBA has not performed together in person since a 1986 TV rendition of “Tivedshambo ” to honor their manager Stig Anderson. They’ve turned down roughly a billion dollars for reunion tours over the years.
On of the greatest pop songs ever written. Perfection.
Such a great group! Love their songs like Fernando, Dancing Queen, Take a Chance, Honey Honey, Knowing Me Knowing You, Money, Money, Money, and Ring Ring.
Does your mother know, and hole in the soul are rockers, plus voulez vouz! ❤❤❤
And 'Eagle'!!!
Knowing Me and Knowing You is a favorite of mine, as it showcases their ability to sound upbeat while dealing with a sad situation. Still, there's not a song I skip on any album.
My Favorites - Knowing Me Knowing You - Fernando - Gimme Gimme Gimme - Does your Mother Know - Take a Chance on Me - Waterloo
Fernando is one you should try!
Famously, this is Pete Townshend's (of the Who) all-time favorite song. When it came out, he'd get super coked up, listen to it on repeat, and call friends to tell them how amazing it was. He'd also buy up copies and give them away.
That makes me love Pete even more.
Makes sense as Pete would love a well produced song as he wrote most of the songs in the Who.
Did he get 'coked' up, or did he get choked up ?
@@waynekasmar4401 Lol! Probably both!
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so nice to see you with another reaction to ABBA songs
I've been waiting for You (it's a little joke, because these phrase is a tittle of another ABBA song in these álbum)
specialy because these is my favourite ABBA song of all times, 'The Masterpiece' for excellence between more ABBA masterpieces
"S.O.S." (1975) has a story
It was one of Their first recordings after the greatest success of "Waterloo" in Eurovisión, just four months later, in August 1974
But it waited almost a year for its release, in June 1975 at Sweden, September 1975 at UK and US
(the next singles after Waterloo was, in these order:
Ring Ring (re-entry), So long (at 1974), and "I do I do I do I do I do",
and finally "S.O.S."
when " "S.O.S." have your chance to be a single, it picks at #6 in U.K. and #15 in U.S. being Their second hit in both countries at the same time, and six #1 (including Germany Australia) and more Top 10 in several countries of all continents
and after these, ABBA had 18 Top 10 consecutives in UK between 1975/1982, for example:
Mamma Mía, Fernando, Dancing Queen, Take a chance con me, Chiquitita, The winner takes it all, Super trouper etc
"S.O.S." in less than 200 seconds is a gem, a Masterpiece!
The transitions from the dramatic opening (a dingy piano and a cracking voice of the blonde singerAgnetha) to a powerful rock beat with catchy pop chorus in the middle are brilliant
ABBA marked an era in many ways One was the musical leadership of its beautiful and lofty female vocalists as the center of attention
Another was the use of contrasts, such as sad lyrics with catchy melodies and harmonies
And their recording tecnique "wall of sound" gives ABBA more powerfull
ABBA, as in its time BEATLES, left an unforgettable mark on several generations
It is good music that lasts and stays alive and well
Thank you very much for your reaction; I hope to see you soon in next ABBA songs
My next suggestion Is "Fernando" (1976)
with the brunette singer Frida in lead voice
My best regards to You from
Buenos Aires, Argentina 🇦🇷
South América
"Knowing Me, Knowing You" was always my favorite from Abba.
Jay & Amber, you'll love their "Dancing Queen", "Waterloo" and "Fernando" !!! These were huge hits!
ABBA are masterful at getting the listener to bounce around merrily even while the lyrics are often quite melancholy.
All of Abba"s songs were a guilty pleasure in an era of classic rock from Aerosmith to BTO & Lynyrd Skynyrd to ZZ Top. Never wanted to admid to my friends that those catchy pop tunes Abba could crank out so effortlessly were exceptional in every way!! And man, what a ton of great tunes!!
That’s exactly right and true!
They are NOT guilty pleasures. Their music is nothing to be guilty of. Their music is much better than any other artists put during their period. They may be considered guilty pleasures back then but look how many people are reacting to their music now.
So so true.👍🏻👍🏻
I could have written the exact same reply, but thanks for doing it for me. :)
Agree…. Mid to late ‘70’s had a ton of great rock bands and ABBA was more of a pop/rock band but with very unique sound and style. They did have many hits, Mamma Mia, Take A Chance, Dancing Queen….even more. Well worth diving into!!
I think I remember reading somewhere that Pete Townsend of the who described this as the the greatest pop
Song of all time. I may be wrong but it was definitely an ABBA song
You remember correctly.
Linda Ronstadt - “Long Long Time” this song always makes me 😢. Her vocals, the instrumentation, the melody, the lyrics, all of it.
Absolutely agree!!
Yes!
Agnetha ,has a professionally world renown Pitch Perfect ,Perfect Pitch with a ,B2 - F7 range...Check her out when she was in Swedens live theater production of JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR at only 19 years old ,,she steals the show with her voice.
The harmonies and the unique sound of ABBA...often imitated, NEVER duplicated.
The HARMONIES they put forth are STUNNING!!! It seems odd that the "power" vocals are provided by the female lead(s). The gents add background lower harmonies that really compliment the ladies in a subdued yet definite way.
All their music is so well put together...
ABBA - Knowing Me, Knowing You - great song
Later in their careers, ABBA made a push to get more respect for their songwriting. Many thought them just pop, or worse teeny-bop. But they were serious musicians that knew how to construct a song. Their music is timeless.
Abba are pop geniuses
1970's pop is completely different than modern pop
Yes, it didn’t take 12 people to write a song in the 1970s.
Abba are Gods
pete townsend once said SOS was the perfect pop song
I will never not hear this and not think of Pierce Brosnan screaming/singing "When you're gone!" in Mamma Mia.
That's why I never watched the Mamma Mia movies.
How is it 'Dancing Queen' is not on your checklist yet? Or 'The Name of the Game' or 'Fernando' or 'Knowing Me, Knowing You' or ... we could go on. They have a lot of awesome tunes for sure. Great comments as usual. Cheers.
This is great! Also try “Does Your Mother Know” for an ABBA song where the two guys are the main singers and the ladies sing backup!
I'm likely repeating what others have said...but ABBA's unique sound was because they weren't a blues based band. Therefore their music was different from other pop groups of the '70's. A lot of their sound was more associated with classical music, crazy as it sounds...
And let's not forget that 50 years ago Abba were singing (and writing) in their second language
Get your girls to react with you to the song " Mickey" by Toni Basil. Toni was kind of a one hit wonder.
Your girls have to hear it though since the entire song is a cheerleading chant and most people in the video are in cheer uniforms
So many blokes in the UK at the time, did the video moves as a bit of fun. Just imagine a bunch of UK Skinheads/Scooterists, or Greasey haired/bearded Bikers, bouncing about chanting 'Hey Mickey' hillarious.
Yes!
I second this - and have been waiting forever for them to do it. Walking on Sunshine as well be Katrina and the Waves.
So hard to pick a favourite ABBA song, there’s no bad ones, and it doesn’t seem to age. But, this one. It’s so well constructed that it brings you in with the lyrics and smashes you with the melody. We wish they were Australian, during their time they owned our charts, and not many homes didn’t have an ABBA record. Take A Chance, Eagle, The Visitors. ❤
There are definitely bad ones.
The Visitors deffo!
thus the reason ABBA featured prominently in 2 early 90s Aussie movies ( onlya decade after they broke up:
Muriel's Wedding ( the dawn of TOni Collette!)
Adventures of Priscilla: Queen of the Desert introducing the wider world to Hugo Weaving and Guy Pearce, and giving a special Swan Song to Terence Stamp) IOmaigne going form playigna uber campy Drag Queen in 1994ish to playing ELROND and Agent SMith >.
A song lauded by such luminaries as Pete Townshend, Ray Davies and John Lennon
Their phonetic pronunciation of English makes the harmonies sound even better
For a more melancholy mood check out "Knowing Me, Knowing You". The intense, almost pleading emotion of the lines "There is nothing we can do, knowing me, knowing you...We just have to face it, this time we're through...breaking up is never easy I know but I have to go...knowing me knowing you, that's the best I can do" would be enough to cause even the most broken heart to wonder whether it really is over.
This song is perhaps the one that reminds me the most of my teenage days. UNDELETABLE MEMORY.
The man playing the piano also wrote (One Night in Bangkok) for the Musical Chess, that Muray Head sings.
Pete Townshend of The Who described this as the best pop song of all time.
It's like 3 songs in one, all with great hooks.
Muriel’s Wedding and Priscilla Queen of the Desert are two good movies where ABBA songs are prominent themes throughout the movie.
U2's Bono has recently done an acoustic live version to this for UK's BBC.Not to mention that Red Hot Chilly Peppers covered this live while touring with John Frusciente on lead vocals and guitar.
My favourite ABBA song since I was a child. I would leap around aged 5
ABBA! They just knew how to bring it and the fact that they have grown and grown in popularity and have grown to be recognized for the absolute brilliant musicians and artists they are and have always been, as a lifelong ABBA fan who remembers when they were dismissed as just a commercial pop band who’s music was vacant and created for no other reason than to make themselves rich and successful. Well, they did become internationally hugely successful and yes, very rich, however, the goal was to create quality music with integrity and technically as close to perfection as possible. The fact that in retrospect many of their most successful songs were actually anything but “vacant”, in fact they were extremely full of emotion and were personal statements in many instances about situations they went through in their personal lives. It makes the music all the more powerful in retrospect given how they never engaged the media or entertainment and music outlets to exploit those personal traumas and pains to promote whichever of the many hits they had based on those personal, painful situations. That’s another reason why they have only become more popular as the years have gone by and the truths behind those songs become more universally known and acknowledged. ❤ABBA❤
I was lucky enough to see them in Seattle on their one and only US tour. I will never forget that amazing concert. You should do Dancing Queen which I think was their biggest hit.
ABBA was a group that practically everyone liked, though not everyone would have admitted it.
Definitely do Dancing Queen (a big disco hit), Take a Chance on Me, and Knowing Me Knowing You. Toss Fernando into the mix for good measure.
ABBA is a super great band!👍 My mother introduced them to me in the 80s. I love their songs, Ring Ring, SOS, Honey Honey, Dancing Queen, Fernando, I Do I Do I Do I Do, Another Town Another Train, Mama Mia, and there are a couple of others, but I can't remember them at this time! Thank you for your reaction!🔥🤙
I think what makes the piano on their songs sound so good is that Benny plays an upright versus a grand piano that most musicians use.
No body else sounds like ABBA!
I hope you'll check out their song, "Eagle". It's yet another example of their unique sound.
Just a very nice song. Could listen all day to anything they sing.
You guys MUST Must listen to 'Does your mother know that you're out?' Forget which guy is on lead. A different ABBA sound.
abba is like keeping an secret place in your heart. and you keep returning back to them and the music from a past ever to forget
They had a unique sound.I like The day before you came.Hauntingly good.Also I believe in Angels which is now a Spiritualist hymn
ABBA… such magic. So ahead of their time.
ABBA is iconic in there style that is timeless and lyrics that's about things that is as current then as now
my parents were huge fans of abba! i remember hearing them on our stereo but i was too young to know who they were. check out: take a chance on me, super trouper, knowing me knowing you, dancing queen. back in the 80s, you couldn't go to the clubs & roller skating rinks and not hear abba! they were hands down 1 of the best!
ABBA's music is at many times simply infectiously happy!
I am old enough to remember when these songs were first released. I was a fan of ABBA right from the start, and still love listening to their songs. This one is high up on my list of ones I love.
ABBA S.O.S. is hands down the greatest Pop song ever.
Abba produced a lot of great songs. I think you guys should react to “Waterloo” and “Dancing Queen”. You won’t be disappointed.
Very iconic band. How many bands have had their body of work made into a production that crossed two mediums with wide success so far removed in time from the time the songs were first released?
They have so many great songs! I was young and remember my parents getting me hooked on them (especially my mom). Take a chance on me, Winner takes it all (which you've reacted to), Gimmie Gimmie Gimmie, Dancing Queen, Money Money Money, Mamma Mia, Does your mother know, Super Trooper, Summer night city, hole in your soul.
no other group is like ABBA so good and my childhood loved them
They are a huge part of the soundtrack to my life. The talent they all had was beyond amazing and everyone listened to ABBA even if they refused to admit it. 😆
Muriel? Is that you? Lol!
If you don't know what I'm talking about, then ABBA is not the soundtrack of your life and you need to see Muriel's Wedding immediately! Haha
SO many great ABBA songs. I think "Dancing Queen" is their biggest success for a reason. It's my favorite Disco song. However, if you want more great Agnetha songs, my favorite ABBA song is "The Winner Takes It All" so beautiful and emotional. She does great ballads. Also love "One of Us."
After Abba won Eurovision contest in 1974, "S.O.S." was one of their first hit singles in 1975 from their 3rd album (self-titled) which made them stars almost immediately... It was their 1976 album 'Arrival' that made them global superstars.
FYI - Agnetha (the blonde singer) is pronounced "Ann - yet - ah" 😁Benny Andersson (keys/ piano/ organ) was the genius composer in Abba... his music was just out of this world.
"Waterloo" is also great!
The thing about Abba is their writing. This song is about heartbreak over a fun track. Very sophisticated!
Love ABBA! And the live show, NOT the movie, Mama Mia is FANTASTIC!!! Listen to Name of the Game, you will LOVE it!!
One of my favourite and most underrated ABBA songs is Summer Night City. Well worth a listen.
Ooh yes that is an amazing song!
My favorite ABBA song: Thank You For The Music 🥰
I don't think you've reacted to that one yet!
This sounds better to me now than it did then. I got goosebumps hearing it today.
"Eagle" is IMO one of ABBA's best most underrated songs.. I think you would both love it!
Knowing me knowing you, Kisses of Fire,Voulez Vous, The Visitors, The Piper, I’m a Marionette, The King has Lost His Crown, As Good As New, there really are SO many fantastic songs by this band.
Hey, guys! I think you definitely need to hit "Fernando" by ABBA. That song will give you yet another side of ABBA's musical skills. And it's one of my most favorite ABBA songs, along with S.O.S.
Edit: If you guys haven't hit "Dancing Queen" yet, then you *must* react to it. I don't like to insist so hard, but "Dancing Queen" was a monster of a hit for ABBA in the mid 70's. It's a pop music classic!
All 4 members of Abba were successful musicians in their own right before they formed Abba. That I believe is how they structured and composed their songs so well.
I was never a huge ABBA fan -- except for this song. I could -- and did -- listen to it over and over and over and over and...
"Dancing Queen" "Fernando" and "Waterloo" should be your next ABBA reaction. BTW "SOS" by ABBA is the only song in US chart history where both artist and song title are palindromes meaning spelled the same frontwards and backwards.
I was around 18 or 19 when Abba swept through like a disease and took hold of the music world. They were massive for a while. This reminds me of what was going on in my life at the time and it gives me strong, strong memories. Especially when I hear Waterloo.
Their voices are heavenly, airy, beautiful 💞
Another massive hit from ABBA ❤️🎶
Abba are the only band who can make you dance with tears in your eyes!
Like someone else mentioned Pete Townshend called it the Greatest Pop Song EVER ... The piano was based I believe on Rachmaninov
Fun watching these songs performed on American Band Stand even if they were lip synced cuz the ladies came out with their beautiful and sexy kitty kat Micro Minnie's!! 😉🥰
ABBA has a very deep catalogue. When you dig beneath the most famous hits, you find even more great songs. In terms of style, except for pop I think they had a musical component to many of their songs. The two guys actually composed for some musicals after ABBA (for example Chess). So I think part of the secret is that it´s not just simple pop, the songs have a complexity to them as well. Musically, lyrically, conceptually, production wise and in terms of performance.
My dad was a huge Abba fan and therefore, I became one, too :) There is no bad option when it comes to them!
If you've started listening to Abba, they stick in your brain, absolutely incredible, hang in there too
You’d be the first as no other reactors on CZcams have reacted to these two songs by ABBA - so please could you do either ‘Lovers (Live A Little Longer)’ or ‘If It Wasn’t For The Nights’
If you could, that literally would be amazing as these two songs are incredibly underrated and hardly ever played - Plus, I can guarantee no one in the comments is going to request either of these two songs because like I say, they are so underrated! ❤
Absolutely love ABBA.
One of my favorite ABBA songs! Of course, you can't pick just one favorite!!
I fell hard for ABBA in 1996 when I was a senior in high school, and almost 30 years later I still love them!
Yes it is a good day with the RSR fam with ABBA! This group is in a special class of talent in terms of lyrical and musical composition. You could do an entire week of reactions on them alone and still only scratch the surface
Benny Andersson is a genius - Abba's chord progressions are wonderful. Such quality music that I only came to appreciate in my latter years. It wasn't cool to be an Abba fans as a teenage boy in 1970s Australia!
I LOVE that when you think of ABBA, you first think of "Chiquitita"!! I think that's their favorite song of mine too.
The piano riffs of SOS are great, but I also love the way it is contrasted with the heavy guitar parts as well.
I still love Fernando best and think it's one of their prettiest songs. It still has the power to make me cry, just from the beauty of the song and vocals.