ABBA Does Your Mother Know Hole In Your Soul Reaction
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- ABBA Does Your Mother Know Hole In Your Soul Reaction
1. Love the skin tight blue clothes
2. Guitar solos are great
3. love the fast transition between the songs
4.I feel like the tempo on Hole in your soul is much faster. Borderline too fast. When they first start off I kinda feel them lose the tempo and kinda go outta control for a bit. I feel like they're hitting their tempo limit. but I like the tempo much faster it def sounds better
5.Guitar sounds great
6.Ending for hole in your soul is way better than the recording
7. I like this concert version much better than the recording
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ABBA Does Your Mother Know Hole In Your Soul Reaction
1. Love the skin tight blue clothes
2. Guitar solos are great
3. love the fast transition between the songs
4.I feel like the tempo on Hole in your soul is much faster. Borderline too fast. When they first start off I kinda feel them lose the tempo and kinda go outta control for a bit. I feel like they're hitting their tempo limit. but I like the tempo much faster it def sounds better
5.Guitar sounds great
6.Ending for hole in your soul is way better than the recording
7. I like this concert version much better than the recording
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Frida’s look on her face @ 8:37 pretty much sums it up. It’s like she’s thinking “ Yep, nailed it!”
This is why i love live. You see all the energy these guys have 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕 love them. 🌺😜😜😜😍😍😍😍 thank you jay. 😘😘
yeah they have a great energy.
I have never seen them havi g so much dam fun!!!!!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰
yeah they look super happy.
They usually had great fun when playing for real. Those playback tv-performances was kind of humiliating, according to Björn and Benny, but they had to do them. Bringing the full orchestra and choir for one song in Germany, two in France, and so on, was to expensive.
Im so happy i saw this video, it was the greatest one ive seen.💕💕💕💕💕
Good morning Jay!
And thank you very much for your answer in the previous video and accepting my suggestion
And especially for making the two songs together, because that way you can follow the sequence continues from "Does your mother know"
I think most of the ABBA fans love this video It shows them giving their all at the end of the concert, after about 2 hours and 20 songs
(they will come back for special issues later)
Yesterday you said that "Hole in your soul" was for some beginning And it is true Or for a great ending like here
"Hole in your soul" has a special intrinsic power, and it seems that the time changes are in line with parts of the lyrics
And here live, with the image in view, you can better contemplate and enjoy that fantastic melodic bridge in which Agnetha and Frida raise their voices to angelic levels.
But everything is a party, the Fab Four was moving freely on stage, including that memorable moment in which Benny leaves the piano and joins to the others to sing in front of the audience
And with a colossal, apotheosis, great ending as you said very well
The most beautiful thing about this video is watching you enjoy it The expressions on your face are very eloquent And it gives great pleasure to see your admiration for several moments of this extraordinary ABBA performance live.
Everything you saw before in the live shows of "Gimme gimme gimme" and "Summer night city " is fully confirmed here
ABBA has two very similar words that summarize them: Attitude and Aptitude, for the study recording and for the live perfomance. That is why they were so important in music, and their legacy and legend lives on
Thank you very much for this special reaction. I wish you an excellent day.
My cordial greetings from my country Argentina
It was interesting hearing Agnetha and Frida in their higher register like that. They normally don't ever go there and if they do they don't stay there very long is what I've noticed so far listening to ABBA. It was a great suggestion and you were right.
I hear Argentina is an awesome place. Have a great day and take care.
Nice to see ABBA live, they show an energy and happiness playing their music as few other bands can match...its of course never the same sound in studiorecording quality of sound and the live sound in concerts,by obvious reasons the sound in the studios have a better sound purely technologically,Im the opposite of Jabriel here,I prefer the studio version if i have to chose,but these live versions are almost there in quality,its amazing how good they sound even live..a proof on how professional and quality obsessive they are,with their sound technicians,vocals,arrangement,and so on. I also enjoy the different endings of the songs,and the small differences,wheter or not I prefer the studioversion better or not,its always nice to hear them vary small parts of the song and play it a bit differently...another way they never bore people with their music...I agree with Jaybriel that the ending of hole in your soul live is really good...they knew how to differ,change,their songs to offer something slightly different in their concerts...
You get to watch their live performances in Australia..
Bee Gees and ABBA dominated the disco era here in the Philippines
really...interesting...ya I guess things rolled out differently in every single country. I never thought of that.
@@jaybrielakoi7747 Yes..its interesting too how they were perceived in the Asian countries. One other interesting thing about that is that Björn and Benny had a single hit as Björn and Benny before ABBA was born,not as ABBA.......in the early 70s or late 60s it was, a big single hit in Japan,they were requested later to do a follow up single one year later,but that one flopped and the Japan trace as solely Björn and Benny ran out in the sand...I read about that in an ABBA book here.
I have no idea how those guys were able to concentrate during the guitar solos.
you are not the only one who thought that.
Notice that the speed of the solo accelerate, hehe
Listen to Carousel which Hole In Your Soul came from and you will have the full picture. The ending of this live version for Hole in Your Soul was the original ending for Carousel.
How the guitarist stayed focused on the solo is amazing. Or maybe it helped him.
bwwuuuahhh ha ha I know right.
Not sure but I think they were dating at this point. She dated over of their guitarist once they divorced.
Beautiful performance by all of them......especially Frida
Best of best. Never will get any better.
So great, thank you!🌷🌷🌷🌷The energy in their concerts was out of this world. All their clothes were designed by a high school teacher teaching farming and animals, he still works with the same job past his retirement.
(SVT is the Swedish Public Television, they have the rights to a lot of footage😉)
Thanks. Thought you'd like that. That was Wembley 79. I've read that B&B wanted those songs to have more of a rock punch but couldn't get it in studio. I've also heard Bjorn say he love performing this cause he got to be the "Rock Star". The clip of "Carousel" the song HIYS came from is like this too. You kinda see why B&B were looking at stage type extravaganzas. It just puts so much more life into the songs. That clip of "Carousel" from 'ABBA The Movie' is just a short clip but worth seeing. SVT is Swedish TV by the way. Thanks again. You've come a long way from that first ABBA reaction and I always enjoy them.
React to The way old friends do, live at Wembley
You are great, you listen to your subscribers! Good job
Very good reaction!
For the first time I could see satisfaction in your face at the ending, you really enjoyed this one. Awesome!!!
Well....I try to be honest if I like stuff or not ya know. I don’t want to like lie to people.
@@jaybrielakoi7747 that’s why I’m glad you enjoyed this time around
Did you know, Madonna paid homage to those Agnetha and Frida's skin tight blue costumes? During her confession on the dance floor tour(2006), she donned a similar outfit on stage.
wow that is true!!! great that you brought that up!!!
ABBA Live At Wembley In London Worldtour 1979-1980
I had the privilege of seeing them in Chicago in 1979. The video does not capture the energy they had. Thank you for the reactions. You should check out My Momma Said by ABBA, truly a departure. A 2hour show!!
ABBA LIVE AT The WEMBLEY ARENA In London 1979
I like both for different reasons.
Hole in your soul def sounds better performed here.
@@jaybrielakoi7747 The recording is great! Listen again to see how great the production is. And the ending too, with the guitar work - it's not just repetition and fade. But yes, the live performance has great energy. Two different things in my opinion. Thanks again for your reactions...great to see analysis of some of my favourite music. It's interesting to see a younger person's take who isn't as familiar with this group.
@@jaybrielakoi7747 I think the opposite, although I like this as well. It's very much about taste, and what elements in/of the music you appreciate most. I love that they have more guitar solos live though. The distorted hang on the guitar sound on the 1981 live recordings in Stockholm was even better than here imho. Same players though, Lasse Wellander and Mats Ronander.
Great song,,,,,, I love it.
I noticed the tempo also. Much better. And to me it is like the guy on drums are really pushing the tempo to max. Beating that drum 😁 and still everything sounds amazing and a whole lot more rock to it than studio versions.
Belive Abba said that they usually drives the tempo up on concerts to give the audience a better experience and also much more fun for themself .
Two guys on drums, Ola Brunkert and Åke Sundqvist. They doubled most instruments when playing live (except the bass), trying to approximate their big studio sound to some degree.
I normally alwasy like the tempo a hair faster than studio at the very least.
It's all personal preference of course. I like the studio version better. They're definitely more of a studio band. I love all the interesting production on the studio version. One of the things I don't like about the live version is the tempo. It just seems rushed to me. Another thing the live version can't quite compete with is the softness and subtleties of the harmonies during those slow parts. Those slow parts of Hole In Your Soul used to belong to a song they previously wrote called Get On The Carousel that they performed live but never recorded (ruclips.net/video/2y2cMCrsQFE/видео.html). I would like to see you evaluate this song and compare it to both versions of Hole In Your Soul (it's eventual incarnation).
Concert performed songs often played faster,on these two songs i thought it worked well, usually i hate the faster performed songs. The complexities of abbas songs must have been very difficult to re create live.
They are not as strict and exact live though. Listen to the drums and the piano(s) for instance, much more small ad libs here than in the studio recordings.
ABBA ótimo vivo poucas bandas podem cantar neste nível destaque especial para "Frida". seus vocais poderosos sempre em destaque nos shows ao vivo.
1:48 lol and they were saying that Agnetha had the best butt. 😄
Nah...my butt looks better.
Glad you finally did this #Jaybriel
SVT is Swedish Television
Good reaction. 💯👍
the poor guy is thinking must not pass wind must not pass wind. hold it in
SVT - Sveriges Television
I had a feeling you would like this better, I certainly do.
At 6:18 Agnetha is told the note to hit at 6:30 ,a F7 witch she hits Pitch Perfectly..The equipment at the concert couldn't record the full note ,Agnetha was too high
Please react to Chiquitita from the same Wembley concert. It is beautiful.
3:48, Agree with many comments: the guitarrist can not concentrate on his solo...Fact...
Benny is a good singer, but his body language (or body expression) is not that good. Yet, these guys are unique.
The recording has plenty of energy as well, but it's just a bit too clinical for me. Agnetha's voice sounds a bit cold on it. Live it's significantly better, especially when she hits that high note!
ABBA : A ( agnetha fältskogh ) - B ( björn ulvaeus ) - B ( benny andersson ) - A ( anni - frid lyngstad ) -
ABBA - ( 1972 och 1983 ) is considered to be one of the largest in music history with over 400 million records sold in (2014 ) but new satisic`s say`s that in some bananrepublics that is maybe 100 million records or more not regristrated AND ABBA`s Manager Stig "Stickan "Andersson was a buisnessman and changing record`sales to stocking`s like oil art and what ever - he`s dead and they say that he is the only one who did know the EXACT number of sales.
ABBA - is one of the few artists to have achieved success across ALL the continents of the earth. In the mid -1970s, they were the most successful pop group in the world in all
categories.
Abba has almost 70 singles as No. 1 worldwide and over 60 albums no 1 worldvide. In the UK they had 19 straight top 10 singles, 9 singles and nine albums as no. 1 on the British top list of which eight are in succession (1975, -76, -77, -78, -79, -80, -81, -82). In 2014, the group had sold 400 million records and is thus Sweden's most successful music export of all time.
Abba became the first pop group from Continental Europe / Nordic to achieve greater success in the English-speaking world for a long time.
- ABBA had so MANY HIT`s so they dont had the time to tour the Usa more than once - ( and they did`nt want to be the Opening act for any group so they waited for USA they had a number one hit - DANCING QUEEN - A lot of Tv Commersials Worldvide and Videos make them ( and The Beatles ) pioneers in making Music VIDEO`s for sale before MTV .
- ABBA music has been around over 40 years, they have released over 100 compilations and sold records in a 100 or more territories and you know that kind of thing (even in small amounts) does add up over time. ABBA is a uniquely universal group, selling or having their music stolen in every conceivable market. ABBA were popular in the heyday in even less traditional markets like Japan, Latin America, Eastern Europe, the Philippines, and nowadays in places like China and Korea. We just can’t nail down a total sales numbers.. I guess will never know.
- ABBA did 3 Big Live Tours - European Tour 1974-75. - 1977 Touring Europe and Australia, where the group was extremely popular, ("ABBA Mania") and was documented in the feature film ABBA - The Movie, which received a bio premiere in December 1977. During the first half of 1978, the group did a promotional tour in the United States, where the single "Take a Chance on Me" climbed to third place.
ABBA has sent 20 songs onto the Hot 100 (all between 1974 and 1982), earning four top 10 s among 14 top 40 hits. ... ABBA has also landed 13 albums on the Billboard 200 (from 1974 to 2011), six of which reached the chart's top 40, led by The Album, which rose to No. 14, the act's best rank, in 1978. - No 1 Hit "Dancing Queen " in 1976 ) -
In the fall of 1979 ABBA toured Europe, USA and Canada. In the spring of 1980, the tour continued to Japan, which would be their last concert tour before the break. In 1980, two singles were released which, before the break, became the group's last one on the UK singles list: "The Winner Takes It All" and "Super Trouper The live album" ABBA Live at Wembley Arena 1979 "
- ABBA World Tour 1979-80 Live Record "ABBA LIVE at WEMBLEY LONDON 1979 " (On RUclips in HD Song`s like "Summer Night City " Does Yor Mother Know " Hole in Your Soul " Gimme Gimme Gimme " and many more )
- ABBA: The Tour, later also labelled ABBA in Concert and ABBA: North American and European Tour 1979, was the third and final concert tour by the Swedish pop group, ABBA. Primarily visiting North America, Europe and Asia during 1979-1980, the tour supported the group's sixth studio album, Voulez-Vous. The tour opened in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, on September 13, 1979, and closed in Tokyo, Japan on March 27, 1980, having performed 52 shows in 40 cities across 13 countries. As it was the group's final tour before unofficially disbanding in late 1982, it included the largest catalogue of hit songs performed on a tour.
Date City Country -- Venue
September 13 1979 Edmonton Canada Northlands Coliseum
September 15, 1979 Vancouver Pacific Coliseum
September 17, 1979 Seattle United States - Seattle Center Coliseum
September 18, 1979 Portland Paramount Theatre
September 19, 1979 Concord Concord Pavilion
September 21, 1979 Anaheim ACC Arena
September 22, 1979 San Diego San Diego Sports Arena
September 23, 1979 Tempe ASU Activity Center
September 24, 1979 Las Vegas Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts
September 26, 1979 Omaha Omaha Civic Auditorium
September 27, 1979 Saint Paul St. Paul Civic Center
September 29, 1979 Milwaukee Milwaukee Auditorium
September 30, 1979 Chicago Auditorium Theatre
October 2, 1979 New York City Radio City Music Hall
October 3, 1979 Boston Music Hall
October 4, 1979 Washington, D.C. DAR Constitution Hall
October 6, 1979 Montreal Canada Montreal Forum
October 7, 1979 Toronto Maple Leaf Gardens
Europe
October 19, 1979 Gothenburg Sweden Scandinavium
October 20, 1979 Stockholm Sweden Johanneshovs Isstadion
October 21, 1979 Copenhagen Denmark Falkoner Teatret
October 23, 1979 Paris France Pavillon de Paris
October 24, 1979 Rotterdam Netherlands Rotterdam Ahoy Sportpaleis
October 25, 1979 Dortmund West Germany Westfalenhallen
October 27, 1979 Munich West Germany Olympiahalle
October 28, 1979 Zürich Switzerland Hallenstadion
October 29, 1979 Vienna Austria Wiener Stadthalle
October 30, 1979 Böblingen West Germany Sporthalle
November 1, 1979 Bremen West Germany Stadthalle Bremen
November 2, 1979 Frankfurt West Germany Festhalle Frankfurt
November 3, 1979 Brussels Belgium Forest National
November 5, 1979 London England Wembley Arena
November 6, 1979 London England Wembley Arena
November 7, 1979 London England Wembley Arena
November 8, 1979 London England Wembley Arena
November 9, 1979 London England Wembley Arena
November 10, 1979 London England Wembley Arena
November 11, 1979 Stafford England Bingley Hall
November 12, 1979 Stafford England Bingley Hall
November 13, 1979 Glasgow Scotland The Apollo
November 15, 1979 Dublin Ireland RDS Main Hall
Asia
March 12, 1980 Tokyo Japan Nippon Budokan
March 13, 1980 Tokyo Japan Nippon Budokan
March 14, 1980 Kōriyama Japan Sōgō Taiikukan
March 17, 1980 Tokyo Japan Nippon Budokan
March 18, 1980 Tokyo Japan Nippon Budokan
March 20, 1980 Fukuoka Japan Fukuoka Kyuden
March 21, 1980 Osaka Japan Festival Hall
March 22, 1980 Osaka Japan Festival Hall
March 24, 1980 Nagoya Japan Aichi Prefectural Gymnasium
March 26, 1980 Tokyo Japan Nippon Budokan
March 27, 1980 Tokyo Japan Nippon Budokan
Abba was elected to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2010 and the Swedish Music Hall of Fame in 2011
Does Your Mother Know!!??? Is this a song about a man lusting after an underage girl??? Very ill-advised song...1:36 'Your only a child'. Ban the song dude!
I think you misunderstand the lyrics. It is the exact opposite. It is about a man telling a girl that she is too young for him. That is why he is asking "Does your mother..."
@@standersson6420 it still does not take away from the fact that it is inappropriate for a song. It is sung in such a jubilant and tongue-in-cheek manner.
@@standersson6420 Look at the lyrics for God’s sake:
You're so hot, teasing me - So you're blue but I can't take a chance on a chick like you
I can read in your face that your feelings are driving you wild
And I can chat with you baby - Flirt a little maybe
I can see what you want - So maybe I'm not the one
Now you're so cute, I like your style
And I know what you mean when you
NEED I GO ON???
it's about a man facing the fact that he should NOT be lusting after an underage girl, so he tells her to go away
@@carcarjinks1430 still a misadvised song.