I see Prof. Yaffle, but I can’t find them!
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Nope, we are supposed to go to church and act devoted…
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seems like it; I’ve never seen them, only heard them through my speakers…
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Yes that is their first album cover.
From memory the album’s are on Tidal, YouTube and Apple
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@mjw
Or you can buy them directly from the band. 3 cd’s for £23 = bargain 
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Well that is true but not everyone is happy buying music unheard.
Once heard many have purchased
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Very true Michael
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I see what you did there 
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Nice Camera Obscura quote. I miss them dearly.
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Yet, that’s what we used to do. We may have heard one or two tracks from an LP, but that was all. A decade or so ago, I used to listen to Radioio, and discovered artists such as Patty Griffin and Jack Johnson because of a single track. Maybe the problem with streaming is the disposable nature of music. I’m certainly enjoying music after removing Qobuz releases from my library, and having a collection I’m invested in.
Bring back the excitement!
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I bet they charge a fortune for restocking the sufficant. Dishwasher rinse aid does the same thing and I bet significantly cheaper.
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Touring next May.
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I always have to say no more F****** ABBA in the car as it’s alway put on. I really can’t stand it.
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She said she wouldn’t carry on after the death of Carey. Things change then. I might tag along to one as never got to see them.
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Looks like it should last forever, but was not included in the package (the only missing item, besides a dust cover).
They say it’s not required, but enough reviews have said it makes a major improvement that I bought a small bottle
Me neither. I would have done the Trades Club in Hebden Bridge, but it sold out in about five minutes!
Well I have only listened to one of these album fully once ever because they were too bad sounding.
I don’t really listen to ABBA (but don’t dislike them) but the wife enjoyed hearing them both again for the first time in almost 40 years.