ABBA was a successful pop music group from Sweden, that enjoyed a decade of pop chart hits that started in the mid-seventies with their "Waterloo" single. In 1999 their music was turned into a musical, Mamma Mia!...
This official ABBA site boasts more than 138,000 members, and according to a recent site poll, 69% of them listen to ABBA every day.
"2008 already promises several significant events, with the promise of more new music from Benny, and a film version of Mamma Mia! Then in 2009 we have the opening of ABBA the Museum to look forward to."
Robert Verbeek has been an ABBA fan since he purchased his first ABBA album, Dancing Queen, in 1975. Unique features of his fan site are his ABBA quizzes and games...
Last.fm is a social music platform that "listens" to the music you play on your computer or iPod, and creates a music profile with customized music recommendations, personal music charts, and personalized online radio stations.
The next year [1974] rechristened ABBA (a suggestion from Stig Anderson and an acronym of the members' first names), the quartet submitted the single 'Waterloo,' and became the first Swedish act to win the Eurovision competition.
Turn your home computer into a karaoke machine with these fun, sing-along sites. All you need is an Internet connection and your multimedia computer.
Kiddy Karaoke offers twenty-six illustrated alphabet songs to the tune of "Skip to My Lou" and a nice selection of other childhood favorites arranged alphabetically.
"Hi! I'm MoJo, and this is my Musical Mouseum -- a place where you can find the lyrics to your favorite kids' songs!"
"It's a beautiful day in this neighborhood. A beautiful day for a neighbor. Would you be mine? Could you be mine?" But that's not all.
John Suchet is a television journalist who did extensive Beethoven research for a three-part television special titled "The Last Master."
Beethoven is recognized by many as the greatest composer whoever lived.
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