15-12-2021, 04:38
ABBA "voyage"
highly anticipated new album for the first time in forty years....
their nineth in all...
and the magic is still there to a degree...
ballads, pop, dance-pop and celtic folk...
lovely harmonies, melodies and overall tunes that you would expect from the band...
the songs reflect where they are in their lives right now ie: rekindling friendships, memories of the past, a Christmas tune and a loosely veiled environmental song...
band used the same studio and studio players that they used to use and that kept the sound strictly ABBA...
nothing bad on here and IMO fits in well with their back catalogue of classic material.
I LIKE THIS ALBUM
tracks:
1. i still have faith in you **
2. when you danced with me **
3. little things **
4. dont shut me down ***
5. just a notion **
6. i can be that woman **
7. keep an eye on Dan ***
8. bumblebee ***
9. no doubt about it **
10. ode to freedom **
3s - 3
2s - 7
1s - 0
rating: 2.3
favourite which continues to be a grower for me and a simply gorgeous song
He likes the lilacs in my garden
I love to watch him fly
He's just a tiny, fuzzy ball
And I wonder how he can fly at all
A world without him
I dread to think what that would be
And I imagine my distress
It would be a new kind of loneliness
But for now, I'm in my garden
Watching clouds sail with the breeze
Feeling carefree as I listen
To the hum of bumblebees
It's quite absurd this summer morning
To think we could be trapped
Inside a world where all is changing
Too fast for bumblebees to adapt
From thyme to bluebell
From hyacinth to lily rose
Oh, how I do adore the sight
Of his rather clumsy, erratic flight
And for now, I'm in my garden
Watching clouds sail with the breeze
Feeling carefree as I listen
To the hum of bumblebees
Yes, for now, I'm in my garden
Watching clouds sail with the breeze
Feeling sad for those who'd never
Hear the hum of bumblebees
"BTO....Bachman,Turner,Overweight
They were big in the 70s....for five minutes,on a Saturday,after lunch..." - Me 2014.
They were big in the 70s....for five minutes,on a Saturday,after lunch..." - Me 2014.

