ABBA - Live At Wembley Arena FLAC

Performer: ABBA
Album: Live At Wembley Arena
Country: Europe
Released: 29 Sep 2014
Style: Europop
Label: Polar
Genre: Pop
Catalog #: 00602537716074
Size FLAC: 2100 mb.
Size MP3: 1193 mb.
Rating: 4.2/5
Votes: 754
Record Source: 3 × Vinyl, LP, Album, Limited Edition, 180 Gram

Abba Europe Polar Europop 2014

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Tracklist

1	Fernando
2	SOS
3	Knowing Me, Knowing You
4	Dancing Queen
5	As Good As New
6	Money, Money, Money
7	I Have A Dream
8	Intermezzo No. 1
9	Hole In Your Soul
10	Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight)
11	Does Your Mother Know
12	Waterloo
13	Why Did It Have To Be Me
14	The Way Old Friends Do
15	The Name Of The Game
16	Summer Night City
17	Voulez-Vous
18	Thank You For The Music
19	Rock Me
20	I'm Still Alive
21	Chiquitita
22	If It Wasn't For The Nights
23	Gammal Fäbodpsalm
24	Eagle
25	Take A Chance On Me

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
00602537928644	ABBA	Live At Wembley Arena ‎(2xCD, Album)	Polar	00602537928644	Europe	2014
00602537716067	ABBA	Live At Wembley Arena ‎(2xCD, Album, Unofficial)	Polar	00602537716067	Russia	2014
00602537716067	ABBA	Live At Wembley Arena ‎(2xCD, Album, Ltd, Dig)	Polar	00602537716067	Europe	2014
06025 379 2864	ABBA	Live At Wembley Arena ‎(2xCD, Album)	Polar	06025 379 2864	India	2014
4605026715479	ABBA	Live At Wembley Arena ‎(2xCD, Album)	Polar	4605026715479	Russia	2014

Credits

Art Direction – Fredrik Hurtig
Backing Vocals – Birgitta Wollgård, Liza Öhman, Tomas Ledin
Coordinator [Project] – Mia Segolsson
Engineer [Assistant] – Filip Lindholm
Engineer [Concert Sound] – Michael B. Tretow
Engineer [Sound Engineer] – Claes af Geijerstam
Liner Notes – Jan Gradvall
Mastered By – Björn Engelmann
Mixed By – Bernard Löhr
Musician, Bass – Rutger Gunnarsson
Musician, Drums – Ola Brunkert
Musician, Guitar – Lasse Wellander, Mats Ronander
Musician, Keyboards – Anders Eljas
Musician, Percussion – Åke Sundqvist
Photography By [Cover Photos] – Anders Hanser
Photography By [Front Cover Photo Colorized By] – Isabelle Alsén
Photography By [Other Photos] – Anders Hanser , Torbjörn Calvero
Producer [This Album] – Ludvig Andersson

Notes

The complete ABBA concert from November 10th 1979

Barcodes

Barcode: 6 02537 71607 4

Companies

Recorded At – Wembley Arena
Record Company – Universal Music – 00602537716074

Video

ABBA Live at Wembley will be reissued on vinyl on 13 March 2020 via UMC/Polydor - half-speed mastered (by Miles Showell at Abbey Road Studios) so this should sound better. It comes with a download code.

i am looking forward !!! Nice to know that a much better edition will be available soon !!!

if this sounds so bad why do sellers expect anyone to pay these over-inflated prices anyone who pays £100+ for this vinyl is just plain stupid or a millionaire

Collectors are usually strange people...i still don't get it...many buyers will never listen to that record.

Horribly mastered on the vinyl. The hi hat is all over the place. Unlistenable. Go for the CD version.

Wonderful cover but horrible sound. No dynamics and whispering sound of the Hi-Hats. Universal can't make records. To sell something is insolence.

It's a f*cked up GZ Vinyl mastering....with simply no quality control. Such a shame !!!

Is there anyone who actually has a listenable copy of this 3LP vinyl set? Shouldn't Polar / Universal provide replacements for everyone? Any word on this? The cover and sleeve with all the pics are fine but the pressing is totally screwed up.

Mailed Polar/Universal + some other places about the hi-hat situation just after I purchased this 3LP in 2015 (?). No answer whatsoever. F.O.

This cutting is the worst-sounding ABBA vinyl release I've ever heard...it was pressed by czech factory GZ and I suspect that they also did the cutting. It has horrible distortion noises on the hihats - unlistenable !!! I will sell my copy and listen to the CD version instead. I have no use for a vinyl release that will never be played again.

I think like you. This cutting is the worst-sounding ABBA vinyl release I've ever heard. I don't know if CD has bad sound too. I don't know if buy CD or not.

I've heard that this pressing should sound rather bad. I don't see any information on mastering - I'm beginning to fear that there was no proper vinyl-master for this. Does anybody have any further information? :)

Basically a dubplate vinyl of this release would sound better? When it's cut in real time, i know it would cost much more than the official vinyl.

Hi,i can only confirm it: the pressing is terrible. The available mp3 download sounds way better !! :(

I think a second pressing to rectify the problem would be great, it's funny that the 1986 ABBA Live album i have is made in Poland and has great sound but that this one nearly 20 years later has worse sound, but they probably used the masters for the 1986 Live album, also, in my local music store they don't seem to know anything about this release, they don't have the 2 different CD editions or the Vinyl, but they had all the new ABBA releases from this year the week they came out, i live in Ireland, was it limited to just mainland europe, Germany, France etc?

The record was pressed in Poland, that says everything...! There was no master used and there'll be no 2nd edition...!Greetz from "ABBA Intermezzo" Fan Club Member.

You're absolutely right! I had been looking forward to this one for a long time too- I tried two different pick ups, but it was the same with both :(It sounded OK of I rolled off more or less all the treble on my amplifier and listened through head phones. But this is really disappointing, as it is ABBA, and ABBA always sound amazing. ...well to be fair: the rest does sound great but the treble is absolutely horrendous!But still I had to have it and it does look good in the collection :)Let's just hope the DVD sounds better!!

That sucks, i've been seeing a lot of reviews on the vinyl edition being bad, i don't understand why there was no proper mastering of it, i mean it's ABBA, everything should have been double checked before mass production, that's one thing i cannot understand, i won't buy it, i've been looking forward to this since May, but i will pass, i'm not spending 40E on something that's not gonna sound good, at least i have the ABBA Live album on vinyl from 1986 and i don't care about the studio over dubs, what we really deserve is Live In Wembley the DVD, am i right? the same with the Australian Tour.

Ok - had to have it anyway, and I must admit, it's absolutely beautiful but it does sound horrible; or rather the hi-hats are awful! The rest is fine... if you can hear over the massively hissing hi-hats :(My guess is that there was no proper vinyl master made for this one.