1.) ABBA - Arrival Vinyl, LP, Album - Japanese Pressing - 1978 - Japan - Discomate – DSP-5102 Media: NM / Sleeve, Insert & OBI: NM A1 When I Kissed The Teacher = ウェン・アイ・キッスト・ザ・ティーチャー 3:00 A2 Dancing Queen = ダンシング・クィーン 3:50 A3 My Love, My Life = マイ・ラブ、マイ・ライフ 3:52 A4 Dum Dum Diddle = ダム・ダム・ディドゥル 2:53 A5 Knowing Me, Knowing You = ノウイング・ミー、ノウイング・ユー 4:02 B1 Money, Money, Money = マネー、マネー、マネー 3:05 B2 That's Me = ザッツ・ミー 3:15 B3 Why Did It Have To Be Me = ホワイ・ディドゥ・イット・ハブ・トゥ・ビー・ミー 3:20 B4 Tiger = タイガー 2:55 B5 Arrival = アライバル 3:00 Widely considered the Swedish foursome's first classic album -- and historically important as the first to use the now-famous mirror-B logo -- 1976's Arrival contains three huge hit singles, the dramatic "Money Money Money," the downcast "Knowing Me, Knowing You," and quite possibly the band's finest four minutes, the absolutely perfect pop classic "Dancing Queen," a combination of Spector-ian grandeur, McCartney-esque melody, and the indescribable vocals of Agnetha Fältskog and Anni-Frid Lyngstad. The rest of ABBA's fourth album is strikingly consistent and accomplished, from the sly, bouncy "When I Kissed the Teacher" to the atmospheric title track, making room in between for the three excellent singles and five other substantial pop tunes. Although three LPs and a greatest-hits compilation preceded it, Arrival is aptly titled, as this album announces the band's move beyond bubblegum. __________________________________________________ This record has been cleaned with a professional ultrasonic machine. New inner and outer sleeves included. Fast & careful shipping.