1979年の6thアルバム『ヴーレ・ヴー』 のリリース40周年を記念して、アルバムの最新マスターLPと7インチ・シングル・レコードからなるファン垂涎アイテムが発売決定!!

「ダンシング・クイーン」、「チキチータ」、「テイク・ア・チャンス」、「恋のウォーター・ルー」、「ザ・ウィナー」、「ギミー!ギミー!ギミー!」などなど、数多のヒット・シングルを持つ、北欧スウェーデン出身のスーパー・グループ、ABBA。
その6作目のスタジオ・アルバム『ヴーレ・ヴー』が、Abbey Road Studioでのハーフ・スピード・マスタリングによる最新マスターを使用した180g重量ブラック・ヴァイナルLPで復刻!

発売・販売元 提供資料 （2019/04/30）

Q (9/01, p.126) - 3 stars out of 5 - "...Represents Abba's last burst of omnipotence...sealing its reputation as their disco album..." Uncut (p.101) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "In the SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER era they embraced disco...they stuck with the genre until 'Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight)' hit the target."

Rovi

That it took nearly a year to record Voulez-Vous is an indicator of the creative and personal constraints in which the four members of ABBA found themselves at the end of the '70s. Their sixth album coincided with the marital split between Agnetha Faltskog and Bjorn Ulvaeus and the massively shifting currents in popular music, with disco, which had been on the wane, suddenly undergoing a renaissance thanks to the 1977 movie Saturday Night Fever. Thus, about half of Voulez-Vous shows the heavy influence of the Bee Gees from their megahit disco era. This is shown not just in the fact that the backing track for the title song was cut at Criteria Studios in Miami, where the Bee Gees had cut Main Course, Children of the World, and most of the rest of their disco-era music, but through the funky beat that ran through much of the material; yet the album still had a pair of soft, lyrical Europop-style ballads, "I Have a Dream" and "Chiquitita," both of which proved as popular as any of the more dance-oriented songs, and were reminders of Faltskog's and Ulvaeus' roots, in particular, in popular folk music during the mid- to late '60s. Those two songs, plus "Angeleyes," "Does Your Mother Know," and the title cut, were all Top Five singles in England, although only "Chiquitita" and "Does Your Mother Know" were Top 40 hits in America, where the album's sales peaked at a modest 500,000 or so. ~ Bruce Eder

Rovi