For all releases that combine 'Gold (Greatest Hits)' with the follow-up 'More ABBA Gold (More ABBA Hits). Too much Surface noise in the gold color edition.

Includes Audio, Video and Audio+Video releases. For all releases that combine 'Gold (Greatest Hits)' with the follow-up ' please see '. Cheers Theme Song Instrumental Mp3 here.

Main release years: 1992, 1999 (remastered), 2002 (redesigned), 2003 (DVD), 2008 (new remaster) and 2010 (restored DVD, released as CD+DVD). The 1992 audio release includes the US promo edit of 'The Name Of The Game' and the 1992 edit of 'Voulez-Vous' ‎‎– later releases include the full versions. The following 1992 European CD versions are almost identical: BIEM/STEMRA + 'Made in Germany' (on inner ring) ‎– see BIEM/STEMRA + 'Made in France by PRS' (on disc) – see BIEM/STEMRA + 'Made in France by PMDC' (on disc) – see BIEM/STEMRA + 'Made in UK by PDO' (on disc) – see. ABBA is always fascinating because on the surface they're pure kitsch, but if you really listen to their music and words, there is a darkness that leaks out of the glitter. Over-the-top arrangements that seemed to be full of sugar, is actually quite spicy.

“The Winner Takes It All,” “Fernando,” and “Knowing Me, Knowing You” has the tinge of darkness that makes one take a pause. So things don't seem to be a technicolor brilliance, but there is a sadness in their music that makes it into a hard grey color. Gold is the ultimate greatest hits package from these two (at the time) married couples. One wonders if they see it as a memoir of sorts, or is it just song-writing done on a very professional manner.