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Oh dear, Abba’s new album is a bit of a dog: Voyage reviewed

Time has been very kind to Abba. No one back in the 1970s thought of them as geniuses. But they've even lost the talent for writing memorable tunes

Funny (and not unpleasant) purveyors of, largely, schlock. Credit: Baillie Walsh
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