ABBA
It must be written in capitals (it's their initials, you know.)

In 1976 I spent my pocket money on 'ABBA's Greatest Hits.' My Mum commented that I'd probably go off them in about 6 months. In 2006 I pointed out that she was a bit wrong (anyway, in 1979 she came with me to see them live at Wembley Arena.)

I love 'em. Know everything about them, listen to them every day. I've got loads of books, old magazines, badges, sew-on-patches, stuff on vinyl, the original crappy CDs, the remasters, the re-remasters. I made my friends call our pub quiz team 'The redhead was sexier than the blonde' one quiz night years ago.

My friends used to laugh about the fact that during my doc-martins, leather jacket, shaved-head stage (with my nose ring and eyebrow piercing) I looked quite intimidating, but as I stomped, glowering, down the street I was probably listening to 'Mamma Mia' or 'SOS.'

My favourite member is Anni-Frid.
(singingringingtree Living in the past., Thu 13 Mar 2008, 20:32, 3 replies)

AAAAARRRGGHHH!!!!!
Now I'm going to have to listen to some Zepplin to get them out of my head! DAMN YOU!

(On the other hand, it made me giggle to think of her as Anni-Flid.)
( The Resident Loon Not a demographic. Do not measure., Thu 13 Mar 2008, 20:41, closed)

Zeppelin.
Who, of course, recorded at ABBA's own Polar Studios in Stockholm.

Tee hee.
(singingringingtree Living in the past., Thu 13 Mar 2008, 21:13, closed)

Capitals
It "must"?

It must be written any way you like. House style is your own decision. Frexample, the Rupert Murdoch-owned broadsheet published on Sundays insists on calling itself The Sunday Times (cap T). I think it makes them look like self-important pricks so use a lower case t at all times.
(ChaRleyTroniC is invincible with his chips and cheese, Thu 13 Mar 2008, 21:59, closed)