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Throughout the 1970s, many music critics dismissed ABBA as little more than a hit-making pop machine, arguing that their catchy melodies were designed to sell records rather than push artistic boundaries. They were frequently compared to rock giants like Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, and Queen, and were often criticized for lacking the artistic depth and musical ambition that defined the era’s most celebrated rock bands.

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