It’s hard to imagine how different today’s music charts might look if there had never been an ABBA. From the moment they swept to glory at Eurovision in 1974 the Swedish pop group have been, and continue to be, major influences on musicians around the world.

Thirty years on and the phenomenon continues, everybody still loves ABBA. Their evergreen songs have stood the test of time, the music is just as popular now as it was back then, if not more so. From their first UK #1 single ‘Waterloo’ through to their final, ‘Super Trouper’, everybody has their favourite guilty pleasure.

The ‘Number Ones’ DVD is released on November 25. Along with videos from all of their nineteen #1 singles, it features some rare TV footage of their first live performance on the BBC’s Top Of The Pops just a week after winning Eurovision, and their last ever TV appearance as a group on The Late Late Breakfast Show in 1982, as well as other previously unavailable performances. The DVD will also include a scrapbook with details of all ABBA’s #1 hits.

Listen to the music, watch the videos and you’ll know why ABBA truly are one of the most loved groups in the history of pop music.