What is the best album by ABBA-inspired Scandinavian pop acts like Roxette and Ace of Base?

From Roxette's irresistible guitar-pop to Ace of Base's reggae-tinged earworms, Scandinavia delivered some of pop's most purely enjoyable albums. Which one takes the crown?

Look Sharp! by Roxette (1988)

Roxette's breakout album that launched global hits like The Look.

1/11

Joyride by Roxette (1991)

Their commercial peak; one of the most infectious pop albums of the 90s.

2/11

Tourism by Roxette (1992)

Road-tested mix of live tracks and new studio material.

3/11

Crash! Boom! Bang! by Roxette (1994)

Polished mid-career album balancing ballads and upbeat pop.

4/11

Have a Nice Day by Roxette (1999)

Smooth, confident record showing their enduring appeal.

5/11

Charm School by Roxette (2011)

Emotional comeback after Marie's illness; fan favorite.

6/11

Good Karma by Roxette (2016)

Final studio album; a warm, upbeat farewell.

7/11

Happy Nation by Ace of Base (1992)

Debut that made Ace of Base a worldwide sensation (also released as The Sign).

8/11

The Bridge by Ace of Base (1994)

Slicker follow-up pushing their reggae-pop sound further.

9/11

Flowers by Ace of Base (1998)

Stylistic evolution blending Eurodance with melodic hooks.

10/11

Da Capo by Ace of Base (2002)

Final album with a refreshed lineup and modern production.

11/11