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

By YPB Team

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) — ranked #11
Look Sharp! by Roxette (1988)
Roxette's breakout album that launched global hits like The Look.
Joyride by Roxette (1991) — ranked #22
Joyride by Roxette (1991)
Their commercial peak; one of the most infectious pop albums of the 90s.
Tourism by Roxette (1992) — ranked #33
Tourism by Roxette (1992)
Road-tested mix of live tracks and new studio material.
Crash! Boom! Bang! by Roxette (1994) — ranked #44
Crash! Boom! Bang! by Roxette (1994)
Polished mid-career album balancing ballads and upbeat pop.
Have a Nice Day by Roxette (1999) — ranked #55
Have a Nice Day by Roxette (1999)
Smooth, confident record showing their enduring appeal.
Charm School by Roxette (2011) — ranked #66
Charm School by Roxette (2011)
Emotional comeback after Marie's illness; fan favorite.
Good Karma by Roxette (2016) — ranked #77
Good Karma by Roxette (2016)
Final studio album; a warm, upbeat farewell.
Happy Nation by Ace of Base (1992) — ranked #88
Happy Nation by Ace of Base (1992)
Debut that made Ace of Base a worldwide sensation (also released as The Sign).
The Bridge by Ace of Base (1994) — ranked #99
The Bridge by Ace of Base (1994)
Slicker follow-up pushing their reggae-pop sound further.
Flowers by Ace of Base (1998) — ranked #1010
Flowers by Ace of Base (1998)
Stylistic evolution blending Eurodance with melodic hooks.
Da Capo by Ace of Base (2002) — ranked #1111
Da Capo by Ace of Base (2002)
Final album with a refreshed lineup and modern production.

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