Only the original 1992 CD version has been sold in the United States. Its edited versions of "Voulez-Vous" and "The Name of the Game" were replaced by the full original-length versions on the 1999 and subsequent re-releases. Instead of its 3 other songs, local ABBA hits appeared on the 1992 Australasian issue. "Chiquitita" and "Fernando" were sung in Spanish on the 1992 Spanish version.
The 1999 re-mastered CD Signature Issue had different track listings, the autographs, and new sleeve notes. The 10th Anniversary Edition re-release of 2002 included the ABBA logo written with the official font, a redesigned back cover, and the European track list. In 2003, 2xCD Special Edition with Bonus CD was released. In 2004, a CD/DVD Anniversary Edition (also available without DVD) was released in UK. It had a sleeve cover in gold rather than black. Its DVD included 18 of the 19 songs from the CD (except "The Name Of The Game") as video clips with excellent sound, but their picture was so dated, for ABBA's stiffness and lame showmanship in addition to a low quality of the image, that the clip use may not be much more than just for listening. The 2008 CD re-release was similar to the 2002 one.
The 2003 DVD included the same 19 songs as the CD, but in said visually impaired video clips, a 25 min. historical documentary, and the 1992 video "Dancing Queen".
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