Abba? Now there's a fright! 2 are turning 65 next year, and the youngest (Fältskog) will be 60 in April. Their tunes were moderately entertaining years ago, not the sort of thing I'd care to revisit, especially now that they've entered their golden years.
Of the choices listed, I'd prefer seeing and hearing Dire Straits. Mark Knopfler is extremely talented.
Of all bands from the past, I'd rather not have any of them do a feeble reuinion, it's rare that they can match their previous energy and offer the audience the fullest experience possible, which, is (I feel) disrepectful of the people paying for the tickets. Watch some of those horrifying pledge drive specials (Doo Wop, Motown, etc. etc.) on PBS and witness how the once glorious voices have gone south. Watch as the stars of the past, shuffle slowly on stage, and need a stool to rest on or grip a stand microphone to keep from toppling over. Not a pretty sight.
