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Description: Genre: Pop - Dance Pop / Artist: Take That / Audio CD released 2007-11-26 at RCA / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Never Fo ... more 2 Back For Good 3 How Deep Is Your Love 4 Pray 5 Relight My Fire 6 Everything Changes 7 Babe 8 Sure 9 It Only Takes A Minute 10 A Million Love Songs 11 Could It Be Magic 12 Why Can't I Wake Up With You 13 Love Ain't Here Anymore 14 I Found Heaven 15 Promises 16 Once You’ve Tasted Love 17 Pray (Live Berlin 1994) 18 Relight My Fire (Element 2006 Remix) 19 Today I’ve Lost You (Previously Unreleased) Newest Review: ... original work. It's a must for all former Take That fans and contains all their best songs from a time when pop was pure and ... more |
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by ButterBear - written on 14.09.07 (Very useful, 85 readings)
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Take That, who hasn't heard of them, whether back in the 90's or now with their successful relaunch with their new song "patience". Take That were 5 young lads from manchester bought together by Nigel Martin Smith, the boys that would go on to break a million hearts were- Gary Barlow, Robbie Williams, Mark Owen, Jason Orange and Howard Donald. None of the lads any any professional stage or performance school training yet they set off for 2 years doing gigs covering popular dance numbers as well as some of Gary Barlow's own compositions. They signed a recording contract in 1992 and had 3 flops before finally getting a hit with "It only takes a minute" ...
by funagogo - written on 31.03.07 (Very useful, 128 readings)
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Intro: So I'm tearing down the shop to buy a copy of "fast forward" with my pocket money to find my favourite band Take That on the front cover. Roll on over a decade and I'm back going exactly the same. Obviously "Fast Forward" has transgressed to "Heat" and I'm a bit too old for pocket money (although if anyone has any spare cash that needs rehoming I'm all ears) but Mark, Howard, Gary and Jason are back with a vengeance - and to mark their comeback have released this : their greatest hits album! The Band: Gary Barlow - Is the chief somgwriter of the group and freely admits would rather be playing the piano than ...
by karenuk - written on 14.12.05 (Very useful, 431 readings)
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I liked Take That in the 1990s, although I was too old to be a groupie. When the recent TV documentary was on, I watched it and really enjoyed it. Besides Robbie, I had only really followed Mark Owen’s career, buying both his solo albums, so it was interesting catching up with what Howard, Gary and Jason were doing. After the documentary, I really wanted their new album, so that is what I spent an Amazon voucher on. Never Forget is pretty much a greatest hits album, with one previously unreleased track. All the songs you would expect are on it, as well as a live version of Pray and a remix of Relight My Fire. There are a whopping great nineteen tracks on this ...
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