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Expanded version with 3 bonus tracks - 'Waiting around', 'How can it be' & ' Guess who tasted love (edit)'
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Well, it may not have sold well at the time but it contains several Take That classics and I LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Some really good songs on there, and even though it didn't do as well as it should have when it was first on sale, it's still a really great album and it's AMAZING!
8 of 9 people found the following review helpful
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The mid-90s aren't quite far enough away to be an object of nostalgia, but this album has a better claim than most for future cult status. The jolly cover - five smiling people leaping into the air, with a little logo - shows that the band's image was still being worked on, at a time when such a thing was just starting to be accepted as something mainstream artists could do in a kitsch way. As for the music, Take That stood out from their progeny by dint of the fact that they did fast songs as well as slow songs - Boyzone, for example, only do slow songs. 'It Only Takes a Minute', 'Could it be Magic' and 'A Million Love Songs' were top ten hits ('I Found Heaven' only got to number 15, for some reason), and although 'Everything Changes' has a higher hit quota, this album is nonetheless essential to an understanding of the band and their place in popular culture. It was nice to be alive in 1992, and there's a case for arguing that this album was the rebirth of pop music, and that most of the singles in the charts circa mid-2001 are there because of this.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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You can't go wrong with ordering a Take That CD - whether it is the oldest or the latest. This is a fun album and worth purchasing to see what you missed if you only discovered Take That when they came back with Patience.
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Best Cd Ever!!! :D
Good cd quite fun and cheeky. Obviously not as good as some of there more recent stuff but a very good first attempt :)
Published 3 months ago by Jethrohuckle
Wow?!
I never realised how many good songs were on this album! I asked for Everything Changes for christmas but recieved both albums. Read more
Published 17 months ago by Tommy B
classic take that
Said it All - so to speak.
The boys back in the day before they were men - but didn't they sing up a storm. Some great Barlow Classics on this one
The boys back in the day before they were men - but didn't they sing up a storm. Some great Barlow Classics on this one
Published on 30 Dec 2009 by L. Steele
A must for any Take That fan
If you're a fan of take that you must get this album. Cheesy pop but who cares, it's good to have a dance around too or to sing out when your in the car!!
Published on 31 July 2009 by R. Phillips
Take That Forever
Take That were by far the best and most gorgeous band of the 90s. I love this CD and listen to it quite alot. Read more
Published on 6 Aug 2004 by "tina12564"
A youthful, fun, energetic CD
This CD contains all of Take That's early tracks. A really good fun, catchy CD with songs that are really easy to listen to, from a band that were actually very talented, despite... Read more
Published on 14 Nov 1999
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