Take That - Everything Changes

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Free Music Review: US's Missing Link
Hit: 5 Stars

This album, a combination of the peppy beat-laden pop which highlighted their debut and some very good blue-eyed soul ballads shows the change of direction being taken by the 'That' as they shed their teen idol image for one with more maturity. This point was completely missed in the US, and left us who loved the first album completely shocked when we bought their "follow up" album. Featuring a string of world-wide #1 hits, this album is probably the best of the three full-length releases. The singles, "Why Can't I Wake Up With You", "Pray", "Babe", "Everything Changes", "Love Ain't Here Anymore" and a remake of Dan Hartman's "Relight My Fire", are all top rate recordings and could have easily been hits here in the States. Unfortunately, us American Take That fans weren't given any say about it.

Besides the 6 singles, there are other noteworthy cuts on this album. Gary's "Another Crack In My Heart", "Wasting My Time" and "Broken Your Heart" are among his best; even Howard gets a spotlight on "If This Is Love", which isn't exactly the "barking seal" that the press claimed him to be.

Probably the best track on the album is "Love Ain't Here Anymore". Supposedly, this track was released in a different mix here in the US (it is featured on the 'Greatest Hits' lp), however I don't recall hearing this track until it appeared as the b-side of "Back For Good", the group's only US hit which wouldn't be released until 2 years later.

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