[Princess]

Nah. There's two for each time they're around. One called 'Take That:Then' and one called 'Take That:Now'. Basically they know we'll buy both,more money for them :P

[MrGaryy]

sounds cool, I might buy the Then one, it sounds more interesting :P

I watched some of the Greatest Popstar show earlier, have the rest recorded. The guy who's presenting good haha!

[Princess]

I think the Now one will be better,Robbie free,haha! Also I've only loved them since they've comeback.

Paddy McGuiness,yeah he was brill. They showed clips of the Circus Tour,it was amazingggggg.

Also YAY for 99 pages,just 1 page till 100!

[MrGaryy]

yeah they're a bit more well behaved this time round hehe :P but yeah it would be better for you.

[Princess]

Well behaved ain't a good thing I hope there's some family pics,that'd be so cute!

Sooooo hope I can get the books tomorrow,gonna have to borrow money off my parents cos I have none!

[Princess]

GOT THE BOOKS!!!!

Took me less than 2 hours to read them both,haha. A lottttt of pictures. But they're gorgeous books,I love them.

[BigSister]

Glad you like them ^_^

[Princess]

A lot of people were disappointed cos there's not a lot of writing but it was always advertised as a photography book with commentary,not an autobigraphy,so they can't complain,lol. I do loveeeeeee them,my fav pic of them ever takes up 2 whole pages.

[Princess]

This is so cute! I'll have to buy Closer tomorrow,along with Heat which I hear is chokablock full of Take That!

Mark Owen has already made it very clear that his upcoming wedding to fiancee Emma Ferguson will be a strictly private affair, but that hasn't stopped him letting slip a few details about the big day. "Everything's going to plan, but we haven't had time to think about our honeymoon yet," he tells Closer magazine. "It's a big white wedding, but a private affair. I want to be with family and friends." Asked if his fellow Take That bandmates will be performing on the day, Mark laughs and says, "Are you kidding? I couldn't afford them!" Although he then adds, "The boys will all be there, though." Mark will wed Emma – who he says is his best friend and makes him laugh – in a Scottish castle next month. Awww. If you could marry any member of Take That, who would it be and why? Vote below.

http://www.heatworld.com/Article/127...dding!#votebox

[Princess]

I'm at a friends house and I managed to get HUAL while taping The Box. OMFG ITS AMAZINGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG G. I cried!!!!

Trailer for the DVD,also amazingggggggggggggggg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQ3WssqfeYc

[MrGaryy]

omg i was reading this weeks heat and its reviewing them and its like 'love the sunbathing pic' and im like G2G MOM TTYL BAI. to the book shop.

[Princess]

HAHA! Lots of half naked photos! LOTS

[Princess]

The Hold Up A Light video is AMAZINGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG.

So far I've screamed,jumped up and down,cried and got goosebumps from it. I think I can see my banner in it!

There's this one moment where they're going to the B-Stage and How and Jay just sprint it down with their arms out and the violins are going and the crowd are screaming,it's just MAGICAL.

[Ross]

I did enjoy the tour alot. I had a lush view and it was amazing.

[Scarlett.]

I was playing Grand Theft Auto: Ballad of Gay Tony and heard "Relight my fire" but it turned out it was the original xD

[Princess]

Originally Posted by Ross

I did enjoy the tour alot. I had a lush view and it was amazing.

ILY

LOL how random Chewy! I've never heard the original.

[Scarlett.]

lol I was well let down when I found out it wasnt the TT one xD (I couldnt hear it proper at the time)

[Princess]

Was it on the actual game? I wonder who decided Relight and a killing game(yes?well cars and killing) would work well together,lol!

[Scarlett.]

Yeah, it was on the radio (it plays while you drive)

[Princess]

Ahhh right! That sorta makes sense.

[Princess]

Gary is on Chris Moyles and GMTV tomorrow,prob about CIN. I hope he clears up the HUAL thing,cos no-one has confirmed if it's a single yet.

[Princess]

Well in a minute,they're playing a live track!

[Princess]

Since I'm up so early

THE TAKE THAT boys never stop surprising me - now they've got a secret BEE GEES karaoke tribute act, the GBs.
Their amusing alter-ego - a pun on GARY BARLOW's initials - comes to light on the lads' new live DVD, which I got to see yesterday.

Gary, MARK OWEN, HOWARD DONALD and JASON ORANGE sing a version of their own hit Rule The World in the high-pitched style of the Gibb brothers at the Abbey Road studios.

It's priceless.

Sadly, it won't ever come out as a single. But the man band are sure to get a double No1 with the DVD and the audio CD.

They are massive fans of the Bee Gees, and once covered their hit How Deep Is Your Love.

Take That Present: The Circus Live DVD, comes out on November 23.

If you're struggling for a Christmas present for the missus, your mum, auntie or sister - this is it. There's no shame in blokes owning it either. It's a two-disc masterpiece.

On the first disc is the brilliant Circus tour recorded at Wembley. It's a chance to relive the live show, which has to go down in history as one of the best.

The second is a slick film of the boys at Abbey Road doing a stripped-down version of The Circus album, with interviews between songs.

The session is shot beautifully in black and white.

The album version - just the music - comes out a week later, on November 30.

There are a few nice moments in the film when the lads banter between takes. Here are some of the highlights.

Gary: "When I was 15 I entered a comp to win a session at Abbey Road studio to record a song and then watch it being cut on vinyl. I won it. So one of my first ever recording experiences was here. It's been downhill ever since!"

Howard: "We've got a much bigger friendship now than we ever did. Gary used to write everything at such a rate we were always catching up. It's different now, with all of us sharing the writing."

Gary: "I throw gems, diamonds into the air, and they are all thrown back at me!"

Jason: "I'm the most negative in the band, asking, 'Can we do it better?' all the time. I always question if what we are doing is good enough."

Mark: "I was apprehensive about going into the studio to write together. Sometimes one of us has to go down a certain path with an idea before we all decide it's s***."

Jason: "The whole thing is greater than the sum of the parts. That realisation is a great thing. We need each other."

Mark: "I have written some great songs in my sleep. I sing lyrics into my phone. I'll wake up in the night and sing into my Dictaphone and try not to wake the missus.

"When I wake up in the morning it's just me mumbling and falling asleep - but when I'm dreaming I hear all the string arrangements and everything."

The sell-out Circus tour was seen by an incredible 1.2million people earlier this year.

Now there's every chance Take That could have the Christmas No1 DVD and album. Good luck to them.



THE Bee Gees reached No3 with their classic How Deep Is Your Love in 1977. When Take That released it in March 1996 - weeks after announcing they were splitting - it went to No1

Read more: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...#ixzz0VPAto8QX

[Princess]

So HUAL isn't gonna be released then,just played on radios and stuff for promotion purposes,shame

Some news

If you're anything like us (admit it, you are a bit), you'll be very excited about the brand new Take That DVD and live CD (aptly named, The Circus) that's out next month. And if you were taking a sneaky peek at our Twitter page yesterday, you'll know that we were at a very special preview screening of the DVD, where we scoffed popcorn, sipped wine and watched four solid hours of Take That. Sigh. It's a tough job. Well folks, we're pleased to say it's worth the wait! Not only can you get a DVD and live CD jam-packed with the complete Circus gig (taken from their penultimate night at Wembley back in July), but you also get an amazing second disc containing an exclusive stripped-down session with the lads at Abbey Road. Disc 2 also sees plenty of gossip from the band larking about between scenes, and they even give us an amazing high-pitched rendition of Rule The World, Bee Gee-style (or GB-style, as Gary Barlow points out). Plus Gary, Jason, Howard and Mark are hoping to nab their first Number One with the live CD. We reckon they just might do it! Are you as excited about this as we are?

If you want to pre-order your copy now, click here.

Take That Present: The Circus Live DVD, comes out on November 23.
Take That Present: The Circus Live CD, comes out on November 30.

http://www.heatworld.com/Article/127...-special-treat...

Take That singer Mark Owen has revealed that he often wakes up in the middle of the night with the idea for a song in his head.

The singer, who marries girlfriend Emma Ferguson in the Scottish Highlands next month, admitted that he is sometimes surprised when he listens to them again in the morning.

"I have written some great songs in my sleep. I sing lyrics into my phone. I'll wake up in the night and sing into my Dictaphone and try not to wake the missus," he said on Take That Present: The Circus Live DVD.

"When I wake up in the morning it's just me mumbling and falling asleep - but when I'm dreaming I hear all the string arrangements and everything."

Meanwhile, bandmate Howard Donald claimed that the group share songwriting duties more evenly since they reformed in 2005.

"We've got a much bigger friendship now than we ever did. Gary used to write everything at such a rate we were always catching up. It's different now, with all of us sharing the writing," he said.

"I throw gems, diamonds into the air, and they are all thrown back at me!" Gary Barlow added.

The group release their Take That Present: The Circus Live DVD on November 23.

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/music/ne...eir-sleep.html

TAKE THAT DOUBT THEMSELVESBritish pop band Take That don't think they're very good despite selling millions of records since their 2005 reunion.



Take That don't think they are very good.

The 'Patience' hitmakers - who have earned millions since they reformed in 2005 - say they often get disheartened by their writing and are constantly questioning their own abilities.

Jason Orange said: "I'm the most negative in the band, asking, 'Can we do it better?' all the time. I always question if what we are doing is good enough."

His bandmate Mark Owen added: "Sometimes one of us has to go down a certain path with an idea before we all decide it's s**t."

However, Howard Donald says the group perform better as a unit now as Gary Barlow is no longer the sole songwriter.

He explained in the 'Take That Presents: The Circus Live' DV "We've got a much bigger friendship now that we ever did.

"Gary used to write everything at such a rate we were always catching up."

Mark - who had two top 10 singles in the UK chart after the band split in 1996 - admits his own input in the band would be better if he could remember his dreams.

He explained: "I write great songs in my sleep. I sing lyrics into my phone.

"When I wake up in the morning it's just me mumbling and falling asleep - but when I'm dreaming I hear all the string arrangements

http://www.contactmusic.com/news.nsf...selves_1120729

[Princess]

6 replies in a row by me,I'm soo cool