[Princess]

Title bump,also Gaz is on Newsround today whenever that's on!

[Twilight]

Hold Up A Light is really amazing<3 it should be released as a single but HQ not live

[Princess]

Live is HQ in Take That world :P And everyone already has The Circus album anyways so it has a better chance of selling if it's a different version than is on The Circus.

[Princess]

Concert on in 10 minutes!!!!

[andyman]

One group member missing..

[andyman]

And the group are complete, for short period of time... Until next time ;-)

[Princess]

Go away!!!!

[andyman]

Gary Barlow even said the talks are good and it will happen one day, i doubt he will rejoin Take That but we could see them perform some songs together one stage or one off charity cd, thats where the talks are..

This could happen late 2010/early 2011.. TT fans have nothing to worry, he aint joining the group.

[CaraRawr]

They were great last night! I loved the Who'd Of Known/Shine collabaration with Lily Allen <333

[Scarlett.]

We had a TT sing a long while doing our work in class today xD

[Nicky.]

Working as hard as always I see Mr Chew.

[Scarlett.]

We did Shine, Patience, Could This Be Magic, Rule The World, Never Forget and Back For Good

[Princess]

Eee sounds fun Chewy,I'm proud! :P

I never did post in here about the CiN gig! Well it was AMAZING of course,boys looked gorgeous,especially my Markie. RTW made me cry. Well done to the boys and a HUGE huge well done to Mr Gary Barlow

Oh and title bumpage-I couldn't even fit Fan Edition in there,they're trying to bankrupt us.

[BigSister]

awww you liked it then
I laughed when Peter kay used never forget in the CIN single with the cartoon characters

[Princess]

Peter Kay LOVES Take That,he went to like 3 concerts in the summer,tres happy he included NF in the song!

[BigSister]

ooooooooooh thats even cooler ^_^
Oh yeah stupid Gary co wrote Geralidines songs so its no wonder*feels like an idiot now*

[Princess]

LOL you're not stupid,I'm just reallyyyyyyyyyyy obsessed! :P

[BigSister]

no I knew that I just forgot

[Princess]

Chart of Lust 2009

▲ 7 TAKE THAT

Anyone who made it to this summer's Circus tour knows what CoL means. You have not lived until you've clapped out Never Forget, live. Or seen Jason Orange's thighs in action.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandsty...t-of-lust-2009

[Silverstyler]

interestinggg................. ))

[Princess]

DVD was out yesterday in the UK I got it on Friday and have watched it every day since,and some songs a lot,I've watched RTW about 10 times.

[Princess]

Figures wouldn't fit in the title! 82,414 copies sold in one day! Their BW DVD was the last fastest selling music DVD ever and it sold 64,000 in a week! Amazinggggg.

Also this thread was 3 years old yesterday *sings*,it's Willow's 1st birthday today *sings some more*,it's been 4 years since the guys announced they were going on tour and the SingStar launch is on tonight!

[BigSister]

Yeah i saw it in HMV Monday. Havent been in again since because ive been ill

[Princess]

Recent pics,of Gary and Dawn at Ronan Keating's charity ball thing and all of them at last night's SingStar launch.

http://twitpic.com/photos/TUTSCentral

I love Emma's face in this,it's like 'mwahaha he's mine now!'

http://twitpic.com/r03sn

[Princess]

Brilliant review from DS!

Take That: 'The Greatest Day'
Released on Monday, November 30 2009

By Mayer Nissim, Entertainment Reporter

Take That are two albums into the most successful pop comeback since Elvis dusted off his leather jacket in '68. While their pre-split records featured some brilliant singles and surprisingly little filler, it's the band's post-return platters that have established them as a credible album act. 2006's Beautiful World had an assured quality throughout and rightfully cemented the boys' return to the top of the pop tree. Last year's The Circus was less immediate, but had enough charm and euphoric pop moments to keep the group flying high.

After successful DVD releases chronicling the visually (and musically) incredible Ultimate Tour, Beautiful World and Circus dates comes Take That's first live album proper. Billed as The Greatest Day - Take That Present: The Circus Live, it does exactly what it says on the tin, with a whopping nine of its 16 selections taken from their last LP. Also present are two songs from their first comeback album ('Patience', 'Shine') and the bridging single 'Rule The World'. That leaves less than a handful of the band's biggest hits ('Pray', 'Back For Good', 'Never Forget', 'Relight My Fire') juggled around the newer stuff. Despite that initial disappointment, The Greatest Day is a triumph.

As anyone who's seen Take That live since their return will know, their faultless backing band give a sense of depth that just can't be compared to anaemic tapes, while the boys' live vocals more than match the instruments. Gary Barlow serves as ringmaster and on tracks like 'Greatest Day' and 'Said It All' he reminds you that he should be lauded not only for his immaculate songwriting but also for the oft-forgotten quality of his voice. Mark Owen's double-header of 'Shine' and 'Up All Night' show that even if Mr Williams never rejoins the group, he's more than capable of filling that cheeky chappy void himself. Jason Orange's 'How Did It Come To This' is even more barmy than on record - you can't help but grin when he asks for "every single pair of hands in the air" because "we're rock and rolling now with Take That". "I know it's a wordy verse", he adds, "But help me out if you know it. Please".

What really surprises is how a cavernous stadium show and one so wedded to a visual theme survives being committed to plastic. Songs that perhaps sounded a little too restrained and polished on record are in fact improved by the energy of the surroundings. Furthermore, the whole disc has been expertly mixed by Bob Clearmountain to offer clarity without dulling the live edges. The extended intro to 'What Is Love' is a case in point, sounding so intimate and hushed it's almost as if you're in the same room as the group. Talking of intimacy, to sweeten the deal the boys have bundled in a bonus disc of their recent Abbey Road session. Like the stadium gig, it's dominated by tracks from The Circus, but it too offers a new dimension, as the stripped-back arrangements unveil layers you didn't know the songs had first time around.

Back on the main disc from Wembley Stadium, the boys certainly missed a trick by failing to rope in Lady GaGa, support act at the gig, to do her thing on 'Relight My Fire' instead of an enthusiastic backing singer. Also, as the band's sole audio live document it may have been preferable for The Greatest Day to be a bit more representative of their whole career. That aside, as an of-the-moment snapshot of a group who have maintained their relevance and class against the odds, it's almost perfect.

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/music/al...atest-day.html

In other news Gary is in Uganda at the moment with Ben,Fearne,Chris and Kimberly to see how the money they raised is being used.