February 22, 200917 yr TT were miming at the BRITS :P And this new single seems a bit of a shamble to me :o but it's better without a screaming audience :kink: Edited February 22, 200917 yr by nickthenoodle
February 22, 200917 yr I really liked Greatest Day, third favourite song by Take That from there "comeback era".
February 22, 200917 yr This is better than 'Greatest Day', but 'Greatest Day' was poop so that's not saying much :P
February 22, 200917 yr 37 (from 59) Take That - Up All Night [D] http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/1796964.JPG Chart Run: 72-59-37 [3 wks] Release date: 2-3-2009 Format: CDS Number of Discs: 1 Catalogue Number: 1796964 Label: POLYDOR Every decade has a teenybopper band that takes the charts by storm, and the early 1990s saw Take That picking up in the U.K. where '80s American teen stars New Kids On The Block left off. Led by songwriter and lead vocalist Gary Barlow, Take That hit it big with a mixture of dance-pop and heart-tugging ballads. After Robbie Williams's departure in 1995, the group held on long enough to release a greatest-hits package before calling it quits. Take That, minus Williams, re-united in 2006 for an unlikely but triumphant return to the centre stage with hit singles and albums, multiple music award gongs, as well as critical reappraisal. TT's 2009 The Circus Live tour became the fastest-selling in UK history. - HMV Video here: WSVv6RXcJeI track listing 1. Up All Night 2. 84 Chart history (Year peak title): 1991 38 Promises 1992 47 Once You've Tasted Love 1992 07 It Only Takes A Minute 1992 15 I Found Heaven 1992 07 A Million Love Songs 1992 03 Could It Be Magic 1993 02 Why Can't I Wake Up With You 1993 01 Pray 1993 01 Re-light My Fire (Take That Feat. Lulu) 1993 01 Babe 1994 01 Everything Changes 1994 03 Love Ain't Here Anymore 1994 01 Sure 1995 01 Back For Good 1995 01 Never Forget 1996 01 How Deep Is Your Love 2006 01 Patience 2007 01 Shine 2007 17 I'd Wait For Life 2007 02 Rule The World 2008 01 Greatest Day 2009 37 Up All Night
February 22, 200917 yr I don't fully understand why exactly Take That chose to perform "Greatest Day" on the Brits. Would it not have made sense to perform "Up All Night" in order to promote it... -_-
February 22, 200917 yr Leona didn't win, cos her album was from 2007 not 2008... Scouting For Girls broke through at 2007 but got nominated anyway. ;)
February 22, 200917 yr I don't fully understand why exactly Take That chose to perform "Greatest Day" on the Brits. Would it not have made sense to perform "Up All Night" in order to promote it... -_- It's the same as why Girls Aloud didn't do 'The Loving Kind', I think they weren't allowed as it's about music from last year, as opposed to this year.
February 22, 200917 yr 36 (from 35) MGMT - Kids [P] http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/88697195122.JPG Chart Run: 60-39-35-25-27-33-38-43-49-58-72-71-74-65-37-16-21-30-31-35-35-36 [22 wks] Release date: 13-10-2008 Format: CDS Number of Discs: 1 Catalogue Number: 88697387482 Label: COLUMBIA Oddball Brooklyn-based duo MGMT (aka Management) produced spacey electronic rock that is both engaging and playful. Consisting of singer/multi-instrumentalists Ben Goldwasser and Andrew VanWyngarden, MGMT's debut set ORACULAR SPECTACULAR was produced by David Fridmann (Flaming Lips), although they had originally requested that either 'Prince, Barack Obama, Nigel Godrich and not Sheryl Crow' would be on studio duties. MGMT featured in both the top ten of BBC's Sound of 2008 poll and in Rolling Stones's Ten Artists To Watch 2008 list. - HMV Video here: track listing 1. Kids 2. Kids [soulwax mix] 3. Of Moons Birds And Monsters [Holy Ghost mix] Chart history (Year peak title): 2008 35 Time To Pretend 2008 22 Electric Feel 2008 16 Kids Discussion Thread Here
February 22, 200917 yr All 5 of them are not going to be NO. 1 but at least they don't usually spoil it that much. :D Edited February 22, 200917 yr by funmaker11
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