richbrown wrote:I really like it; it's a lot edgier than their previous stuff and you can definitely hear Robbie's influence on the tracks. I wasn't a great fan of their previous albums since reforming but this is much grittier, I like it .
You can definitely hear Robbie's influence but it sounds more like Robbie's Rudebox album than anything else he has done.
dimtimjim wrote:Not heard the album, but thats 'cos im a man..... Grrrrrrrrrr.
I used to have exactly the same opinion as you but in the last few years I have grown to like them and am now not afraid to say it but many people still seem to have the sterotypical view of them that they are a crappy boy band.
Yudster wrote:They will trickle them out over time - all that crap about millions sold in minutes is nonsense apparently - my brother in law works in the ticketing industry and he says its impossible to do that. Whatever, all I know is anything that says its sold out in days never actually IS. I will get some if I can too.
Well I managed to get mine after about 50 minutes of waiting so yeah they obviously cant have sold in minutes. I'm sure they will announce more dates eventually as well as there are still gaps between shows which they could fill.
catherine wrote:I don't like it. It sounds too much like Robbie Williams who is a pile of crap and his songs are all piles of crap so why they would want him to influence their tracks is beyond me. Apart from one song which is out now the rest is crap.
Even my sisters said that after the first listen and they are massive fans of take that but I honestly believe that this album is a grower. you should try listening a few more times.