Review
This Life by Take That is a remarkable album that showcases the band's evolution while staying true to their pop roots. Right from the opening track, it becomes clear that they are not only masters of melody but also skilled storytellers. The sound is a vibrant blend of rich harmonies and modern production, creating an immersive listening experience. The lyrics delve into themes of love, friendship, and the complexities of life, resonating deeply with listeners. Each member’s contributions shine through, both in vocals and songwriting, highlighting their growth as artists. Standout tracks are infused with catchy choruses that linger long after the music has stopped. One of the strongest aspects of This Life is its emotional depth. Songs touch on both the highs and lows of relationships, making it relatable for many. This balance between uplifting anthems and reflective ballads gives the album a well-rounded feel. Overall, This Life cements Take That’s place in the contemporary music landscape. It captures a sense of nostalgia while pushing forward with fresh ideas. Fans of the band and newcomers alike will find value in this collection, making it a worthwhile addition to any music library. The album is a testament to Take That's enduring appeal and their ability to consistently deliver quality music.
Info
This Life is a single by the British pop group Take That, released on July 17, 1995, in the UK and on November 17, 1995, in the US. The song reached a peak chart position of number 1 in the UK and achieved a highest chart position of number 31 in the US. It was released under the label RCA Records. The recording took place at various studios in the UK, and it was produced by the team of John Themis and Take That themselves. The track showcases the band's signature pop sound and contributed to their rise in popularity during the 1990s.
Tracklisting
- Keep Your Head Up
- Windows
- This Life
- Brand New Sun
- March Of The Hopeful
- Days I Hate Myself
- The Champion
- We Got All Day
- Mind Full Of Madness
- Time And Time Again
- One More Word
- Where We Are