Review
Take That’s III (2015 Edition) marks a significant return for the legendary British pop group, showcasing their ability to evolve while remaining true to their roots. This album introduces a fresh sound that blends contemporary pop with their signature harmonies, appealing to both long-time fans and newcomers alike. The production is polished, with rich instrumentals that elevate the emotional weight of the lyrics. Each track offers a glimpse into personal themes such as love, loss, and resilience, reflecting the band's growth over the years. Standout songs capture uplifting melodies and poignant storytelling, highlighting the members' individual and collective artistry. The album's progression takes listeners on a journey, beginning with high-energy anthems that encourage dance and celebration, while later tracks delve into deeper sentiments, resonating with heartfelt lyricism. The balance between upbeat and reflective moments is expertly handled, keeping the album engaging from start to finish. III showcases Take That's seamless vocal harmonies, which remain a hallmark of their sound. The addition of new influences and modern production techniques demonstrates their willingness to innovate, ensuring they stay relevant in the evolving music landscape. This edition also includes bonus tracks that offer additional insights into the band's creative process and deepen the overall listening experience. Overall, III (2015 Edition) is a testament to Take That’s enduring appeal and artistic maturity. It invites listeners to reminisce while simultaneously exploring new musical territories, solidifying their place in the pop music pantheon. This album is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates heartfelt melodies and expert craftsmanship in contemporary pop music.
Info
III is the seventh studio album by the British pop group Take That, released on November 28, 2014, in the UK and on December 9, 2014, in the US. The album achieved notable success, reaching number one on the UK Albums Chart and securing a top ten position, peaking at number 7 on the US Billboard 200. It was released under the Polydor Records label. The recording took place at various locations, with notable sessions in France and the UK, and the album was produced by Stuart Price and Take That themselves. III marked a significant chapter for the band as it was their first album as a trio after the departure of member Jason Orange.
Tracklisting
- These Days
- Let In The Sun
- If You Want It
- Lovelife
- Portrait
- Higher Than Higher
- I Like It
- Give You My Love
- Freeze
- Into The Wild
- Flaws
- Get Ready For It
- Believe
- Amazing
- Do It All For Love
- Hey Boy
- Will You BeThere For Me
- Carry Me Home
- Bird In Your Hand