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Digital Spy's Entertainment Reporter show's which side he's on in the Coldplay/Satriani Case!

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Just read a review for Take That's new single, Said It All....this is the review with a CERTAIN reference...

 

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/music/a158078/take-that-said-it-all.html

 

Take That probably have a wider fanbase now than in their mid-'90s heyday. The release of Beautiful World in 2006 and last year's The Circus even won them respect from the sort of critics who previously claimed that 'Back For Good' was the band's only work of note. What they've lost in teen adoration they've gained in mums - and dads - picking up their CDs at Asda, and 'Said It All' will certainly keep these fans happy.

 

Sadly, the opening piano chords, the plaintive "oooh"s, the string-heavy chorus and the quasi-deep break-up lyrics make this sound completely indistinguishable from any recent Coldplay single. Even the melody sounds as though Chris Martin's lot could have stolen written it themselves. It's a slab of mature manband pop that would never have a video featuring the jelly and bare-bottom mix of the group's iconic 1991 'Do What U Like' clip. What's disappointing is that in both their early days ('Pray', 'Never Forget'), and since their comeback ('Patience', 'Rule The World'), Take That have shown they can be so much more than just MOR supermarket fodder.

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Some people....:uneasy:

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