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Take That To Release Special 30th Anniversary Edition Of 'Nobody Else'

By Ella Anderson

4 days ago

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Take That are celebrating the 30th anniversary of their third studio album ‘Nobody Else’

To commemorate this occasion ‘Nobody Else’ will receive a special multi-format release on the 6th of June! This will be the first time that the iconic album has been produced on vinyl.

The LP will be available in special collectors editions including 2LP Deluxe Marbled Orange Vinyl, 1LP Translucent Pink Vinyl (Official Take That Store Excl.), 1LP Black, 2CD and Digital.

The anniversary 2LP Deluxe edition, the 2CD format and digital versions also includes exclusive bonus material with rare and unreleased tracks such as Japanese bonus track ‘All That Matters To Me’, unreleased live tracks from the 1995 'Nobody Else Tour' and a brand new 2025 remix by Howard Donald of ‘Hanging Onto Your Love’.

Originally released on the 8th of May in 1995, ‘Nobody Else’ features many of the band’s biggest 90s hits such as 'Back For Good’, ‘Never Forget’ and ‘Sure’. This release also marked a breaking point for the band as it would be the last studio album recorded by them as a five piece, before their initial split in 1996. It was also the last album to feature Robbie Williams before his return in 2010. In the UK, the album debuted at number one, selling 163,399 copies in its first week!

The album also saw Garry Barlow getting more involved in the production side, co-producing all but two tracks with Chris Porter and Brothers in Rhythm. During the albums creation, Barlow and band manager Nigel Martin-Smith butt heads over the bands sound. Barlow wanted to write more adult contemporary ballads while Martin-Smith tried to push him into pursuing a more R&B direction for the album in an attempt to break the band into the US market.

To pre-order this special release go here.