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Take That to record new LP
TAKE That have confirmed they plan to start work on a new album.
The Manc band sparked the reform craze when they rejoined in 2005 but don't plan on just touring like a number of acts.
Following their double Brit win last week with British Live Act and British Single, Gary Barlow told a national newspaper: "We're starting to talk about another album. We'll take a little break first, then probably take another break and then see where we go from there.
Gary and co. are confident all will work out stating: "We think we can get even better."
Although Mark Owen pointed out: "But the older we get the more painful it is to perform."
Fuente: Manchester evening news

Take That back for more
There's good news for Take That fans - the fab four have apparently already got plans for a follow-up to their 2006 comeback album Beautiful World.
And the boys, who scooped gongs for British Single and British Live Act at the Brits last week, think their best work may be still to come, reports the Daily Star.
Frontman Gary Barlow, 37, was quoted as saying: "We're starting to talk about another album. We'll take a little break first, then probably take another break and then see where we go from there. But we think we can get even better."
The group, whose recent hits include Shine and Rule The World, were ecstatic about their live act award - even though they apparently admitted that their recent tour had taken it out of them.
Mark Owen, 36, reportedly said: "The older we get the more painful it is to perform."
Fuente: This is North Scotland

That's best yet to come
25th February 2008
TAKE That are planning a follow-up to their award-winning 2006 comeback album, Beautiful World.
Fans feared the foursome might call it a day again after scooping two more BRITs last week.
But the boys are ready to keep going. Gary Barlow, 37, said: “We’re starting to talk about another album. We’ll take a little break first, then probably take another break and then see where we go from there.
“But we think we can get even better.” The boys believe they were well worth their Best Live act award.
Diddy Mark Owen, 36, said: “But the older we get the more painful it is to perform.”
Fuente: Daily star