Not only will you be able to get to know the guys just that little bit better, you'll also be treated to a 30 second clip of each track on the new album!

To kick things off, Gary has revealed his very own selection of favourites, alongside the exclusive never-before-heard clips.

Click here to check these out now and make sure you head back to takethat.com each day this week, for more from the guys...

If you haven't picked up your copy of The Flood yet, be sure to download yours over at iTunes and grab hold of the CD single by clicking on the link of your choice below...
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If you've liked Gary and Howard's choices so far this week, make sure you let us know in the comments section below and remember to check back here tomorrow, to see who's up next.

Don't forget - Progress is released on Monday 15 November and can be pre-ordered over at the Official TT Store now.
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Yesterday, Take That's brand new album Progress was released. Today, it has become the fastest selling album of the century.

Progress achieved staggering first day sales of over 235,000, making it the biggest first day sales for an album since Oasis released 'Be Here Now' back in 1997.

Here's what the Official Chart Company's managing director, Martin Talbot, had to sayabout this remarkable achivement : "This is a phenomenal achievement from an already phenomenally successful band."

The first single to be taken from the album, The Flood, entered the charts at the No.2 spot last week, giving the guys their sixteenth Top 5 hit single.

A big thank you goes out to everyone who has bought the album and single so far!
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In a bid to raise money for the Teenage Cancer Trust, Gary Barlow has donated handwritten 'Back For Good' lyrics to 'the art of the song' auction run by Bonhams and the 'Performing Right Society for Music', taking place on 15 December.

Gary, along with Sir Paul McCartney, Sting, Annie Lennox and many others have donated their chosen lyrics to raise money for NHS Cancer units across the country.

Teenage Cancer Trust funds specialist teenage cancer units in NHS hospitals and with only 17 units across the country the aim of the auction is to raise money to build a further 16.

For more information on this auction, please visit www.prsformusic.com/artofthesong or www.bonhams.com/entertainment for more details.
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The album sold almost 520,000 copies last week, more than the rest of the Top 10 biggest selling albums put together, to top the UK Official Albums Chart.

The achievement represents the highest one-week sale for any album this century and one of the all-time fastest sales.

A big THANKYOU to all the fans who went out and bought the album last week!

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As you know by now, Take That made history this week, as Progress became the fastest selling album of the century, selling nearly 520,000 in it's first week on sale.

The press have continued to post a selection of outstanding reviews off and online, which we'd like to share with you all.

Praise for Take That's first album as a five-piece for 15 years has been all over the net, with The Guardian online awarding the album four stars out of five and the Sunday Times Culture describing it 'as close to being perfect as makes no odds', 'sonically audacious, lyrically revealing, artistically a triumph' and 'in a word, wow'.

The Independent are equally impressed with the band's new sound, explaining that 'rather than pop balladry, the album leans heavily on electronic beats and textures'.

The BBC describes the tracks as a combination of 'bombastic stadium rock, sleazy funk, up-tempo RnB, operatic techno, Bowie-esque whimsy and demented disco', which they call the 'most exciting record its creators have ever been involved in'.

At what marks a brand new chapter for the band, Progress has had everyone talking.

Check out a few more quotes from the press…

Attitude - 'Progress is a big, meaty, knowing, grown-up pop record' (4/5)

The Sun Buzz - 'The boys are definitely back in town…You're in for a real treat'

Heat - 'Take That have blown our minds with a completely new sound' 'The boys have upped their game' (5/5)

Evening Standard - 'Robbie's back on board at last - and the band's first album together for 15 years reveals an exciting and unexpected new direction'

Sunday Express - 'That That know exactly what they are doing. The album proves just as addictive as their back catalogue' (4/5)

If you've spotted any more great reviews of Take That's new album, make sure you let us know about them in the comments section below and more importantly, let us know what you think!

If you haven't picked up your copy yet, head over to here to get yours and find out just what you've been missing...

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Watch out for major TV appearances on the following:

Nov 23rd - X Factor - Italy

Nov 24th - Le Grand Journal - France

Nov 25th - Skavlan - Sweden (Scandinavia)

Nov 26th - The Voice of Holland

Nov 27th - Benissimo - Switzerland

Dec 2nd - TV2 Good Evening Denmark - Denmark

Dec 4th - ZDF Wetten Dass - Germany

Dec 10th - Late Late Show - Ireland

Dec 17th - RTL Hape Zauberhafte Weihnachten - Germany
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Released on 06 December, the DVD features the 100 minutes directors cut version of the film, 30 minutes of previously unseen footage, plus a further 20 minutes of exclusive bonus extras.

The band's success in the 1990s was phenomenal and 20 years after it all began, Gary, Howard, Jason, Mark and Robbie have turned to face that past and share their truth collectively, on their own terms.

'Look Back, Don't Stare: A Film About Progress', offers unrestricted and highly privileged access to the recording studio over the past 12 months and follows the story of a group of people bound by their pasts, in search of Progress.
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