Take That – Everything Changes

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Label:	RCA – 74321 169261
Format:	Vinyl , LP, Album
Country:	Brazil
Released:	1993
Genre:	Pop
Style:	Europop

Tracklist

A1	Everything Changes Written-By – Mike Ward*	3:34
A2	Pray	3:43
A3	Wasting My Time	3:45
A4	Relight My Fire Bass – John Noyce* Engineer – Dixoid Producer – Joey Negro Vocals – Lulu Written-By – Dan Hartman	4:11
A5	Love Ain't Here Anymore	3:57
A6	If This Is Love Engineer [Mix] – Clive Goddard Engineer, Programmed By [Additional] – Marcus D. Bush Piano [Fender Rhodes] – Keith Beauvais Producer, Arranged By, Programmed By, Mixed By – Dave James Written-By – Howard Donald Engineer [Mix] – Clive Goddard Engineer, Programmed By [Additional] – Marcus D. Bush Piano [Fender Rhodes] – Keith Beauvais Producer, Arranged By, Programmed By, Mixed By – Dave James Written-By – Howard Donald	3:56
A7	Whatever You Do To Me Co-producer – Gary Barlow	3:44
B8	Meaning Of Love Engineer – Dixoid Producer – Joey Negro	3:46
B9	Why Can't I Wake Up With You?	3:37
B10	You Are The One Producer – The Rapino Brothers	3:47
B11	Another Crack In My Heart Producer – The Rapino Brothers	4:12
B12	Broken Your Heart Engineer – Robin Sellars Producer – Nigel Wright	3:46
B13	Babe	4:51

Credits

Design – T& Associates
Engineer – Pete Stewart (tracks: A1, A3, A7)
Mixed By – Eliot Kennedy (tracks: A1, A3, A7)
Photography By – Dean Freeman
Producer – Steve Jervier (tracks: A2, A5, B9, B13)
Producer [Additional Vocal] – Mark Beswick (tracks: A2, A4, A5, B9, B13)
Producer [Additional], Guitar – Cary Baylis (tracks: A1, A3, A7)
Written-By – Gary Barlow (tracks: A1 to A3, A5, A7 to B13)

Notes

Disco e cultura
Fabr. por BMG Ariola Discos Ltda - Av Eng Billings. 2227 - S. Paulo
CGC 56 697 162/0002-66 - SCDP-DPF 0050/87 - SP - Ind Brasileira

Catalogue number 150 7063 appears on outer sleeve, 74321 169261 on both labels, and 150.7063-A and 150.7063-B on A and B labels respectively.

A1 labelled Everything Changes But You on side A label but Everything Changes on outer sleeve.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 7 43211 69261 8
Matrix / Runout (Side A, stamped): BMG 150.7063_A
Matrix / Runout (Side B, stamped): BMG 150.7063_B

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Recently Edited	Everything Changes (CD, Album, Disctronics S)	RCA	74321 169262	UK	1993
Recently Edited	Everything Changes (LP, Album, Picture Disc)	BMG	74321 16926-1	UK	1993
New Submission	Everything Changes (LP, Album, White Label)	RCA	74321 16926 1	UK	1993
Recently Edited	Everything Changes (CD, Album, Stereo, Sonopress)	Bertelsmann Music Group	74321 169262, 74321169262	Europe	1993
New Submission	Everything Changes (Cassette, Album)	RCA	74321 169264	Italy	1993

Reviews

Ramzy Jan 9, 2025
In a probably foolhardy quest I've worked my way through all the original 1993 vinyl pressings of this album that I can find and settled on this one as the best.

(1) The UK white label sounds great, but it's hard to come by and obviously has no artwork.
(2) The UK picture disc is a picture disc so enough said.
(3) The Spanish LP sounds decent, especially side 1, but the side division is in the wrong place and the artwork is really grainy - even the text is low-resolution on the cover. The images on the back and inner sleeve are terrible quality and the text on the inside looks like it's been blown up from the CD.
(4) The South Korean version looks slightly better, but the images are still very low-res and the front cover is really washed out. Sounds alright and has an insert in Korean, which is cool.
(5) This one has the best artwork of the lot - still pretty grainy on the front but the text is rendered properly on the front and back (back cover design is the same as the UK picture disc, I assume from the same source) and there are no low-res images blown up anywhere else. Sound is good and the side division is in the correct place.
(6) Have only seen rather than heard the UK reissue from 2024 but it's the worst artwork of the lot - some of the worst and lowest quality I've ever seen on a record. The text isn't even centred. Can't speak for the sound quality.

In conclusion, the Brazil issue is the only one of the global releases that doesn't look like a bootleg and sounds good to boot. It doesn't go on sale that often but I've seen two for low prices in recent years.