In the ‘90s, Take That were Britain's boy-band kings; their smooth harmonies on tracks like the crystalline “Back for Good” and heartfelt spin on R&B-leaning pop left audiences swooning, while Gary Barlow's sensitive ballads played off the wild antics of Robbie Williams. Through lineup changes and following a nearly decade-long hiatus, Take That remained true to sparkling pop. Their commitment resonated with listeners, who embraced the majestically optimistic “Greatest Day” as eagerly as they had the peppy disco-redux track “Relight My Fire” years prior.