On numbers alone, Take That could consider themselves as Britain’s best boy band after the release of their second album. It spawned four No. 1 singles and was the UK’s third biggest-selling LP of 1993. What really set them apart from the pack, though, was the development of songwriter Gary Barlow. Everything Changes is where he established himself as a master craftsman of modern pop, absorbing disco (“Everything Changes”) and sophisticated balladry (“Pray”) into his repertoire.