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Robbie Williams and Lasagne Vodka

 

This week, Tom and Chris are joined by Robbie Williams. He chats about meeting rockstar chef Wolfgang Puck, his hatred of tasting menus and his big big plans for Stafforshire oatcakes.

 

GUEST - ROBBIE WILLIAMS Robbie chats about meeting rockstar chef Wolfgang Puck, how he can’t stand tasting menus and his love of Staffordshire oatcakes. Fussy eater Joe tries tomato soup for the first time and Hade tackles a banana - will they love it or loathe it? The guys also chat about local delicacies around the British isles - such as Scouse and the Middlesbrough Parmo - what’s your local dish? Let us know pirateship@tomkerridge.com

 

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Now I'm working from home I hear him on Heart London a fair bit - but always the same three songs which is a shame

 

Yeah, Heart are notorious for that :lol:

 

They do play good music but it does tend to be the same ones again and again

Yeah, Heart are notorious for that :lol:

 

They do play good music but it does tend to be the same ones again and again

 

 

Yes!! :lol:

The Pirate Ship Podcast with Tom Kerridge and Chris Stark »

Robbie Williams and Lasagne Vodka

 

This week, Tom and Chris are joined by Robbie Williams. He chats about meeting rockstar chef Wolfgang Puck, his hatred of tasting menus and his big big plans for Stafforshire oatcakes.

 

GUEST - ROBBIE WILLIAMS Robbie chats about meeting rockstar chef Wolfgang Puck, how he can’t stand tasting menus and his love of Staffordshire oatcakes. Fussy eater Joe tries tomato soup for the first time and Hade tackles a banana - will they love it or loathe it? The guys also chat about local delicacies around the British isles - such as Scouse and the Middlesbrough Parmo - what’s your local dish? Let us know pirateship@tomkerridge.com

 

https://player.fm/series/the-pirate-ship-po...d-lasagne-vodka

What is a tasting menu? :mellow:

What is a tasting menu? :mellow:

 

 

It's a little sample of the top dishes n the restaurant, fine dining to the extreme. i have been to the Taste iamspamspamami in Capetown where each dish was a work of art ( I thnk we had eleven dishes in all plus wine to match each dish , tiny drop at the bottom of each glass mind ypu <_< ) , too pretty to even eat :lol: , the only mistake we made was that we forgot to take photos of the food on the plates , it's an age thing I guess :lol: .

I feel like I haven't lived Tess :lol:

 

Probably too faffy for Robbie - he's an oatcakes kind of man ^_^

Love this song from Noel Gallagher, he sang it on the J Ross show

 

 

 

 

Also mentioned that a documentary on the Oasis 1996 gigs from Knebworth is due for release in cinemas next Friday , I would love to see Robbies Knebworth gigs in cinema , maybe it will be incorporated in his upcoming biopic , I am sure it will ..

 

 

 

 

 

 

Someone shared this on RW.Com today - first interview following his "comeback".

 

Interesting to watch with hindsight. His reference to TT when we now know Progress had already been written and recorded and his love for Ayda and their marriage/children plans.

 

A lovely watch= although you can feel his nervousness ^_^

Yep, you can always see the nervousness in his eyes , life is a hell of a lot better for him now , I guess the ups & downs are easier to take when someone has your back

 

The 2006 tour was far too large , started in Apr & ended in December , covered 14 countries & 44 venues , I think he learnt a lot from that experience & his more recent tours have been more managable

Seems everybody likes absolutely new song from Lorde, me too actually.

But it's very Freedom/Primal Scream isn't?

 

Also this clip similar to Sin Sin Sin while you could hear some familiar lyrics inside too ;) can i kick it? Yes I can!

 

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Rather interesting little review of the Robster as a popstar

 

 

 

Deaf With The Record

 

In an era when pop stars take themselves more seriously than ever and the pop album is suddenly prime fodder for Pitchfork's 'bEsT NEwMuSic', we like to think back to a time when pop music was simpler; when the focus was on three things: charisma, bangers and a bit of personality.

 

Robbie Williams is hardly the most relevant name in the pop landscape in 2021 but a look back on his career, particularly his album "Swing When You're Winning", reveals a lot about how pop music has changed over the 21st Century.

 

At DWTR we've stuck our necks out a bit on this one, don't leave us out in the cold xx

 

 

 

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