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Other people have it done in secret. He's the only one I can think of who puts it in an acceptance speech. :lol:

 

Looks much better without them. He's a handsome man. Hopefully he'll have a go, get bored and lose interest. ;)

 

 

There are no secrets when it comes to Robbie :P

Really interesting interview from Italy.

 

Good direct questions and equally direct, honest answers.

 

Makes a change from the same old questions that usually come up.

 

On a shallow note - he looks gorgeous too. :wub:

 

http://www.repubblica.it/spettacoli/musica..._medium=twitter

 

 

Really good good questions & answers , really enjoyed that Laura , thanks for posting

 

Have listened to the samples now several times . Looking forward to hearing Time On Earth & Best Intentions in full , they sound really promising

 

Not sure about Love My Life as second single , it's middle of the road for me if I'm honest.

 

 

Looking forward to hearing this live hopefully next year

Thank you to jlml on RWAP - first review :)

 

 

 

 

STRANGE BREW

AMBITIOUS BUT WONKY 11TH FROM THE SOMETIME TAKE THAT MAN

 

ROBBIE WILLIAMS

HEAVY ENTERTAINMENT SHOW

 

COLUMBIA/SONY MUSIC

 

Now best known as an occasional member of Gary Barlow’s Take That, Robbie Williams enjoyed a thriving career in the post-Britpop era, propelled by his massive hit Angels. He was, with his deliberate insider/outsider relationship to his pop fame, the Lily Allen of his day. Now, after albums of standards and tours with Take That, Williams releases his 11th studio solo album.

 

Heavy Entertainment Show sees him reunited with songwriter Guy Chambers and features contributions from John Grant, Brandon Flowers and others. Musically, it’s a step away from the fanboy eclectics of, say, Rock DJ (updated Ian Dury) and Rudebox (Pet Shop Boys), returning partly to the ‘90s on Love My Life and the ballad David’s Song, but also ranging from the odd, Shirley Bassey-sings-Divine Comedy opener of the title track and the PSB-ish Party Like A Russian to the Scissor Sisters-doing-Don’t Bring Me Down of Bruce Lee (ironically without the “Bruce!”). There’s a grunty Pretty Woman (not that one) and a duet on Hotel Crazy with Rufus Wainwright, which contains the wronged-up line, “I’m a Big Mac short of a Happy Meal.”

 

It’s a sometimes peculiar, uneven set, lacking a big set-piece and letting the knowing lyrics pull much of the weight. At its best, it’s funny and genuinely strange: at its worst it flops the damp weariness of Gary Barlow’s Take That over Williams’ archer past like a wet saddle. The desire to do something different is admirable, but the results are unfocused, like a collection of B-sides to singles that never existed. ***

 

David Quantick

 

Listen To: David’s Song, Live My Life

 

 

I'm liking the fact that its something different. The snippets led me to believe it was quite eclectic and it seems to be so.

everyone is up to his own with his/her opinion. And every judgement of a single song can be different. I doubt though that this will be the last album if the single is not successful. Then it may be the last album of Gaga or buble either. Established acts may have a chance still of single luck, but it is small.

The album it is. I also doubt that Robbie has not the enthusiasm anymore he once had. I agree though that these days songs are more of a work than of a feel like they had been in his earlier difficult years. This does not necessarily mean the songs are worse.

everyone is up to his own with his/her opinion. And every judgement of a single song can be different. I doubt though that this will be the last album if the single is not successful. Then it may be the last album of Gaga or buble either. Established acts may have a chance still of single luck, but it is small.

The album it is. I also doubt that Robbie has not the enthusiasm anymore he once had. I agree though that these days songs are more of a work than of a feel like they had been in his earlier difficult years. This does not necessarily mean the songs are worse.

 

 

It is only opinions Elisabeth . I like the fact that Robbie comes up with something different & I always find a couple of songs on his albums that interest me & they are usually the quirky ones ., not the ones that make the charts .

 

Thanks for the info on the album to Robbiewilliams Live https://www.facebook.com/ROBBIEWILLIAMSLIVE...EED&fref=nf

 

http://www.robbiewilliamslive.com/heavy-en...titres-restants

 

 

Credits on the Album

 

1. Heavy Entertainment Show (Robbie Williams, Guy Chambers, Rufus Wainwright, Chris Heath, Serge Gainsbourg)

2. Party Like A Russian (Robbie Williams, Guy Chambers, Chris Heath, Sergei Prokofiev)

3. Mixed Signals (written by Brandon Flowers)

4. Love My Life

5. Motherf***er (Robbie Williams, Tim Metcalfe)

6. Bruce Lee

7. Sensitive

8. David's Song (Guy Chambers, Kara Dioguardi, Jewel Kilcher, Robbie Williams)

9. Pretty Woman (written by Ed Sheeran)

10. Hotel Crazy (duet with Rufus Wainwright) (Robbie Williams, Guy Chambers, Rufus Wainwright)

11. Sensational (Robbie Williams, Guy Chambers, Chris Heath, Rufus Wainwright)

12. When You Know (Robbie Williams, Guy Chambers)

13. Time On Earth (Robbie Williams, Guy Chambers, Chris Heath)

14. I Do not Want To Hurt You (duet with John Grant) (Robbie Williams, Guy Chambers, John Grant)

15. Best Intentions (Robbie Williams, Guy Chambers, Chris Heath)

16. Marry me

It is only opinions Elisabeth . I like the fact that Robbie comes up with something different & I always find a couple of songs on his albums that interest me & they are usually the quirky ones ., not the ones that make the charts .

 

Agree :)

 

Hard to believe a fan doesn't know who David is though :huh:

Thanks for the info on the album to Robbiewilliams Live https://www.facebook.com/ROBBIEWILLIAMSLIVE...EED&fref=nf

 

http://www.robbiewilliamslive.com/heavy-en...titres-restants

Credits on the Album

 

1. Heavy Entertainment Show (Robbie Williams, Guy Chambers, Rufus Wainwright, Chris Heath, Serge Gainsbourg)

2. Party Like A Russian (Robbie Williams, Guy Chambers, Chris Heath, Sergei Prokofiev)

3. Mixed Signals (written by Brandon Flowers)

4. Love My Life

5. Motherf***er (Robbie Williams, Tim Metcalfe)

6. Bruce Lee

7. Sensitive

8. David's Song (Guy Chambers, Kara Dioguardi, Jewel Kilcher, Robbie Williams)

9. Pretty Woman (written by Ed Sheeran)

10. Hotel Crazy (duet with Rufus Wainwright) (Robbie Williams, Guy Chambers, Rufus Wainwright)

11. Sensational (Robbie Williams, Guy Chambers, Chris Heath, Rufus Wainwright)

12. When You Know (Robbie Williams, Guy Chambers)

13. Time On Earth (Robbie Williams, Guy Chambers, Chris Heath)

14. I Do not Want To Hurt You (duet with John Grant) (Robbie Williams, Guy Chambers, John Grant)

15. Best Intentions (Robbie Williams, Guy Chambers, Chris Heath)

16. Marry me

 

 

So the Aussie boys are barely on the album then. That's a turnaround.

 

and look at Chris Heath having a few credits.

Agree :)

 

Hard to believe a fan doesn't know who David is though :huh:

 

 

Really lovely lyrics to that song

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Time on earth

 

I'm going to take this simple life & make history

 

 

I like that song , lovely melody

From the little bits we've heard, there's a lot of lovely lyrics on the album. I'm looking forward to hearing them in full.

Helena Olmås ‏@HelenaTeodora · 6h6 hours ago

 

The new songs are AMAZING! Can't wait to see him again in Sweden next year!❤️@robbiewilliams @ILIKERADIO #

 

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In Sweden today. Finland tomorrow I think.

I actually like it now that I have heard it in full

 

Really good chorus

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