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The days when Rob sang NOT singles. Please return these days :)

 

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A new funny but supporting song by Bryan... Still waiting for their duet in live at one point!

 

UNDERGROUND MACHINE

 

I was reminded of this great song when looking through Twitter tonight

 

 

Video thanks to Clare703

HUNTING FOR YOU { Acoustic}

 

 

 

Beautiful version of the song :heart: :heart: :heart:

I'm listening to 'Into the silence' today again. Such a great tune. Do we have any knowledge who the lyrics are about?

 

There was an interview when the album came out. I don't remember exactly which one, so I'm paraphrasing and relying on a memory from 13 years ago. If I remember correctly he said it is about a group of people. And he cannot mention them by name or he would get in a lot of trouble.

 

My guess would be some yellow page newspaper or some organisation in the entertainment industry that got Robbie upset in some way. No other ideas.

 

The words he said at the UTR pajama party before playing Into the silence don't help either. He says: "Here is a song which encapsulates the spirit of us".

I'm listening to 'Into the silence' today again. Such a great tune. Do we have any knowledge who the lyrics are about?

 

There was an interview when the album came out. I don't remember exactly which one, so I'm paraphrasing and relying on a memory from 13 years ago. If I remember correctly he said it is about a group of people. And he cannot mention them by name or he would get in a lot of trouble.

 

My guess would be some yellow page newspaper or some organisation in the entertainment industry that got Robbie upset in some way. No other ideas.

 

The words he said at the UTR pajama party before playing Into the silence don't help either. He says: "Here is a song which encapsulates the spirit of us".

 

 

 

Not too sure Frogec. I could only find one video but nothing specific on Into The Silence

 

 

I found one article written about the song but it's only that persons personal thoughts on what the song was about

 

The Meaning Behind The Song: Into the Silence by Robbie Williams

Song Meanings / By Lana Parks

 

The Meaning Behind The Song: Into the Silence by Robbie Williams

As a long-time fan of Robbie Williams, I have always been captivated by the depth and emotion of his music. One song that has particularly resonated with me is “Into the Silence” from his 2012 album, Take the Crown. The lyrics and the haunting melody combine to create a powerful and introspective piece.

 

Exploring the Lyrics

The lyrics of “Into the Silence” delve into themes of introspection, empathy, and the consequences of one’s actions. The song opens with the line, “When karma reaches you, I want to be there,” setting the stage for a contemplation on the repercussions of our behavior. Robbie Williams expresses a desire to support and help someone who is experiencing the effects of their own actions. Throughout the song, Williams grapples with the duality of love and power, questioning whether the pursuit of power or the power of love is the more fulfilling path. He acknowledges the need for assistance when karma catches up with someone, perhaps hinting at a sense of guilt and responsibility for his own past actions.

 

The chorus poses thought-provoking questions, “Is there any wonder with this sadness inside us? Was it sent for the hunger? Was it meant to divide us?” These lines evoke a sense of existential contemplation, pondering the purpose and meaning behind the struggles and conflicts experienced in life.

 

A Personal Reflection

For me, “Into the Silence” holds deep personal meaning. It serves as a reminder of the importance of empathy and understanding, even when faced with challenging circumstances or someone who may have caused us pain. The song prompts me to reflect on times when I have been both the recipient and giver of kindness and support and the impact it can have on our lives.

Additionally, the lines “If I told you my secrets, you’d never look at me the same way” resonates with me as a reminder that vulnerability can lead to a deeper connection, but it also carries the risk of judgment and altered perceptions. This line speaks to the fear of being fully seen and accepted for who we truly are.

 

Music and Melody

The haunting melody of “Into the Silence” perfectly complements the introspective and poignant lyrics. The song starts with a gentle piano arrangement, building up to a more powerful and emotionally charged chorus. The restrained instrumentation throughout the verses allows the lyrics to take center stage, laying bare the vulnerability and raw emotions expressed by Robbie Williams.

 

Conclusion

“Into the Silence” by Robbie Williams is a profound and thought-provoking song that touches on themes of empathy, introspection, and the consequences of our actions. The lyrics invite listeners to reflect on their own experiences and relationships, evoking a sense of empathy and understanding for both oneself and others. The haunting melody adds another layer of depth, allowing the listener to fully immerse themselves in the emotional journey that the song takes them on.

Whether you are a Robbie Williams fan or not, “Into the Silence” is a song that undoubtedly leaves a lasting impact, challenging us to consider the deeper meaning behind our actions and the connections we form with others.

 

https://www.musicianwages.com/w2/the-meanin...obbie-williams/

 

 

 

Robbie Williams - Pretty Woman LIVE 2017 (at St. John's Hackney)

 

Video thanks to Robbie Williams Fans Switzerland

 

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Edited February 17Feb 17 by Sydney11

Hey Little Girl (Axis Studios Demo, October / November 1996

 

 

Released on: 1997-09-29

 

Vocals, Associated Performer: Robbie Williams

Studio Personnel, Recording Engineer: Antony Genn

Studio Personnel, Engineer: Stewart Middleton

Composer Lyricist: Richard Hawley

 

 

I found this video very unsettling when it was first released, really well acted by Robbie ..

 

DIFFERENT

 

For some reason the official video has been removed from YT

 

Video thanks to Drea Pro

 

Making of Different

 

New Years Eve 2013 Top Of The Pops

Video thanks to Rita Spencer

 

Robbie Williams and Gary Barlow O2 Friday 23 November 2012 Different

Video thanks to Wednesday Addams

 

 

"Different" is a song by English singer-songwriter Robbie Williams, taken from his ninth studio album, Take the Crown. It was released as the album's second single on 17 December 2012. The song was written by Williams, Gary Barlow and Jacknife Lee. The single was accompanied by four extra tracks: "On My Own", a duet with Tom Jones, "Soul Transmission", "White Man in Hanoi", a cut from Take the Crown, and "The Promise", a cover from singer songwriter Paul Freeman (Robbie's Christmas song).[

Source Wiki

 

Background

"Different" was produced by Jacknife Lee, who said of the track: "I think when Robbie gets a song right, it's the vulnerability mixed with the bravado that makes it so compelling", to which Robbie replied, "It's the great hope of the second single variety. A lot of effort went into this song, which is a very personal statement". Williams also commented on the number of B-sides released with the single: "I write so many songs and I love all of them, but they don't all make it onto a record. Some of my favourite songs have never been heard. I wanted to put out an EP so a few more could be heard. Check out the legend that is Tom Jones on 'On My Own'. 'The Promise' is my Christmas song.Digital versions of the single available in Germany contain a bonus live recording of "Different", featuring vocals from co-songwriter Gary Barlow, who performed the track live with Williams on 23 November 2012, at the O2 Arena in London.

 

Music video

The music video for the track premiered on 27 November 2012, via Williams' official VEVO account on YouTube, at a total length of five minutes and seven seconds.[4] Directed by W.I.Z., the video features Williams dressed as an orchestra conductor, who is conducting an orchestra playing music for a film that also features Williams as the lead role, a gangster character struggling to prevent his strained relationship with wife boiling over and affecting his job. He is seen arguing with his wife, wasting a pint of milk she had especially bought for him. Williams said of the video: "It was a real fun one to film. It took around three days to film each of the separate sequences, but the supporting cast were exceptionally great. I would love to make videos like this all the time."[5]

Edited February 19Feb 19 by Sydney11

 

From the 1997 Album Life Thru a Lens

 

Robbie Williams | One Of God's Better People | Live in London 1998

 

Robbie Williams | Life Thru a Lens | One Of God's Better People

 

 

 

Been watching The Catcher - { Season 2 } on Netflix, nice surprise to hear Angels in Series 1 - Episodes 1 & 6

 

 

Does anyone know anything about this song !

Video thanks to Germaine

Edited March 1Mar 1 by Sydney11

I love that song -it was on the first Radio Rudebox I think Tess.

I think it's got a real late 60s vibe to it which I love

I finally got Under The Radar volume 1 on Spotify and listened to it today.

I lost the original CD about three years ago and hadn't listened to it since even though it is one of my very favourite RW albums.

I listened to it today and it still sounds fresh and innovative and I like that a lot of the songs are obviously about Ayda and the early years of their relationship.

It's a brilliant album. I would like more of this style.

12 hours ago, Sydney11 said:

Does anyone know anything about this song !

Video thanks to Germaine

No, there was no any explanation about this song since Rudebox Radio unfortunately.

On 02/03/2025 at 00:15, Laura130262 said:

I finally got Under The Radar volume 1 on Spotify and listened to it today.

I lost the original CD about three years ago and hadn't listened to it since even though it is one of my very favourite RW albums.

I listened to it today and it still sounds fresh and innovative and I like that a lot of the songs are obviously about Ayda and the early years of their relationship.

It's a brilliant album. I would like more of this style.

Great you got the album again Laura, I really like Ice Cream Headache as well, I could not find any further info about it , I wonder who the the Rap bit in it , it's a cool song. .Must stick on my playlist.

Edited March 4Mar 4 by Sydney11

How was it good!! All these lives during Covid.