Great news but I dont think Amazon counts towards the chart :cry:

The Dail Pop Briefing from Popjustice

 

Story filed Friday, 04 September 2009

 

Here's the tracklisting for Robbie's 'Reality Killed The Video Star' album.

 

1. 'Morning Sun'

2. 'Bodies'

3. 'You Know Me'

4. 'Blasphemy'

5. 'Do You Mind?'

6. 'Last Days of Disco'

7. 'Somewhere'

8. 'Deceptacon'

9. 'Starstruck'

10. 'Difficult For Weirdos'

11. 'Superblind'

12. 'Won't Do That'

13. 'Morning Sun (Reprise)'

 

BBC News have a clip of the 'Bodies' video.

 

Of the tracks we've heard 'You Know Me' is a big, clap-along doo wop number with the pivotal line "since you went away my heart breaks every day, you don't know 'cos you're not there", 'Last Days Of Disco' has some very 'Robbie' lines (of the 'don't call it a comeback', 'stay calm and carry on', 'stand by me I've been stood by you for ages' variety), 'Morning Sun' is a very 'old Robbie' introductory number and 'Difficult For Weirdos' (we think, it all got a bit confusing) is a massive epic orchestrotronic Hornfest. ;)

 

 

 

 

 

 

You pre-order the album on iTunes. :)

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I'm confused. Does Amazon count or not? :unsure:

I changed my order from play to amazon

 

should we preorder with i tunes for it to count then?

Is I -TUNES not just for downloads? :unsure:

It's actually Number 1 in the main Amazon Chart,not just the pre-order chart :cheer:

 

Just ahead of Vera Lynn :lol:

 

 

http://www.amazon.co.uk/music-rock-classic...Y5MX7MWGNDV0BRC

http://www.lincsfm.co.uk/

 

On radio on Sunday..a 1 HR special

 

Thanks to TRWS

 

 

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http://www.lincsfm.co.uk/

 

On radio on Sunday..a 1 HR special

 

Thanks to TRWS

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yay :yahoo:

Has anyone watched the podcast on itunes? on set at the Bodies video he looks well yummy

 

and it's very funny too, when he was asked what he was going to call his new album

 

"shall I box" cos the last one was called rudebox

"ding when you're ding dong dinging" :lol:

"Robbie cock of justice" :P

Aasking a daft question but here goes....is Bodies the single only available on downloads bie Itunes...I do not see it on Amazon :nocheer:

 

I desperately want that video <_<

Edited September 4, 200915 yr by Propeller

I'll go look

 

:unsure: perhaps it isn't showing on Amazon yet

I'll go look

 

:unsure: perhaps it isn't showing on Amazon yet

 

Just a bit weird that i cannot find it anywhere :P

no me neither :unsure:

Somebidy has posted a thread on RW site saying that the album is available for illegal download ....people are asking for the link via pm's...

 

:nocheer:

Somebidy has posted a thread on RW site saying that the album is available for illegal download ....people are asking for the link via pm's...

 

:nocheer:

 

I can't believe in that. It's way too soon! :o

I can't believe in that. It's way too soon! :o

 

Nada...Thses days anything is possible...i hope its a really bad demo...those bloody people annoy me :angry:

Nada...Thses days anything is possible...i hope its a really bad demo...those bloody people annoy me :angry:

 

I know, but again. Too early, I'm still saying 'No way that is possible!'

I know, but again. Too early, I'm still saying 'No way that is possible!'

 

Well thats' good news then Nada cause I was mighty pis**d off over it tbh <_<

MATURE NEW MATERIAL A HIT WITH THE FAMILY

 

 

THE Williams family is just as excited as Robbie about the release of his latest single and forthcoming album.

 

And while Robbie himself described his new single Bodies as "a grower", mum Jan Williams is delighted with it.

 

She said: "I thought it was great, I just really like it.

 

"He's really excited about his album, he has really enjoyed writing it and working on it. If you love something you are working on it makes it twice as easy.

 

"I heard a demo version of the album and it was great. Then producer Trevor Horn worked on it and you can tell the difference. I didn't think there was room for improvement, but he has made it even better."

 

 

While it received critical acclaim in the music press, Robbie's last album, Rudebox, didn't chart the same number of sales as his previous works.

 

But Jan added: "I don't think he felt under any pressure in writing his new album. When he wrote Rudebox that was how he felt at that time. You can only write how you are feeling.

 

"This is a different way of writing. He's let go of a lot of things. You progress as you get older and I think you take another leap when you get in your 30s. All of a sudden things fall into place.

 

"Rob is very happy in his life now."

 

Robbie's dad, Pete Conway, said: "It's been an exciting time. It is always an exciting time when Rob puts out a new album, even for his family.

 

"I think the new song is great. I heard it when it was first put together. It's very different from stuff he has done in the past.

 

"Robbie is very progressive. One thing about the laddo, he moves on, he doesn't keep in the safety zone.

 

"I've been listening to the tracks on this new album for about a year now. There's so many other songs that didn't make it on to the album that I thought were wonderful. He could have released two albums.

 

"There's some tracks on the album that I think are really special."

 

Robbie revealed on the Chris Moyles show he hoped to rejoin Take That, but Pete doesn't believe his son would ever become a fully-fledged member of the band again.

 

He said: "It wouldn't surprise me to see him perform with Take That, but I don't think he would ever rejoin them.

 

"He's very pally with the boys again which is wonderful to see. They are all older and wiser."

 

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