elisabeth1974

i enjoyed the interview, who is she?

His last MT team has not always been to the point with what they did and how the marketed him. To get rid of all people/people distance from him is a huge step.

One of the collaborations of Rob I liked most. Number 1 in Sweden and top 5 in many countries in Europe. Not released at that year in the UK but almost a year later as I remember and never charted there.

No idea, what he is on about, maybe because it was a hard working day not as DJ :-)

We had really some great Robbie treats the last months and weeks. What do you think is next until the concerts start again in 4 months? Family time?

yes

I agree, his art is impressive. Musicwise it might be the future to do what he likes to do without any huge album. I read Gary Barlow sold his music catalogue entirely to BMG in January. As much as I could google, Rob has sold some admin rights but not his catalogue, so he can still have a huge cash in with that if he wants to do it. What will the tours look like? How often? It will be interesting still.

Robbie/Ayda and clothing lines do net get hand in hand too well. I liked Farrell at its time a lot.

I doubt it more and more

so what plan do we suggest him to follow? :-)

oh Alex now I feel yesteryeared. Who is Olivia Dean? I have to check :-(

It is a difficult situation for most established artists. I am not following the charts actively, but I see that national music is taking quite some momentum in countries like Germany. I also read that very few of the artists who have been huge in the nineties and noughties see a huge amount of albums or have hit singles, aside they are doing a collab. Well, the collabs of Rob had also not been very successful. The one with Avicii was aside in the UK, but that is the last I remember as success. While people attend his concerts for the show this never lead to higher sales in the countries he visited in the last 15 years. For Take That it is worse as they do not sell even tickets in Europe despite they had been huge. I think Coldplay might be the only ones who maintained sales figures despite being around long. Don't know when I heard the last U2 hit single. Then you check out the hyped new artists like Youngblud (Hope I spelt it right) and you see that his sales are also limited. Simply strange times or times where variety counts. I think Robbie is the first who knows.

do we know if the rumour about the House in the Bahamas had been true?

wouldn't that be funny? Maybe they can do a duet

as far as I know Intensive Care was his best selling album, even better selling than Escapology. I often wonder what kind of fact check the writers of these articles do