LazyLady

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It certainly is Josh. I bought the album today, I was rather disappointed in alot of the covers, but Lola is one of the outstanding tracks on the album.

Although I have 'Lola' already I'm getting the album at the weekend, some great bands and tracks on the album. But I guess I will go out and buy it the dearest way, from HMV or Virgin. I am a sucker for buying the physical :rolleyes: from the tracks I've heard so far, it has got to be Robbie's, Sterophonics and defo a big no, no for The Streets, that one will be a skip, unless it grows on me, which it could after the shock of it ;) Lola has got to be one of Robbie's best covers I love it! and why isn't it available on download with ITunes? :cry:

It's wicked :music: and it is not because I'm a fan of his, it is such a good cover where he marks his own special stamp on it. he sounds sexy and I just luv LA Lola. Worth the early morning alarm call and now I can't get the tune out of head. It's driving me nuts :huh:

thanks very much. No.1 again. Wonderful

Great going everyone :winner: and when Robbie is quiet too.

Thanks for that clip I love Tripping, the beat is fab, love the bass, and doesn't he make it look easy, such a talent. Missing him :rap:

sorry, to take you away from Take That's latest single :blink: Star-Telegram Staff Writer GRAND PRAIRIE -- For so many English performers and bands, the story has been the same: Huge at home, not nearly as big in the United States. However popular Oasis, Robbie Williams, Blur, Pulp and the Manic Street Preachers became in England and Europe, they never achieved the same status over here. The trio Muse is becoming the exception to the rule. No, they're not selling out stadiums stateside as they have in England, but their sales and concert attendance are steadily climbing. How? No. 1: They're doing it the old-fashioned way -- touring, touring, and touring some more. Case in point: Sunday's well-attended show at Nokia Theatre was the band's third stop in North Texas in less than a year. but you forgot the most important bit in the article. Didn't Robbie do a sell out gig at the Nokia Theatre in 99? ;) Also, might be worthy of a mention, I read an article that mentions that the Kaiser Chiefs are not going to be touring the US, they are doing what Robbie did, ditching America, so they don't lose their success everywhere else. Sound move I reckon.

I have always loved She's Madonna, very pleased it has done so well.

that's great, well done

oh that is a lovely picture, just look how muscular he is and how delicate she is and isn't it nice to see his hand on her arm and her hand on his. I think I have come over all un-necessary. :blink:

Thanks Osiris for the link, Great :yahoo: three Robbie Albums in the Oz charts. :cheer: makes my visit here very worth while. Kathy, I suppose it is a stupid question to ask, but have your REALLY read My Take?

Yes it is, you can see the writing copyright 2006 under the clip. He is just like his Dad when he laughs.

I did say I adore his bottom lip, didn't I? :wub:

nice pictures of Robbie. He looks 'fit' :w00t:

So if it does not take alot to get to No. 1 with an album in Europe, what happened to Beautiful World then? and their concert tickets? It is only the UK they have success on a scale similar to Robbie, they have another 8 years to go to match him. Robbie made it solo, that speaks volumes. and it gets very annoying when I visit TT forums to see Robbie getting trashed all the time. He was a member of the band once where pretty much most of you appreciated him for one song or appearance when they were one big happy band. Now they appear to bury the hatchet, I think it is time for Take That fans and Robbie Williams fans to do the same. don't you?

you ain't kidding, the crowd look bored sh*tless when I was watching. I missed James Blunt, I did want to see him and, everytime I turn over there is some dire act on that I cannot be bothered to listen and then I look at the crowd :cry: and end up turning it off. lol where is :yahoo: there hasn't been any :yahoo: while I have been watching. Give me Rod Stewart and Bryan Ferry please, they rocked the Diana concert.

well, I am very pleased that Rudebox has a re-entry. In time the public will find that Robbie is the artist with the most imaginative material to date.

congrats on being no.1 again, I am off to celebrate :hic:

Fan :yahoo: tastic Well, done, I am ashamed to say I did not vote, sorry guys. But he still won without me :wub:

oh, i forgot, congrats Robbie for the nomination, reading the press backtracking or even sounding flabbergasted is a win in my book. :cheer: :yahoo:

Robbie always has been bigger than Justin Timberlake, but you would never know it if you read the tabloids, you would only find this out if you are a fan of Robbie's.

Robbie looks absolutely amazing in these pictures. He looks well and happy. Gotta be good. When is the next match then? lol

:yahoo: thanks for the Lovelight clip. It is fab, I think he sings it better live than he does on the album track. I liked Jonny's song, he should have stuck with it, unless the record company said differently.

Prince Harry... should he fight? No, no, no, he should not be allowed to go to Iraq. This war is not about fighting in defence of our country. We should never have been there in the first place as there was NO chemical weapons. America went to war to protect their oil business, now our brave lads are dying over a misjudgement from our British Government. This war created by Bush and helped by Blair is a Terrorist dream today. It is where our soldiers face insurgents, beheadings, torture and parading kidnapped soldiers on website all around the Arab nations and around the world and what a propagander triumph that would be for the terrorist. If they caught Prince Harry it would be a disaster for the UK nation, for the Government and for the Armed Forces. This is not like any war of the past, the internet has changed that. This is ruthless insurgents who will target him higher than any other soldier and in the process put more of our troops at risk, especially those under Prince Harry's command. Prince Harry should not go and the British Armed Forces should pull out NOW and bring our brave lads home and then we can try and help those terribly injured soldiers that never get a mention when they come home and have to live with no limbs and truama for the rest of their lives and of course we will always remember the young soldiers, who once had everything to live for that have paid the ultimate sacrifice, for what? Bush?