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Kill Me Or Cure Me she said that you said that I said....

ok...havent picked one for all the era's but at least i have narrowed it down. Life Thru A Lens & I've Been Expecting You ERA - Average B-Side Sing When Your'e Winning - Escapology ERA - Come Take Me Over, One Fine Day, Get A Little High, Coffee, Tea and Sympathy Intensive Care ERA - (I Feel It) But I Can´t Explain, Chemical Devotion. thats the best I can do!

Do Nothin' Till You Here From Me....followed very closely by Mr. Bojangles.

HUGE hit here, it won us over big time, we felt his sensitive side with this song...and us Aussies love a good ballad. :) I am glad we got it as a single, at the time I dont think Eternity would have gone down so well over here, Better Man was the perfect choice as a release for Australia.

I agree, fantastic performace by Robbie, I love seeing him interact with the crowd. :) He had better release this as the next single, if he doesnt I will hunt him down. :P

picture of the stage...thanks to Fans Supreme. :) http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y279/tc73/stage.jpg

40 VIP tickets for the Robbie Williams concert up for grabs DUBAI  About 40 VIP tickets for the Robbie Williams concert will be given away by Wafi Mall for those who still haven't been lucky enough to buy their tickets to see their favourite singer. In conjunction with E2 TV, from Saturday to Wednesday, lucky shoppers will have the chance to win a pair of VIP Robbie tickets worth Dh495 each. The mechanics are simple; spend over Dh100 in any Wafi outlet, complete the application form, and then drop your receipt into the raffle drum and you're in for a chance to win a pair of the most sought after tickets in Dubai. Wafi advantage cardholders have double the chance to win. The lucky 15 winners will receive their tickets on Wednesday. In addition, Wafi Mall has teamed up with 92 FM to give away the remaining 5 pairs of tickets on the Wafi drive time show with Daniel. One pair of tickets will be given away everyday, from Saturday to Wednesday, April 19, on the show.

Intensive Care then Escapology....favourites for the day - The Trouble With Me, Sexed Up, Come Undone and Sin Sin Sin. :)

40 VIP tickets for the Robbie Williams concert up for grabs DUBAI  About 40 VIP tickets for the Robbie Williams concert will be given away by Wafi Mall for those who still haven't been lucky enough to buy their tickets to see their favourite singer. In conjunction with E2 TV, from Saturday to Wednesday, lucky shoppers will have the chance to win a pair of VIP Robbie tickets worth Dh495 each. The mechanics are simple; spend over Dh100 in any Wafi outlet, complete the application form, and then drop your receipt into the raffle drum and you're in for a chance to win a pair of the most sought after tickets in Dubai. Wafi advantage cardholders have double the chance to win. The lucky 15 winners will receive their tickets on Wednesday. In addition, Wafi Mall has teamed up with 92 FM to give away the remaining 5 pairs of tickets on the Wafi drive time show with Daniel. One pair of tickets will be given away everyday, from Saturday to Wednesday, April 19, on the show.

ok i will scotty, but its gonna take me a while to narrow it down to one per era..... :wacko:

no i cant see it Susie.... :( yes we have our very own SA celebrity amongst us....good on you jackie! now he is doing Hot Fudge, actually I am only a little suprised....must admit I do like that song live. :)

oh Scotty, you always do these polls and you know i just cant choose ONE! its just too hard! Its not my fault if Robbie does so many great B-sides. ;)

me too suse.....i cant wait to read some more reviews and see some more pics.....i dont think i shall sleep tonight! :cheer:

I know...who would have thought that LMEY would be done as an encore! I would never have suspected that, but i think its an ace idea.....what a great way to end an entertaining show. :D

I havent heard of either of them also jupiter....and i didnt think either of them were that funny...more like not funny. ;)

I agree Jackie, he comes across as feeling so blessed to be working with Robbie and I really appreciate that.

First review in.....and so far its looking great. :D ROCKING ROBBIE HAS DURBAN SCREAMING FOR MORE The Mercury Let me entertain you British pop star Robbie Williams toys with the crowd during the first leg of his South African tour at Durban's Absa Stadium last night. Heavy rain early in the evening did not dampen the spirits of his fans, who turned out in droves to catch one of the world's most noted performers in action. http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y279/tc73/SA.jpg Rocking Robbie has Durban screaming for more... Despite heavy rain early in the evening, the 45 000 people who packed into Durban's Absa Stadium for the first leg of British pop icon Robbie Williams's South African tour were not disappointed as the charismatic star rocked the stadium with his usual style and enthusiasm. The concert opened with what looked like balls of fire shooting out from the stage as Williams, clad in a black trench coat, rose from the floor through a trapdoor, much to the screaming audience's delight. He opened with one of his biggest hits, Radio. Throughout the performance Williams, always the entertainer, played and talked with the crowd, building them up before performing every one of his chart-topping singles. He walked up and down a ramp built in the middle of the stage and spoke about Durban and how its people had made him feel welcome. Hit after hit, word after word, Williams had the crowd screaming and wanting more. Towards the end of the two-hour show he invited three girls and their mother on stage to meet him and share in the on-stage action. Williams closed with one of his biggest hits, Angels. Earlier in the evening, Williams was preceded on stage by South African favourites Freshly Ground, whose hit, Doo Be Doo, was a crowd favourite and provoked a mass sing-along.

First review in.....and so far its looking great. :D ROCKING ROBBIE HAS DURBAN SCREAMING FOR MORE The Mercury Let me entertain you British pop star Robbie Williams toys with the crowd during the first leg of his South African tour at Durban's Absa Stadium last night. Heavy rain early in the evening did not dampen the spirits of his fans, who turned out in droves to catch one of the world's most noted performers in action. http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y279/tc73/SA.jpg Rocking Robbie has Durban screaming for more... Despite heavy rain early in the evening, the 45 000 people who packed into Durban's Absa Stadium for the first leg of British pop icon Robbie Williams's South African tour were not disappointed as the charismatic star rocked the stadium with his usual style and enthusiasm. The concert opened with what looked like balls of fire shooting out from the stage as Williams, clad in a black trench coat, rose from the floor through a trapdoor, much to the screaming audience's delight. He opened with one of his biggest hits, Radio. Throughout the performance Williams, always the entertainer, played and talked with the crowd, building them up before performing every one of his chart-topping singles. He walked up and down a ramp built in the middle of the stage and spoke about Durban and how its people had made him feel welcome. Hit after hit, word after word, Williams had the crowd screaming and wanting more. Towards the end of the two-hour show he invited three girls and their mother on stage to meet him and share in the on-stage action. Williams closed with one of his biggest hits, Angels. Earlier in the evening, Williams was preceded on stage by South African favourites Freshly Ground, whose hit, Doo Be Doo, was a crowd favourite and provoked a mass sing-along.

I second that....I have a funny way of deciding whether I like artists....firstly I hear their songs on the radio like everyone else, but before I truly like them, I have to hear them sing LIVE....if they are not up to scratch then I immediately go off them....so as you can imagine Robbie did not disappoint. He is one of those rare artists whose songs are better live.....ther are not many around who can say that. I quite like the set list, I think it provides something for everyone given that it was his first gig in South Africa....it had its classics and its new songs...he covered every studio album (except for swing which I would have thought he would have thrown one of those in)....if i had to take anything out I would take out Millenium and Strong, but really, no one can say they were left disppointed. :D I am so glad that Radio was on there....I would have been way disappointed had he not performed it. Good job Robbie, sounds like they all loved you.

some of my older favourites. :D http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y279/tc73/HH.jpg i love him with longer hair with those curls.... :wub: http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y279/tc73/curls.jpg http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y279/tc73/los3.jpg http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y279/tc73/robinoz2.jpg http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y279/tc73/abbey1.jpg

no they annoy me with that too RockDJ...I am forever defeding his height.....HE IS TALL!!!!! that forum was funny though.... :P

If Its Hurting You One Fine Day (at least he has done it on TRWS) :D Cursed Song 3 Coffee, Tea and Sympathy Come Take Me Over (I Feel It But) I Cant Explain Chemical Devotion Random Acts Of Kindness Berliner Star Ugly Love Deceiving Is Believing

totally agree suse. :D One at Slane and Dont Stop Talking.

Nobody Someday young enough to believe in love....

thanks Jackie, that bright logo looks fantastic....a real centrepiece for ths stage. :D and I love your middle avatar too...cant stop looking at it.