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robbie williams goes goffik?
Posted: 08 Sep 2004, 22:42
by Quiff Boy
i've just seen the video for the new robbie willaims single "radio" on one of those infernal mtv channels and during the intro & chorus he warbles and shouts in an overblown manner very similar to our very own herr eldritch!
and there's some VERY chameleons-like guitars chiming away in the background!
bizarre!
(a pretty ropey song on the whole, mind
)
Re: robbie williams goes goffik?
Posted: 09 Sep 2004, 01:00
by Andy TG
Quiff Boy wrote:i've just seen the video for the new robbie willaims single "radio" on one of those infernal mtv channels and during the intro & chorus he warbles and shouts in an overblown manner very similar to our very own herr eldritch!
and there's some VERY chameleons-like guitars chiming away in the background!
bizarre!
(a pretty ropey song on the whole, mind
)
@QB - Do you mind if I say that I think your a bit weird
Why are YOU even watching Robbie "Gis A Drink" Williams videos - I thought the recent Forum DVD would be on frequent rotation
Posted: 09 Sep 2004, 08:45
by Quiff Boy
AndyTheGoth wrote:I thought the recent Forum DVD would be on frequent rotation
don't have a copy
*sniff*
Posted: 09 Sep 2004, 11:04
by MrChris
It's an awful song - a weird kind of new romantic pastiche, and doesn't seem to mean much. Let's hope it puts off some of those 14-year old girls from buying his records. Let the backlash commence...
Posted: 09 Sep 2004, 17:14
by Andy TG
Quiff Boy wrote:AndyTheGoth wrote:I thought the recent Forum DVD would be on frequent rotation
don't have a copy
*sniff*
@ QB - If I could I would But I cant (at the moment - pre-upgrade) But I would if I could and I Will When I Can.
In the mean time a Celtic Soul Brother MAY be able to facilitate
Posted: 09 Sep 2004, 23:01
by Quiff Boy
Andy TG wrote:Quiff Boy wrote:AndyTheGoth wrote:I thought the recent Forum DVD would be on frequent rotation
don't have a copy
*sniff*
@ QB - If I could I would But I cant (at the moment - pre-upgrade) But I would if I could and I Will When I Can.
In the mean time a Celtic Soul Brother MAY be able to facilitate
no worries - the mighty spiggy's hat hath provideth
danke
Posted: 10 Sep 2004, 00:19
by BritneyJean
I’m shocked that Radio is so dire. But at least it keeps Stephen Duffy off the streets. Robbie’s musical output has been going downhill ever since he chose to leave what was a very going concern at the time.
Posted: 10 Sep 2004, 06:42
by Mrs RicheyJames
Oh ffs..............
Posted: 10 Sep 2004, 09:41
by Spiggy's hat
no worries - the mighty spiggy's hat hath provideth
danke
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Thanks to the legend from Peterborough
, I'm just a gratefull cog in the machine
Posted: 11 Sep 2004, 23:54
by Rivers
I have always found it puzzling and annoying that people take this gurning, cabaret singing twerp seriously. 14 year old girls, I can understand why, but when the 'indie' crowd began to think he was cool, I thought the world had gone mad.
His new song is 's**t', almost as bad as the Girls Aloud new single. They don't even try these days do they?
Posted: 12 Sep 2004, 00:34
by James Blast
Here, here Rivers! it's bad early Human League meets Soft Cell on a rainy Tuesday night in Romiley!
Posted: 12 Sep 2004, 00:38
by Rivers
Mr Blast, its not even that good
Oasis fell under his spell for a while too, thats when they lost the plot. He's a pox on talent.
Posted: 12 Sep 2004, 00:59
by James Blast
has he ever been any good, that is the question?
take that! and party
Posted: 12 Sep 2004, 01:03
by Rivers
No, a thousand times no. He's the 90s version of Donny Osmond or a Bay City Roller. Ok, some of his early songs had quality but were just plain slushy pop. The housewife's choice
Posted: 12 Sep 2004, 01:08
by James Blast
tread boldly Sister...
Posted: 12 Sep 2004, 19:31
by Mrs. Snowey
But he's very good for Christmas Office Parties - you know, the bit where the DJ suddenly feels the need for the close proximity of women of a certain age and temperament
Posted: 12 Sep 2004, 19:33
by Mrs. Snowey
P.S. Shurely the topic should have been entitled: Robbie Williams
Is Fick
Posted: 12 Sep 2004, 22:30
by BritneyJean
James Blast wrote:has he ever been any good, that is the question?
VITAL CONSUMER INFORMATION
Songs
Take That: Pray, Back For Good, Everything Changes (Robbie on lead vocals!), Love Ain’t Here Anymore, Never Forget, Could It Be Magic (more Robbie on lead vocals!)
Solo: Eternity and Rock DJ
Albums
TT’s best album is Everything Changes.
Robbie Williams has not yet released an album that I want to buy. But I love
the sinner and hate
the sin.
Posted: 12 Sep 2004, 22:31
by Debaser
Rivers wrote:He's the 90s version of a Bay City Roller.
You say that as if it's a bad thing.......blummin love the Rollers I does
Posted: 12 Sep 2004, 22:35
by Rivers
Lots of eggs are broken but no omelette yet! The Rollers were of their time, and were mainly taken seriously by young girls. Most pop music these days is made to appeal to little girls.
Posted: 12 Sep 2004, 22:42
by Izzy HaveMercy
Robbie Williams is just GREAT!
He does what he likes, give a horse's ass about media AND covers a great oldies song now and then.
What more to ask from a tattooed millionnaire?
IZ.
Posted: 12 Sep 2004, 23:51
by James Blast
I'm loving angels, instead
instead of what?
Posted: 13 Sep 2004, 13:02
by flowersdie
James Blast wrote:Here, here Rivers! it's bad early Human League meets Soft Cell on a rainy Tuesday night in Romiley!
That sounds quite good actually.
He's hateable for, amongst other things, the most smug looking album cover in the world evah, on 'I've Been Expecting You'. I know its 'meant' to look smug but, sheeesh, yuk.
Also he's a Port Vale fan that owns an executive box at Stamford Bridge ffs....off with his head!
Re: robbie williams goes goffik?
Posted: 14 Sep 2004, 23:44
by Lynchfanatic
Quiff Boy wrote:i've just seen the video for the new robbie willaims single "radio" on one of those infernal mtv channels and during the intro & chorus he warbles and shouts in an overblown manner very similar to our very own herr eldritch!
and there's some VERY chameleons-like guitars chiming away in the background!
bizarre!
(a pretty ropey song on the whole, mind
)
I read your post not having heard the song yet. I saw it had been on, but switched the channel quick. But after reading this, and next time I saw it was on, I forced myself to watch it. And indeed, I agree with you. Still not liking the song or the artist really though.
Posted: 15 Sep 2004, 09:26
by Mrs RicheyJames
flowersdie wrote:
Also he's a Port Vale fan that owns an executive box at Stamford Bridge ffs....off with his head!
Oops.............