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06 Dec 13
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I just don't get it.....what am I missing?...........The guy can't sing yet is a so called 'superstar' that sells out stadiums around the world
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The stadiums are full of women and gayers stickyvicky, are you in this category stickyvicky?
If not then yoou will never understand it all, like me. |
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Neither thankfully,
 he's on BBC1 atm and has about a vocal range of half an octave |
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'Around the world' are you sure?
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Well Europe and Australia then,not big in the US I believe.
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she mixed him up with Paul McCartney
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Robbie's not too bad, loves himself a bit too much but decent entertainer.
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i'm with the OP
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kenny which category do you fall into?
Do you really prefer Robbie Willams to Macca? |
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Easy mistake to make is confusing Take That with The Beatles
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Jason Orange or George Harrison is open to debate.
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His dad's better than him. Just been on.
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turned dull bit like me creating dual threads :(
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has some decent pop tunes in his day, none of which he wrote, but for a poor poor from stoke hasnt done too badly
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poor kid*
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I have a lot of sympathy for anyone unfortunate enough to have been dragged up in Stoke.
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err he can sing and in fact he sings very well.
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hence the swing album......
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he can't be too bad
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0093105/ |
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Angel Gabrial
Angel Gabrial 06 Dec 13 20:47 Joined: 09 May 05 | Topic/replies: 15,098 | Blogger: Angel Gabrial's blog kenny which category do you fall into? Do you really prefer Robbie Willams to Macca Not by a long chalk. I thought my post made that clear. |
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No idea what i am on about Kenny, it was clear. Perhaps i was drunk i can`t remember.
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an act for the OAPs
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Chunky karaoke.
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He sings as well as most of 'em these days and is very, very popular 'personalty' - must have done something right - perhaps you're a bit hard to please.
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Was there ever a better qualification for stardom? 'He sings as well as most of 'em these days'
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'fraid so..........................!
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poor thing must have spend that $80 million he got from sany a few years back already
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I saw this the other night for few minutes..... on in the background, remembered it because it caught my attention.....3 or 4 people in the room agreed that bloke, Robbie Williams can't sing. Maybe he could in the past don't really know...but the thing I heard was pretty dire.
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Personality? The need to pull a stoopid face or say something fairly moronic every time a camera and/or microphone gets shoved his way. He's made a few decent songs, and has the modern day equivalent of that Elton John middle ground almost to him self. Music for people whose template for life is to watch Eastenders and X Factor, eat at McDonalds and Pizza Hut, and put little St George flags on their Ford Focus when a World Cup is on. I can't believe that your average Robbie concert goer goes to more than a couple of gigs a year, and all of the stadium variety.
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Doesn't Gary Barlow look young?
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HRH The Lager Khan - I honestly haven't/don't frequent the popular activities you have mentioned.....did accompany/chaffeur my youngest daughter to a Robbie Concert a few years ago - was a good night actually. She didn't marry him though - much against her wishes and she's has grown up a lot since then. May I suggest you refer to the 'People who dissapeared up their own backside' thread - might be just up your street.
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dewey - Maybe that came across as condescending, but the level of his popularity (the fact he can do 4 or 5 nights at Wembley rather than just a couple) baffles me - Personal choice of course, but I just meant there is so much better out there and it seems the masses are very easily pleased.
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Each to their own - could be worse........................
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It's 'acts' like him that hold back the development of music.
Gifted musicians hardly get a look in and so go to work in a shop or the like whilst Xfactor and other manufactured pap creates 'stars' |
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I agree with HRH in that the masses are easily pleased. However there are far worse acts out there than Robbie, who is a decent entertainer with a reasonable, but certainly not brilliant voice.
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I quite like the masses, or, as they're more commonly known, people.
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I cant stand the whining, self pitying, tub of tuneless lard....rant over
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