Robbie Williams - I've Been Expecting You Audio CD

I can never believe that Robbie actually finished producing it over a short period of time. "I've Been Expecting You?is an amazing album filled with surprises and Rob's creativity. Every track on it is unbelievable. Rob vividly portrays his living experiences in his songs. The enjoyment is second to none if you take your time rocking with Rob on the album.
"Millennium? the first single from this album caught my attention the first time I listened to it. Its magnificent rhythm and Rob's whispering in the background have really graced the song. Rob cooperated with Pet Shop Boys in "No Regrets? which is also my all-time favorite song of Rob. In addition to its great interlude and the brilliant rap when the song ends, the lyrics are intense and real, depicting the strong anguish of losing someone. You'll be even more moved if you know who Rob was referring to. "Strong?is a nice rock song. Rob sings as he subtly jeered himself and his philosophy. Rob once stated that he didn't like `She's the One?since it's the only song not written by himself on his albums. But he still sounds great and tender on that track.

All non-single tracks are no less powerful. Perhaps Rob had encountered so many things in 1998 that inspired him to make this marvelous work. This album is definitely a masterpiece. If you can only buy one album from Robbie Williams, I highly recommend this one. You can also find Rob's ex-fiancée talking on "Win Some, Lose Some. ?I guess the song is about the sweet moments they used to share. Very great song, indeed.

EXPECTATIONS FULFILLED !
The Album Is A Result Of A Long Legal Battle Against Him & His Record Company, Which Resulted The Excellent, But Controversial Song "Jesus In A Camper Van" Being Dropped, & Replaced By The Song "It's Only Us". The Follow-Up To The Hot-Shot Debut Album, Life Thru A Lens Does A Great Deal Of Justice To Robbie Fans' Claim That He Is The BIGGEST Thing From Britain Since THE BEATLES. You Could Find The Song "Jesus In A Camper Van" On The Compilation Album " The Ego Has Landed". In Fact As Many As 7 Songs Out Of The 12 Have Found A Place On That Album, So There's A Very Good Reason That You Should Be Pickin' Up The Album :-)
The Album Begins Off With A Bang, With The Song "Strong", Which Probably Is One Of Robbie's Under-Rated Songs. The Album Rolls On With Classics Musical Gems Like "No Regrets" (Which Remains On My All-Time Fav. List. It Features Niel Tennant Of Pet Shop Boys & Niel Hannon (Divine Comedy. The Next Track "Millennium" Was A Big Smash Hit Across Europe. The Other Songs Worth Of Note Are The Soft "Grace", The Oasisque " Karma Killer" & Of Course The Classic Ballad "She's The One", Which Shows Off Robbie's Class ,The Song by Karl Wallinger of World Party, ironic considering Williams' songwriting partner Guy Chambers was a former member of that band. There Are Hardly Any " Weak Songs" On The Album , Apart From The Slightly Monotonous "Win Some. . Lose Some". On The Whole, The Album Is A Must-Buy For All Those Who Are Robbie Fans To The Core, Or I'd Recommend The Follow-Up Compilation "The Ego Has Landed" to those who simply want a good collection of Robbie Songs Before The 'Sing & Swing' Series.

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