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| Robbie Williams - Live at Knebworth |
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Band: Robbie Williams Title: Live at Knebworth Rating: Release Date: 2003-10-06 Media: Audio CD Tracks: 1: Let Me Entertain You 2: Let Love Be Your Energy 3: We Will Rock You - Robbie Williams, May, Brian [1] 4: Monsoon 5: Come Undone - Robbie Williams, Hamilton, A. 6: Me and My Monkey 7: Hot Fudge - Robbie Williams, Williams, Robbie 8: Mr. Bojangles - Robbie Williams, Walker, Jerry Jeff 9: She's the One - Robbie Williams, Wallinger, Karl 10: Kids 11: Better Man 12: Nan's Song - Robbie Williams, Williams, Robbie [1 13: Feel 14: Angels |
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How long will this egomaniacal charm last? Well, I still love him immensely, yet the admiration does not prevent doubts from burgeoning in my heart. According to my viewing history at Amazon, I have established myself as an avid Robbie fan. Every Robbie fan is familiar with Robbie's magical spell to entertain people in his concerts. Sadly, as many reviewers commented below, the CD fails to show his finesse. I do not mind the loud crowd cheering or Robbie's self-absorbed talks since they rather lighten up the show, but Robbie's vocals sound really weak. His voice is hoarse and can hardly reach the high notes in the beginning; fortunately, he begins to sound better after "Mr. Bojangles," a song always fun to listen to. "Angels," as usual, is incredibly moving with the audience singing along with Robbie. I do not recommend the CD highly due to its cliched elements and weak sound effect. The concert may represent what Robbie's typical concerts are like, but Robbie could have performed better if he had known that this was to be released as a live album. It is really irritating to hear him sound so terrible, probably have been taken away by the unprecedented large crowd. Therefore, I really start worrying that if Robbie did not provide his fans with something of better quality, his hubris would possibly make him flop. I love you, Robbie! However, I need something to show others the value of adoring you, please. . . For viewers, do check out his "Live @ Royal Albert Hall DVD," and "The Robbie Williams Show," both are fantastic shows proving Robbie to be a born entertainer, as he himself stated at this concert.
The problem with this CD is it's lacking the visuals, that's why I recommend the DVD. His singing is good and the song selection covers most of his hits but a little too many Escapology songs for my taste. There is too much interruption, talking, jokes, etc, which may be a problem here but not when you watch it. I'm saying again, get the DVD, you won't regret it.
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