Robbie Williams Live
03 September 2006, 02:06 PM
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Robbie Williams Live
Went to see Robbie last night at Hampden Park, Glasgow.
It was a 40th birthday treat for my good lady [she's a real fan/ i'm not although i thinks he's ok]
I thought it may be a night to remember but it was more than that, the show was brilliant to say the least and it's hard to imagine there's a better showman [i'm glad my wife is a fan or i would never have gone and been part of it]
Anyone else going to the other uk shows are in for a treat but i won't give anything away
other than it was 2 hours of sheer entertainment 
As for the support acts Orson were good and Basement Jaxx were v.good
It was a 40th birthday treat for my good lady [she's a real fan/ i'm not although i thinks he's ok]
I thought it may be a night to remember but it was more than that, the show was brilliant to say the least and it's hard to imagine there's a better showman [i'm glad my wife is a fan or i would never have gone and been part of it]
Anyone else going to the other uk shows are in for a treat but i won't give anything away
other than it was 2 hours of sheer entertainment As for the support acts Orson were good and Basement Jaxx were v.good
03 September 2006, 02:42 PM
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No doubt he is a great performer but he needs guy chambers back -big time.
Did he play rockbox or whatever the heck it's called? What a piece of ****e that is....
Did he play rockbox or whatever the heck it's called? What a piece of ****e that is....
03 September 2006, 02:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Saxo Boy
No doubt he is talented and a great showman but he's a fooking awful role model to youngster (i.e. his fan base).
I would say he's a good showman but far from talented, sings like he's chewing glass
03 September 2006, 06:23 PM
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My missus and her pals were there on Friday night,thats her third time seeing him and she really enjoyed it,she also said that Basement Jaxx were brilliant.Traffic afterwards was murder i had the job of picking them up
she said after singing his new song he pulled a few faces as if trying to guage a reaction to it,i think he probably knows the fans prefer his usual stuff.
she said after singing his new song he pulled a few faces as if trying to guage a reaction to it,i think he probably knows the fans prefer his usual stuff.
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03 September 2006, 07:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Milamber
No doubt he is a great performer but he needs guy chambers back -big time.
Did he play rockbox or whatever the heck it's called? What a piece of ****e that is....
Did he play rockbox or whatever the heck it's called? What a piece of ****e that is....
03 September 2006, 08:05 PM
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Originally Posted by SCD Simon
Went to see Robbie last night at Hampden Park, Glasgow.
It was a 40th birthday treat for my good lady [she's a real fan/ i'm not although i thinks he's ok]
I thought it may be a night to remember but it was more than that, the show was brilliant to say the least and it's hard to imagine there's a better showman [i'm glad my wife is a fan or i would never have gone and been part of it]
Anyone else going to the other uk shows are in for a treat but i won't give anything away other than it was 2 hours of sheer entertainment
As for the support acts Orson were good and Basement Jaxx were v.good
It was a 40th birthday treat for my good lady [she's a real fan/ i'm not although i thinks he's ok]
I thought it may be a night to remember but it was more than that, the show was brilliant to say the least and it's hard to imagine there's a better showman [i'm glad my wife is a fan or i would never have gone and been part of it]
Anyone else going to the other uk shows are in for a treat but i won't give anything away
other than it was 2 hours of sheer entertainment As for the support acts Orson were good and Basement Jaxx were v.good
Travelled all the way from Harrogate to see him, but made a weekend of it by stopping in Troon for a couple of nights (the closest hotel we could find incidentally
)Absolutely fantastic night of entertainment. First time I've seen him before, definately want to see him again. The bits when he was talking about the ladies with their (.)(.) out was hilarious
In terms of entertaining, he really is in a class of his own.
Only downer of the night was getting out of the car park opposite ASDA - what a joke, took absolotely ages. Didn't seem like their was any organisation at all...
03 September 2006, 10:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Terzo 333
I was there Saturday night too
Only downer of the night was getting out of the car park opposite ASDA - what a joke, took absolotely ages. Didn't seem like their was any organisation at all...
Only downer of the night was getting out of the car park opposite ASDA - what a joke, took absolotely ages. Didn't seem like their was any organisation at all...
Moved 15 feet in 1 3/4 hours. i was on my way across the field to "discuss" things with the police when they finally got their act together and started things moving.
A journey that usually takes 1 hour took over 3 !!
Twas an excellent concert though I would recommend it to anyone fan or not.
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03 September 2006, 11:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Saxo Boy
No doubt he is talented and a great showman but he's a fooking awful role model to youngster (i.e. his fan base).
Rebellion and all that....you must be getting old Kenny
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04 September 2006, 11:28 AM
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Nice all come to leeds, invade my city, get my street closed and make it so I cant move!
Still at least I can listen for free
David
Still at least I can listen for free
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04 September 2006, 11:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Bubba po
Prefer Charlie Williams meself. He died today, you know. 
even though he was from Donny
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09 September 2006, 03:52 PM
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http://www.zug.com/gab/index.cgi?fun...hread_id=37850
gayer than liberace trying on dorothy's ruby slippers and going ... "ooooh they are a perfect fit"
gayer than liberace trying on dorothy's ruby slippers and going ... "ooooh they are a perfect fit"
09 September 2006, 11:55 PM
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I will be gong to milton keynes. One of my customers always supplies free tickets and backstage passes in exchange for free bottles of Amarone when he comes for dinner. I did however meet some people from other parts of Europe who had no idea that all of his concerts had moved from wembly to Milton keynes. I wonder how many dissapointed Germans will turn up a wembly?
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