Rock Bands & Pop Stars
Robbie Williams Pictures
Artist:
Robbie Williams
Origin:
United Kingdom, Tunstall - Staffordshire- EnglandUnited Kingdom
Born date:
February 13, 1974
Robbie Williams Album: «Rock Dj»
Robbie Williams Album: «Rock Dj» (Front side)
    Album information
  • Customers rating: (3.8 of 5)
  • Title:Rock Dj
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  • Type:Audio CD
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Track listing
  • 1Rock DJ - Robbie Williams
  • 2Talk to Me - Robbie Williams
  • 3Rock DJ [Player One Remix] - Robbie Williams
Customer review
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
- Defenetely worth buying

This new single of Robbie Williams, anticipating his brand new album "Sing when you are winning", will satisfy different tastes as it is a mix of good pop, rock and a little bit of rapping. It's a very dynamic and original song and after having listened to it a few times you can't help singing and dancing to it. The b-side "Talk to me", written with Robbie's bassist, is a good pop tune as well, even if in a different style. Buy it!!

Customer review
- Defenetely worth buying

This new single of Robbie Williams, anticipating his brand new album "Sing when you are winning", will satisfy different tastes as it is a mix of good pop, rock and a little bit of rapping. It's a very dynamic and original song and after having listened to it a few times you can't help singing and dancing to it. The b-side "Talk to me", written with Robbie's bassist, is a good pop tune as well, even if in a different style. Buy it!!

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0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
- He is So Upbeat!

This is a great Cd but not one of his best.

Customer review
1 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
- He is si upbeat!

I love this CD but I must admit that Robbie has done better!

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0 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
- Funny but not fun

Robbie's new single from his upcoming album, 'Sing When You're Winning', is a more upbeat track than his previous ones but the song goes too slow. Its danceability is slim, but the lyrics are funny and clever. Such lines include: 'when you can't get the girl, but your best friend can, it's time to move your body' and 'boys getting high, the girls even more so'. It's an ok song, but not good enough to get to #1 in the U.K. without its video. In the video, Robbie is in the center of the room where a bunch of hot girls are roller skating in circles around the room. He tries to catch the girls' attention by doing different things like dancing, but fails each time. He finally ends up stripping to his boxers and the girls are all disgusted with him and leave the room. The video most likely carried the song to number 1 in the U.K. than just because of the song.