Robbies Albums
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life thru a lense 1997
1. Lazy Days 2. Life Thru A Lens 3. Ego A Go Go 4. Angels 5. South of the Border 6. Old Before I Die 7. One of God's Better People 8. Let Me Entertain You 9. Killing Me 10. Clean 11. Baby Girls Window 12. Hello Sir
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ive been expecting you 1998
1. Strong 2. No Regrets 3. Millennium 4. Phoenix From the Flames 5. Win Some, Lose Some 6. Grace 7. Jesus In A Camper Van 8. Heaven From Here 9. Karma Killer 10. She's the One 11. Man Machine 12. These Dreams 13. Stand Your Ground 14. Stalkers Day Off (I've Been Hanging Around)
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The ego has landed (US Album)1999
1. Lazy Days 2. Millennium 3. No Regrets 4. Strong 5. Angels 6. Win Some, Lose Some 7. Let Me Entertain You 8. Jesus In A Camper Van 9. Old Before I Die 10. Killing Me 11. Man Machine 12. She's the One 13. Karma Killer 14. One of God's Better People
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sing when your winning 2000
1. Let Love Be Your Energy 2. Better Man 3. Rock DJ 4. Supreme 5. Kids 6. If It's Hurting You 7. Singing For The Lonely 8. Love Calling Earth 9. Knutsford City Limits 10. Forever Texas 11. By All Means Necessary 12. The Road To Mandalay
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swing when your winning 2001
1. I Will Talk, Hollywood Will Listen 2. Mack The Knife 3. Something Stupid 4. Do Nothing Till You Hear From Me 5. It Was A Very Good Year 6. Straighten Up And Fly Right 7. Well Did You Evah 8. Mr. Bojangles 9. One For My Baby 10. Things 11. Ain't That A Kick In The Head 12. They Can't Take That Away From Me 13. Have You Met Miss Jones? 14. Me And My Shadow 15. Beyond The Sea
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escapology 2002
1. How Peculiar 2. Feel 3. Something Beautiful 4. Monsoon 5. Sexed Up 6. Love Somebody 7. Revolution 8. Handsome Man 9. Come Undone 10. Me And My Monkey 11. Song 3 12. Hot Fudge 13. Cursed 14. Nan's Song
Robbie Williams Biography
Robbie Williams may be a huge star today, but his career has had it's ups and downs. Robert Peter Williams was born in Stoke-On-Trent on Wednesday 13th February 1974. From a very early age the young Robbie demonstrated his star qualities, performing 'Summer Nights' from Grease on stage in Spain when only three years old.
At school, Robbie's exam scores were less than perfect, perhaps because his mind and ambition was focused on his entertainment career. He was inspired to entertain by his father who was a comedian and caberet singer, and though Robbie's current gift is the ability to make great music, his sense of humour is always evident in every performance and interview he gives.
Robbie's break, as everyone knows, came when he auditioned for the boyband "Take-That". In fact, Robbie and his mates hated boy bands, but he wasn't going to let that minor problem stand between him and fame.
Robbie spent five mischief packed years as part of the most successful boy band of the 90s, helping to provide great entertainment for the band's millions of fans, before the constraints of working as part of a group became too much for him. Robbie hadn't exactly been the major star of the band, and the world wondered whether Robbie could find the solo success that he craved.
Despite knowing that he had the talent to make it on his own, Robbie's world went off the rails for a period, and he suffered from substance abuse while he fought a lengthy legal battle with his previous management for the right to pursue his own solo career. After six months wrangling, he won first his legal fight, and then his personal fight to pick himself up and start again. Fans were delighted to see this transformation, and his return to normality will be an example to others who find themselves in such a position.
At first, the solo career didn't go as planned, with "Life Thru a Lens" selling only a few thousand copies, and four singles ("Freedom", "Old Before I Die", "Lazy Days" and "South Of The Border") having only limited success. It looked as though Robbie's many fans weren't buying his solo efforts, and his decision to quit the band wasn't looking too clever. However, in July 1997 with the release of "Angels" everything changed and Robbie was back.
Once back, Robbie was determined to stay, and a stream of great singles, and two great albums ("I've Been Expecting You" and "Sing When You're Winning") have followed to make Robbie a superstar. It's very obvious to his fans that the more success he has, the more he leaves behind his boy band days, and makes the kind of music he likes. He also appears to be enjoying his music more and more, and that comes through in the energy of tunes like "Rock DJ".
As well as his great love of music, Robbie clearly has ambitions to pursue an acting career one day. In almost every video he takes on a character that demonstrates he has the qualities for the big screen. It must be only a matter of time before acting becomes his number one priority, though hopefully he'll always have time for his music which continues to develop with every new track.