Robbie Williams!

[Tugger2k]

Or Spotify!!!

[robith]

i know what your saying, but i really didnt want to have to 'work' on sunday - i wanted a lazy sunday topped off with Stevie.

and to be fair to BEP (which is VERY difficult) at least they write their own drivel!!

[Wooderson]

Jealously isn't a good thing. But don't worry - I have 2 hands. Room for one more if you're interested?

[Guest blackcockerel]

As someone else said, you won't need to miss Stevie to watch this retard. I got a good place to see Macca in 04 despite avoiding Black Eyed Peas, who were on before them. Wasn't tricky to get a good spot either.

[Langdale Wolf]

what sort of internet nazi's do you work with!!

it's 'she's the one' for World Party's excellent album Egyptology!!

williams version is NO different at all, he simply replaces the vocal

how can a f**king karaoke singer be 2nd from last at glasto??

its so wrong on so many levels!!

[Tugger2k]

So? I've never really understood this obsession with people having written their own songs. Surely it's better to play good songs you haven't written than shit ones you wrote yourself.

I blame the beatles

[Langdale Wolf]

LW's been at the Cairngorm Trade Winds early today lads. Steer clear.

[FunkyDenz]

Robbie is an entertainer, he appears to be a very charismatic performer who is able to get the crowd going in (dare I say it) a similar fashion to Freddie Mercury.

Unfortunately Robbie can't sing well, and the songs which are written for him are lowest common denominator pop shite, so I will probably soaking up a sunset set at the JazzWorld Stage before a gentle stroll in to position for Stevie.

[Filthy]

Me too, and it was berluddy marvellous.

I tend to look on the bright side with bookings like R Williams. It keeps all the daytrippers away from the good stuff. See you down the front at Avalon for Teenage Fanclub <crosses fingers>

[Tugger2k]

something good has come out of it though

i hadnt dug up world party for ages and the whole back catalogue is on spoitfy

thats me for the day

bringing back some lovely memories of a blisteringly hot friday in 94, lazing in the sunshine while Karl did his thing.

[Steve P]

hmmmm

this has made sunday very tricky

how am i going to get a good spot for a legend and musical genius, while still avoiding huge swathes of people singing along to 'angels'

[Langdale Wolf]

Mate have you been watching lots of the Winter Olympics coverage per chance? I think all their talk of "double poling" has got you carried away

[Tugger2k]

Thankfully the better half doesn't like him but I can see an awful lot of blokes being dragged along to see him by their ladies. Unless your Langdale of course

[Steve P]

Edited February 19, 2010 by Steve P

[themuel]

Ah you can always rely on this forum to deliver musical snobbery of the most pretentious kind.

[Langdale Wolf]

Edited February 19, 2010 by Langdale Wolf

[Tugger2k]

I figured that was going to be your problem mate. Have you thought of dropping a rufie or 2 in her pint before he comes on?

[Steve P]

Ah you can always rely on this forum to deliver musical snobbery of the most pretentious kind.

[Al21]

Bit of a guilty pleasure, would love to see Robbie on the Sunday after a fair few beers, got some cracking singalongs!

[Tugger2k]

Aaaaaaaah, I see what you mean.

Feign sickness. Tell her that because of a decidely dodgy seafood and noodle dinner mixed with a pint of ale that's on the turn, you need to visit a long drop - and QUICK.

Simple - a 90 minute absence that could be spent doing something you like.

Just don't forget the 'awww, I haven't missed him, have I?' when you get back. And don't forget to look pale.

Ironically, even though my wife isn't coming this year, she would be as far away from RW as possible whilst I will be watching him (IF he plays of course). She's very jealous about Stevie though. And The Boy LOVES clapping to Sir Duke.

[themuel]

Yes you can. Although I perfer to think of my snobbery as smug rather than pretentious.

[Langdale Wolf]

blimey, that penny took an age to drop!!

[Wooderson]

Ah you can always rely on this forum to deliver musical snobbery of the most pretentious kind.

[Helsbels]

I've been to see him a couple of times and he is a great entertainer and will be well and truly chuffed if this followed by Stevie Wonder is true

[strudders]

If it came about that he was to play......

I would be there like a shot.

Also for Take That.

I think he is an entertainer and that's what draws me

Same with Take That

Music snobbery aside from the 90's when I would laugh...Oh I would laugh when my female friends all creamed to the boys and followed them around like sheep (one in particular who did more than just followed them )

Now in my elder statesman years I appreciate a good show and they give a good show.