Live At Knebworth - Robbie Williams

Live at Knebworth is a rather appropriate title for an album recorded during Robbie Williams live concerts at Knebworth, after all that is exactly what you get when you buy this album, for me it always brings back memories of one of the best live performances I have ever had the pleasure to see even if the travelling to and especially from this concert was an absolute nightmare. The album plays like a Greatest Hits album as it features some absolute classic like the anthem that is Angels which is amongst the 14 tracks selected for this album, personally I wish they had extended the album to include the whole set as it was an experience however the album does a ...  Read the complete review

Hell is gone and heaven's here, There's nothing left for you to fear Shake your arse come over here Now scream! I'm a burning effigy Of everything I used to be You're my rock of empathy, my dear "So come on let me entertain you" "Let me entertain you"! Well "Let me entertain you " with my review! I am a huge fan of the Pop Star Robbie Williams and I have every single album he has ever released in my huge CD collection. I think most people are aware who this great star is, but I will include a little bit of information about him, for those who do not in the next ...  Read the complete review

Robbie Williams appeared at Knebworth for more than three August nights in 2003. They apparently pulled in 375,000 people over the legendary weekend. ALthough I am not a fan of his, I was given a free press ticket to the concert in order to do a review and one thing that impressed me the most was his display of majesty over an adoring audience. I was determined that my review wouldnt be a good one and that I would dislike him even more than I already did. Not the case at all, something about his cocky mastery once on stage that really did 'entertain me'. The album, Live at Knebworth, was released two months later. It's a 72-minute collection from his ...  Read the complete review