Unless you've been asleep for the past few months you have probably have noticed certain Mr. Robbie Williams has been making (another) comeback. I used to be a huge fan of this man. For his music as much as his handsome self! Then I became less and less impressed with him as his music got worse and he got himself a girlfriend! Thankfully, Robbie's last album, Rudebox, which took a beating from critics and fans alike, was a blip. The Robbie the fans loved is back with a new album that is back to his old form. 'Reality Killed the Video Star' is getting a mixed reception form the critics, I've read one and five star reviews on it so far. Funnily enough, most of ...  Read the complete review

Love him or hate him, Robbie Williams is one hell of a character. Just so there is no confusion - I am on the love him side of the fence and whilst I don't think Reality Killed The Video Star is quite up there with Escapology - it's still a pretty damn good album. Usually I grow tired of albums but considering how long this has been out for, it regularly makes an appearance on my iPod. Unlike the critically slated Rudebox (which although it wasn't his finest hour - I don't think really deserved the slating it got, there were a few good tracks) Reality Killed the Video Star is a return to the Robbie of old and I'm sure has introduced a number of the younger generation  Read the complete review

Reality Killed The Video Star is the newest album from singing sensation Robbie Williams and is his first album for 3 years with his previous album, Rudebox, receiving very mixed reviews and not selling anywhere near as many copies in the UK as was expected of him so I have been very keen to listen to this album and now thanks to Spotify on my mobile I can try out lots of new albums before deciding whether to buy them. Morning Sun: This a nice soft, sultry begin to the album and Robbie sounds like he is back on form with his usual lovely tones back and they are a greeting to my ears. The song builds up a little after the first minute or so and while the words ...  Read the complete review

I must say thank you to Santa for bringing me this CD as I was a fan of Robbie but after he went through his bad phase and produced rubbish songs I really did go off him but this CD really does show us that Robbie is now back on fine form and I am very pleased about that. There are 13 tracks on this CD and they are as follows:- 1 - Morning Sun. This opening track is excellent and I love the opening music which leads into some wonderful vocals. It is a slow song but the words are very emotional and if really listened to make a lot of sense. I like the slightly livelier chorus which the song has and how he combines the slow and faster sections. ...  Read the complete review

From the first time I heard Take That I was hooked and the cheeky member of the band aged 16 at the time I was taken and now many, many years later I am still a huge Robbie Williams fan. Reality Killed the Video star is the latest album release from Mr Robbie Williams and with the pressure on from his last album release that didn't really prove itself, Robbie disappeared off the radar for 3 years and then boom a lot of publicity and a cracking catchy tune called Bodies it feels as if he has never been gone. The album was released today the 9th November 2009 available on two formats, standard DVD release at £7.98 or the limited deluxe edition priced ...  Read the complete review