Robbie Williams to play in Southend (From Southend Standard)
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Robbie Williams to play in Southend
4:06pm Tuesday 28th August 2012 in Southend
SINGER Robbie Williams is to perform a special one off gig at The Cliffs Pavilion next month.
Robbie will perform at just four venues in September.
Tickets for the Southend concert on September 16 are available by pre registering on Robbie's website.
Comments(93)
Rich-Carol
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5:04pm Tue 28 Aug 12
pussycats
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5:09pm Tue 28 Aug 12
pussycats
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5:23pm Tue 28 Aug 12
Guess you don't like music, either!
Dangerous driver
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5:45pm Tue 28 Aug 12
Rich-Carol wrote:oh shut up you boring t w a t. Most artists are what they are today because of drink and drugs.
pussycats wrote:Be better if he come of the drink and drugs tho. Always pisssssed and I havnt got time for piissss heads
He is one terrific performer.....Good news for Southend. Excellent.
Rich-Carol
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5:58pm Tue 28 Aug 12
pussycats wrote:I love music but not Robbie, never have never will. I got tickets 17th October for the Royal Albert hall to watch a man who has been a singer song writer with over 500 songs he has written for many artist for well over 50 years and Robbie couldn't wipe his backside. Neil Sedaka an all time legend. Also over the years seen Tom Jones, Gene Pitney, Dusty Springfield, Connie Francis, , Al Martino, Michael Bolton, Roy Orbison, Bobby Darin, Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles and Tony Bennett, just to name a few so if you think that I do not like music and you can put Robbie in the same league and list as these few names, then you must be stone bonkers and completely tone deaf.
Well, bye bye to you. then...Rich_Carol.
Guess you don't like music, either!
Rich-Carol
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6:02pm Tue 28 Aug 12
Dangerous driver wrote:But most artist that are on Drugs and heavy drink can sing in tune. If you think Robbie can sing you need you ears syringed. Dont make me laugh Robbie Williams hahahahahahahahahaha
Rich-Carol wrote:oh shut up you boring t w a t. Most artists are what they are today because of drink and drugs.
pussycats wrote:Be better if he come of the drink and drugs tho. Always pisssssed and I havnt got time for piissss heads
He is one terrific performer.....Good news for Southend. Excellent.
haha hahahahahah hahahaha You funnier than Les Dawson
APR
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6:02pm Tue 28 Aug 12
caroljb
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6:10pm Tue 28 Aug 12
AND you forgot to mention the strict draw arrangements!
Rich-Carol
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6:15pm Tue 28 Aug 12
APR wrote:Yes thats about right with your percentages. Sensible person for a change.
He is 90% hype and 10% talent.
Doughnut
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6:16pm Tue 28 Aug 12
Rich-Carol wrote:Have you listened and appreciated any other variety of music post 1975, though ?
pussycats wrote:I love music but not Robbie, never have never will. I got tickets 17th October for the Royal Albert hall to watch a man who has been a singer song writer with over 500 songs he has written for many artist for well over 50 years and Robbie couldn't wipe his backside. Neil Sedaka an all time legend. Also over the years seen Tom Jones, Gene Pitney, Dusty Springfield, Connie Francis, , Al Martino, Michael Bolton, Roy Orbison, Bobby Darin, Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles and Tony Bennett, just to name a few so if you think that I do not like music and you can put Robbie in the same league and list as these few names, then you must be stone bonkers and completely tone deaf.
Well, bye bye to you. then...Rich_Carol.
Guess you don't like music, either!
Max Impact
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6:27pm Tue 28 Aug 12
APR wrote:Thats what I told the wife... my ears ache now...
He is 90% hype and 10% talent.
She was so quick onto the website she would have left Usain Bolt far far behind in a cloud of dust!
pussycats
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6:28pm Tue 28 Aug 12
Music is an individual taste. Because you don't like one type, doesn't mean it's bad. Are you a musician? I guess not. I am.
Music embraces poetry and feelings of emotion that can not be felt, in other ways. I, too, love the music of all the above and many of those, had their own problems, too, and their own way of dealing with life. I have an open mind and an admiration, to those who are, still able, to come up with new tunes, songs and arrangements that are warranted and needed for todays young people, of which a lot is superb.They have to have their own identity in the music world, as we did back then.We were very fortunate to have lived in the 60's era, but the younger person, although unaware, are relishing in the 60's and developing an extension to music for today. Only to be embraced and admired. I feel fortunate to have been a part of the 60's era and also feel fortunate to be a part of the music, today.
Good luck to Robbie and every success on September 16th, at The Cliffs.
howironic
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6:36pm Tue 28 Aug 12
pussycats wrote:Don't worry, if you've read any of her other ramblings you will realise its opinion counts for absolutely nothing.
Rich-Carol
Music is an individual taste. Because you don't like one type, doesn't mean it's bad. Are you a musician? I guess not. I am.
Music embraces poetry and feelings of emotion that can not be felt, in other ways. I, too, love the music of all the above and many of those, had their own problems, too, and their own way of dealing with life. I have an open mind and an admiration, to those who are, still able, to come up with new tunes, songs and arrangements that are warranted and needed for todays young people, of which a lot is superb.They have to have their own identity in the music world, as we did back then.We were very fortunate to have lived in the 60's era, but the younger person, although unaware, are relishing in the 60's and developing an extension to music for today. Only to be embraced and admired. I feel fortunate to have been a part of the 60's era and also feel fortunate to be a part of the music, today.
Good luck to Robbie and every success on September 16th, at The Cliffs.
v.randy
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6:39pm Tue 28 Aug 12
Please no more drivel.
Rich-Carol
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7:01pm Tue 28 Aug 12
Doughnut wrote:I have seen a few modern young singer and some are great like, Amy Winehouse was, Adele, Michael bublae, Ronan Keating, Christina Aguilera and as you know by older posts we saw Celine Dion just 24 days ago at Caesars Palace,. So I don't just live in the past. I will try anyone and when I saw Robbie performing years ago when he was solo he was absolutely useless, but I got to say he only sang out of tune and out of key and forget the words on just 17 out of 19 songs he tried to sing. Have I answered you question ?
Rich-Carol wrote:Have you listened and appreciated any other variety of music post 1975, though ?
pussycats wrote:I love music but not Robbie, never have never will. I got tickets 17th October for the Royal Albert hall to watch a man who has been a singer song writer with over 500 songs he has written for many artist for well over 50 years and Robbie couldn't wipe his backside. Neil Sedaka an all time legend. Also over the years seen Tom Jones, Gene Pitney, Dusty Springfield, Connie Francis, , Al Martino, Michael Bolton, Roy Orbison, Bobby Darin, Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles and Tony Bennett, just to name a few so if you think that I do not like music and you can put Robbie in the same league and list as these few names, then you must be stone bonkers and completely tone deaf.
Well, bye bye to you. then...Rich_Carol.
Guess you don't like music, either!
pussycats
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7:07pm Tue 28 Aug 12
Rich-Carol
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7:39pm Tue 28 Aug 12
pussycats wrote:Thought I'd answered the question but **** says NO i have not. Sorry I thought I had.
No!
Rich-Carol
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7:55pm Tue 28 Aug 12
Rich-Carol wrote:Dont understand why they blanked out the word pussycat. Will it be blocked again so in advance It read P U S S Y C A T
pussycats wrote:Thought I'd answered the question but **** says NO i have not. Sorry I thought I had.
No!
God Almighty
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8:29pm Tue 28 Aug 12
Rich-Carol wrote:And you have real bad taste for someone who lived through the sixties dearie, what about the Master, the man who changed the language of music forever, James Marshall Hendrix? Not forgetting Slowhand, MC5, the Who etc, all the REAL greats not your boring old cabaret singers (and yes I pretend to play an instrument too)
pussycats wrote: Well, bye bye to you. then...Rich_Carol. Guess you don't like music, either!I love music but not Robbie, never have never will. I got tickets 17th October for the Royal Albert hall to watch a man who has been a singer song writer with over 500 songs he has written for many artist for well over 50 years and Robbie couldn't wipe his backside. Neil Sedaka an all time legend. Also over the years seen Tom Jones, Gene Pitney, Dusty Springfield, Connie Francis, , Al Martino, Michael Bolton, Roy Orbison, Bobby Darin, Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles and Tony Bennett, just to name a few so if you think that I do not like music and you can put Robbie in the same league and list as these few names, then you must be stone bonkers and completely tone deaf.
beyond the valley of the asbos
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8:53pm Tue 28 Aug 12
God Almighty wrote:you forgot macca the magnificent!
Rich-Carol wrote:And you have real bad taste for someone who lived through the sixties dearie, what about the Master, the man who changed the language of music forever, James Marshall Hendrix? Not forgetting Slowhand, MC5, the Who etc, all the REAL greats not your boring old cabaret singers (and yes I pretend to play an instrument too)
pussycats wrote: Well, bye bye to you. then...Rich_Carol. Guess you don't like music, either!I love music but not Robbie, never have never will. I got tickets 17th October for the Royal Albert hall to watch a man who has been a singer song writer with over 500 songs he has written for many artist for well over 50 years and Robbie couldn't wipe his backside. Neil Sedaka an all time legend. Also over the years seen Tom Jones, Gene Pitney, Dusty Springfield, Connie Francis, , Al Martino, Michael Bolton, Roy Orbison, Bobby Darin, Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles and Tony Bennett, just to name a few so if you think that I do not like music and you can put Robbie in the same league and list as these few names, then you must be stone bonkers and completely tone deaf.
tatersalad
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8:53pm Tue 28 Aug 12
Rich-Carol wrote:Not the fool, unlike you.
Drums, guitar, mouth organ, maracas, the triangle or is he going to play golf or snooker.
beyond the valley of the asbos
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8:55pm Tue 28 Aug 12
God Almighty wrote:http://www.bbc.co.uk
Rich-Carol wrote:And you have real bad taste for someone who lived through the sixties dearie, what about the Master, the man who changed the language of music forever, James Marshall Hendrix? Not forgetting Slowhand, MC5, the Who etc, all the REAL greats not your boring old cabaret singers (and yes I pretend to play an instrument too)
pussycats wrote: Well, bye bye to you. then...Rich_Carol. Guess you don't like music, either!I love music but not Robbie, never have never will. I got tickets 17th October for the Royal Albert hall to watch a man who has been a singer song writer with over 500 songs he has written for many artist for well over 50 years and Robbie couldn't wipe his backside. Neil Sedaka an all time legend. Also over the years seen Tom Jones, Gene Pitney, Dusty Springfield, Connie Francis, , Al Martino, Michael Bolton, Roy Orbison, Bobby Darin, Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles and Tony Bennett, just to name a few so if you think that I do not like music and you can put Robbie in the same league and list as these few names, then you must be stone bonkers and completely tone deaf.
/news/health-1937245
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just sent this one to loser reynolds twitter account. rofl
tatersalad
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8:58pm Tue 28 Aug 12
Rich-Carol wrote:lets all like what carol likes, she may pipe down then.
pussycats wrote:I love music but not Robbie, never have never will. I got tickets 17th October for the Royal Albert hall to watch a man who has been a singer song writer with over 500 songs he has written for many artist for well over 50 years and Robbie couldn't wipe his backside. Neil Sedaka an all time legend. Also over the years seen Tom Jones, Gene Pitney, Dusty Springfield, Connie Francis, , Al Martino, Michael Bolton, Roy Orbison, Bobby Darin, Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles and Tony Bennett, just to name a few so if you think that I do not like music and you can put Robbie in the same league and list as these few names, then you must be stone bonkers and completely tone deaf.
Well, bye bye to you. then...Rich_Carol.
Guess you don't like music, either!
beyond the valley of the asbos
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9:01pm Tue 28 Aug 12
tatersalad wrote:no chance. only a bullet in the back of the head i fear.
Rich-Carol wrote:lets all like what carol likes, she may pipe down then.
pussycats wrote:I love music but not Robbie, never have never will. I got tickets 17th October for the Royal Albert hall to watch a man who has been a singer song writer with over 500 songs he has written for many artist for well over 50 years and Robbie couldn't wipe his backside. Neil Sedaka an all time legend. Also over the years seen Tom Jones, Gene Pitney, Dusty Springfield, Connie Francis, , Al Martino, Michael Bolton, Roy Orbison, Bobby Darin, Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles and Tony Bennett, just to name a few so if you think that I do not like music and you can put Robbie in the same league and list as these few names, then you must be stone bonkers and completely tone deaf.
Well, bye bye to you. then...Rich_Carol.
Guess you don't like music, either!
Doughnut
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10:08pm Tue 28 Aug 12
Rich-Carol wrote:No Neil Diamond ??
pussycats wrote:I love music but not Robbie, never have never will. I got tickets 17th October for the Royal Albert hall to watch a man who has been a singer song writer with over 500 songs he has written for many artist for well over 50 years and Robbie couldn't wipe his backside. Neil Sedaka an all time legend. Also over the years seen Tom Jones, Gene Pitney, Dusty Springfield, Connie Francis, , Al Martino, Michael Bolton, Roy Orbison, Bobby Darin, Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles and Tony Bennett, just to name a few so if you think that I do not like music and you can put Robbie in the same league and list as these few names, then you must be stone bonkers and completely tone deaf.
Well, bye bye to you. then...Rich_Carol.
Guess you don't like music, either!
Brunning999
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10:12pm Tue 28 Aug 12
Rich-Carol wrote:Come back to earth by Easy jet
pussycats wrote:I love music but not Robbie, never have never will. I got tickets 17th October for the Royal Albert hall to watch a man who has been a singer song writer with over 500 songs he has written for many artist for well over 50 years and Robbie couldn't wipe his backside. Neil Sedaka an all time legend. Also over the years seen Tom Jones, Gene Pitney, Dusty Springfield, Connie Francis, , Al Martino, Michael Bolton, Roy Orbison, Bobby Darin, Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles and Tony Bennett, just to name a few so if you think that I do not like music and you can put Robbie in the same league and list as these few names, then you must be stone bonkers and completely tone deaf.
Well, bye bye to you. then...Rich_Carol.
Guess you don't like music, either!
I love Essex
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10:51pm Tue 28 Aug 12
God Almighty
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11:36pm Tue 28 Aug 12
beyond the valley of the asbos wrote:I don't even have to open it to know what it's about. Loads of studies say exactly the same thing about alcohol too, as you'd know if you weren't so blinkered.
God Almighty wrote:http://www.bbc.co.uk /news/health-1937245 6 just sent this one to loser reynolds twitter account. roflRich-Carol wrote:And you have real bad taste for someone who lived through the sixties dearie, what about the Master, the man who changed the language of music forever, James Marshall Hendrix? Not forgetting Slowhand, MC5, the Who etc, all the REAL greats not your boring old cabaret singers (and yes I pretend to play an instrument too)pussycats wrote: Well, bye bye to you. then...Rich_Carol. Guess you don't like music, either!I love music but not Robbie, never have never will. I got tickets 17th October for the Royal Albert hall to watch a man who has been a singer song writer with over 500 songs he has written for many artist for well over 50 years and Robbie couldn't wipe his backside. Neil Sedaka an all time legend. Also over the years seen Tom Jones, Gene Pitney, Dusty Springfield, Connie Francis, , Al Martino, Michael Bolton, Roy Orbison, Bobby Darin, Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles and Tony Bennett, just to name a few so if you think that I do not like music and you can put Robbie in the same league and list as these few names, then you must be stone bonkers and completely tone deaf.
Trainman
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12:47am Wed 29 Aug 12
Happygirly
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8:33am Wed 29 Aug 12
If you don't like Robbie fair enough, no need to moan, he hasn't killed anyone.
Leave the comment boxes for the fans
Happygirly
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8:34am Wed 29 Aug 12
If you don't like Robbie fair enough, no need to moan, he hasn't killed anyone.
Leave the comment boxes for the fans
Blind Haze
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8:44am Wed 29 Aug 12
Rich-Carol wrote:24 days ago you were still waiting to go on holiday.
Doughnut wrote:I have seen a few modern young singer and some are great like, Amy Winehouse was, Adele, Michael bublae, Ronan Keating, Christina Aguilera and as you know by older posts we saw Celine Dion just 24 days ago at Caesars Palace,. So I don't just live in the past. I will try anyone and when I saw Robbie performing years ago when he was solo he was absolutely useless, but I got to say he only sang out of tune and out of key and forget the words on just 17 out of 19 songs he tried to sing. Have I answered you question ?
Rich-Carol wrote:Have you listened and appreciated any other variety of music post 1975, though ?
pussycats wrote:I love music but not Robbie, never have never will. I got tickets 17th October for the Royal Albert hall to watch a man who has been a singer song writer with over 500 songs he has written for many artist for well over 50 years and Robbie couldn't wipe his backside. Neil Sedaka an all time legend. Also over the years seen Tom Jones, Gene Pitney, Dusty Springfield, Connie Francis, , Al Martino, Michael Bolton, Roy Orbison, Bobby Darin, Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles and Tony Bennett, just to name a few so if you think that I do not like music and you can put Robbie in the same league and list as these few names, then you must be stone bonkers and completely tone deaf.
Well, bye bye to you. then...Rich_Carol.
Guess you don't like music, either!
howironic
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8:46am Wed 29 Aug 12
Blind Haze wrote:We all know that everything that comes out of her mouth is nothing better than bile.
Rich-Carol wrote:24 days ago you were still waiting to go on holiday.
Doughnut wrote:I have seen a few modern young singer and some are great like, Amy Winehouse was, Adele, Michael bublae, Ronan Keating, Christina Aguilera and as you know by older posts we saw Celine Dion just 24 days ago at Caesars Palace,. So I don't just live in the past. I will try anyone and when I saw Robbie performing years ago when he was solo he was absolutely useless, but I got to say he only sang out of tune and out of key and forget the words on just 17 out of 19 songs he tried to sing. Have I answered you question ?
Rich-Carol wrote:Have you listened and appreciated any other variety of music post 1975, though ?
pussycats wrote:I love music but not Robbie, never have never will. I got tickets 17th October for the Royal Albert hall to watch a man who has been a singer song writer with over 500 songs he has written for many artist for well over 50 years and Robbie couldn't wipe his backside. Neil Sedaka an all time legend. Also over the years seen Tom Jones, Gene Pitney, Dusty Springfield, Connie Francis, , Al Martino, Michael Bolton, Roy Orbison, Bobby Darin, Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles and Tony Bennett, just to name a few so if you think that I do not like music and you can put Robbie in the same league and list as these few names, then you must be stone bonkers and completely tone deaf.
Well, bye bye to you. then...Rich_Carol.
Guess you don't like music, either!
Blind Haze
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8:48am Wed 29 Aug 12
Happygirly wrote:Are you only allowed to dislike someone if they're a murderer then?
Why do people HAVE to comment??
If you don't like Robbie fair enough, no need to moan, he hasn't killed anyone.
Leave the comment boxes for the fans
If you want positive comments only, I suggest you go to his fan's forum.
Happygirly
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8:55am Wed 29 Aug 12
Blind Haze
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9:38am Wed 29 Aug 12
Happygirly wrote:You said that there's 'no need to moan, he hasn't killed anyone'. I asked whether you can only moan if they are a murderer.
Not at all, you can dislike anyone, its just a shame that there are always so many negative comments. Like your comment to me re only disliking a murderer, was it necessary?
Rich-Carol
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9:40am Wed 29 Aug 12
Happygirly wrote:You say he hasnt killed anyone and thats true BUT he kills any song he sings. ha ha ha ha ha ah ha ha ha ha
Why do people HAVE to comment??
If you don't like Robbie fair enough, no need to moan, he hasn't killed anyone.
Leave the comment boxes for the fans
Rich-Carol
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9:42am Wed 29 Aug 12
Doughnut wrote:Saw Neil twice and he was OK first time but 2nd time 7/8 years ago useless
Rich-Carol wrote:No Neil Diamond ??
pussycats wrote:I love music but not Robbie, never have never will. I got tickets 17th October for the Royal Albert hall to watch a man who has been a singer song writer with over 500 songs he has written for many artist for well over 50 years and Robbie couldn't wipe his backside. Neil Sedaka an all time legend. Also over the years seen Tom Jones, Gene Pitney, Dusty Springfield, Connie Francis, , Al Martino, Michael Bolton, Roy Orbison, Bobby Darin, Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles and Tony Bennett, just to name a few so if you think that I do not like music and you can put Robbie in the same league and list as these few names, then you must be stone bonkers and completely tone deaf.
Well, bye bye to you. then...Rich_Carol.
Guess you don't like music, either!
Rich-Carol
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9:46am Wed 29 Aug 12
beyond the valley of the asbos wrote:Time for your Prozac, hot chocolate and back to your bed. Ah ! bless him !
tatersalad wrote:no chance. only a bullet in the back of the head i fear.
Rich-Carol wrote:lets all like what carol likes, she may pipe down then.
pussycats wrote:I love music but not Robbie, never have never will. I got tickets 17th October for the Royal Albert hall to watch a man who has been a singer song writer with over 500 songs he has written for many artist for well over 50 years and Robbie couldn't wipe his backside. Neil Sedaka an all time legend. Also over the years seen Tom Jones, Gene Pitney, Dusty Springfield, Connie Francis, , Al Martino, Michael Bolton, Roy Orbison, Bobby Darin, Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles and Tony Bennett, just to name a few so if you think that I do not like music and you can put Robbie in the same league and list as these few names, then you must be stone bonkers and completely tone deaf.
Well, bye bye to you. then...Rich_Carol.
Guess you don't like music, either!
Soouthchurch59
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11:11am Wed 29 Aug 12
beyond the valley of the asbos
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1:25pm Wed 29 Aug 12
http://tinyurl.com/y
v56bx
God Almighty
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2:18pm Wed 29 Aug 12
beyond the valley of the asbos wrote:Wot no snappy comeback? Surprised you haven't had a go at Neil Armstrong either, pounds to peanuts you are a conspiracy theorist.
robbie williams and donkey kong - separated at birth http://tinyurl.com/y v56bx
Rich-Carol
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2:42pm Wed 29 Aug 12
God Almighty wrote:ONLY ONE STATEMENT IS TRUE.....Neil Armstrong did walk on the moon and batman cleaned up crime in Gotham city and it was true what happened on Amity Island in 1975. Superman had a council house on the planet Krypton and Mike Baldwin did own the nicker factory in Weatherfield ..Robbie Williams can sing. Come on which statement is a porky pie.
beyond the valley of the asbos wrote:Wot no snappy comeback? Surprised you haven't had a go at Neil Armstrong either, pounds to peanuts you are a conspiracy theorist.
robbie williams and donkey kong - separated at birth http://tinyurl.com/y v56bx
beyond the valley of the asbos
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3:03pm Wed 29 Aug 12
God Almighty wrote:ever see the movie capricorn one? i'm in that camp funnily enough so you're right on the money there.
beyond the valley of the asbos wrote:Wot no snappy comeback? Surprised you haven't had a go at Neil Armstrong either, pounds to peanuts you are a conspiracy theorist.
robbie williams and donkey kong - separated at birth http://tinyurl.com/y v56bx
God Almighty
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3:24pm Wed 29 Aug 12
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RC the porkie pie is that Robbie Williams can sing, the lad is a self centred spoilt brat, verifiable fact. Shame the sixties passed you by.
Eric Whim
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3:41pm Wed 29 Aug 12
Rich-Carol wrote:attacking left sided defender
What does he play ? The headlines dont say.
beyond the valley of the asbos
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3:48pm Wed 29 Aug 12
God Almighty wrote:bit before my time i'm afraid and totally irrelevant in today's world. i did used to enjoy space 1999 though
Ha ha! Doesn't surprise me in the least. I actually watched Apollo 11 leave earths orbit through my first astro telescope, the Russians monitored them all the way there and all the way back, and we even have pics of the Apollo 11 landing site taken from a recent lunar orbiter showing all the detritus they left behind so you'd have to be an imbecile to deny it happened. No surprises there then. Apollo 11 was mankinds greatest achievement and Neil Armstrongs name will still be in the history books in a thousand years time, long after you lot are gone and forgotten. People like you make me sick.
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RC the porkie pie is that Robbie Williams can sing, the lad is a self centred spoilt brat, verifiable fact. Shame the sixties passed you by.
God Almighty
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5:29pm Wed 29 Aug 12
beyond the valley of the asbos
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5:44pm Wed 29 Aug 12
God Almighty wrote:go and poll a thousand 18-25 year olds and probably only a handful could tell you who neil armstrong is. go and poll a thousand 30 - 50 year olds who robbie williams is and the overriding majority will tell you he's a smirking, neanderthal double glazing salesman.
What? Neil Armstrong is irrelevant? Off with the fairies as usual.
God Almighty
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6:44pm Wed 29 Aug 12
beyond the valley of the asbos wrote:Rubbish, not even worth a response.
God Almighty wrote: What? Neil Armstrong is irrelevant? Off with the fairies as usual.go and poll a thousand 18-25 year olds and probably only a handful could tell you who neil armstrong is. go and poll a thousand 30 - 50 year olds who robbie williams is and the overriding majority will tell you he's a smirking, neanderthal double glazing salesman.
Rich-Carol
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6:47pm Wed 29 Aug 12
beyond the valley of the asbos wrote:Robbie Williams is a clown not a singer. If you think he can sing then you need your ears syringed because he is useless singing live, but in a studio they can digitally master his voice. Shame they cant digitally master your pea brain. He sings OK when George Micheal is doing unnatural thing to him ha -ha- ha -ha- ha- ha- ha- ha -ha- ha- ha
God Almighty wrote:bit before my time i'm afraid and totally irrelevant in today's world. i did used to enjoy space 1999 though
Ha ha! Doesn't surprise me in the least. I actually watched Apollo 11 leave earths orbit through my first astro telescope, the Russians monitored them all the way there and all the way back, and we even have pics of the Apollo 11 landing site taken from a recent lunar orbiter showing all the detritus they left behind so you'd have to be an imbecile to deny it happened. No surprises there then. Apollo 11 was mankinds greatest achievement and Neil Armstrongs name will still be in the history books in a thousand years time, long after you lot are gone and forgotten. People like you make me sick.
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RC the porkie pie is that Robbie Williams can sing, the lad is a self centred spoilt brat, verifiable fact. Shame the sixties passed you by.
Rich-Carol
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6:56pm Wed 29 Aug 12
God Almighty wrote:But Neil Armstrong was a far better singer than Robbie Williams. If they had a poll and asked 1,000 homosexuals if Robbie can sing and all 1,000 would say NO but he makes nice groaning noises. ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha
beyond the valley of the asbos wrote:Rubbish, not even worth a response.
God Almighty wrote: What? Neil Armstrong is irrelevant? Off with the fairies as usual.go and poll a thousand 18-25 year olds and probably only a handful could tell you who neil armstrong is. go and poll a thousand 30 - 50 year olds who robbie williams is and the overriding majority will tell you he's a smirking, neanderthal double glazing salesman.
-ha-
jantone
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6:57pm Wed 29 Aug 12
Rich-Carol
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7:09pm Wed 29 Aug 12
Eric Whim wrote:Nice comment but Les Dawson already used that one. Queue , dont make me laugh, who would pay £2.75 including a 5 course meal with wine to watch him forget the words, sing out of tune, sing out of key, not sing in timing with the backing and stagger all over the stage ? Rampton and Broadmoor have 50 percent of the tickets as its just what they need to be punished for their crimes. If they had it on the pier then the RNLI would be picking up the suicide jumpers.
Rich-Carol wrote:attacking left sided defender
What does he play ? The headlines dont say.
beyond the valley of the asbos
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7:10pm Wed 29 Aug 12
Rich-Carol wrote:i assume you meant to reply to truth is jettisoned, not me. his brain has been measured and is actually pea sized, funnily enough.
beyond the valley of the asbos wrote:Robbie Williams is a clown not a singer. If you think he can sing then you need your ears syringed because he is useless singing live, but in a studio they can digitally master his voice. Shame they cant digitally master your pea brain. He sings OK when George Micheal is doing unnatural thing to him ha -ha- ha -ha- ha- ha- ha- ha -ha- ha- ha
God Almighty wrote:bit before my time i'm afraid and totally irrelevant in today's world. i did used to enjoy space 1999 though
Ha ha! Doesn't surprise me in the least. I actually watched Apollo 11 leave earths orbit through my first astro telescope, the Russians monitored them all the way there and all the way back, and we even have pics of the Apollo 11 landing site taken from a recent lunar orbiter showing all the detritus they left behind so you'd have to be an imbecile to deny it happened. No surprises there then. Apollo 11 was mankinds greatest achievement and Neil Armstrongs name will still be in the history books in a thousand years time, long after you lot are gone and forgotten. People like you make me sick.
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RC the porkie pie is that Robbie Williams can sing, the lad is a self centred spoilt brat, verifiable fact. Shame the sixties passed you by.
beyond the valley of the asbos
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7:13pm Wed 29 Aug 12
jantone wrote:what about the crankies? keith harris and orville are head and shoulders over robbie
the greatest star ever to come to the Cliffs, absolutely fantastic!! the queue for tickets might even reach the pier!!
Rich-Carol
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7:20pm Wed 29 Aug 12
beyond the valley of the asbos wrote:So where the Nolans, Rene and Renarto and Rolf Harris
jantone wrote:what about the crankies? keith harris and orville are head and shoulders over robbie
the greatest star ever to come to the Cliffs, absolutely fantastic!! the queue for tickets might even reach the pier!!
Rich-Carol
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7:23pm Wed 29 Aug 12
beyond the valley of the asbos wrote:Correct.. It was for Jantone whos nickname is tone-deaf
Rich-Carol wrote:i assume you meant to reply to truth is jettisoned, not me. his brain has been measured and is actually pea sized, funnily enough.
beyond the valley of the asbos wrote:Robbie Williams is a clown not a singer. If you think he can sing then you need your ears syringed because he is useless singing live, but in a studio they can digitally master his voice. Shame they cant digitally master your pea brain. He sings OK when George Micheal is doing unnatural thing to him ha -ha- ha -ha- ha- ha- ha- ha -ha- ha- ha
God Almighty wrote:bit before my time i'm afraid and totally irrelevant in today's world. i did used to enjoy space 1999 though
Ha ha! Doesn't surprise me in the least. I actually watched Apollo 11 leave earths orbit through my first astro telescope, the Russians monitored them all the way there and all the way back, and we even have pics of the Apollo 11 landing site taken from a recent lunar orbiter showing all the detritus they left behind so you'd have to be an imbecile to deny it happened. No surprises there then. Apollo 11 was mankinds greatest achievement and Neil Armstrongs name will still be in the history books in a thousand years time, long after you lot are gone and forgotten. People like you make me sick.
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RC the porkie pie is that Robbie Williams can sing, the lad is a self centred spoilt brat, verifiable fact. Shame the sixties passed you by.
beyond the valley of the asbos
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7:29pm Wed 29 Aug 12
Rich-Carol wrote:personally i rank the great soprendo as a bigger star and let's not forget nookie bear and sooty. sooty's got more talent in his glass eye than robbie williams has in his entire body
beyond the valley of the asbos wrote:So where the Nolans, Rene and Renarto and Rolf Harris
jantone wrote:what about the crankies? keith harris and orville are head and shoulders over robbie
the greatest star ever to come to the Cliffs, absolutely fantastic!! the queue for tickets might even reach the pier!!
Rich-Carol
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7:44pm Wed 29 Aug 12
pussycats
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7:50pm Wed 29 Aug 12
pussycats wrote:Have tried to follow this thread, but alI I see is comments from the dregs of Southend. My comment in answer to such an uneducated, tasteless, musical approach, will stand. I thought Southend was a place to be. If I'd known better, I wouldn't have wasted my time.
Rich-Carol
Music is an individual taste. Because you don't like one type, doesn't mean it's bad. Are you a musician? I guess not. I am.
Music embraces poetry and feelings of emotion that can not be felt, in other ways. I, too, love the music of all the above and many of those, had their own problems, too, and their own way of dealing with life. I have an open mind and an admiration, to those who are, still able, to come up with new tunes, songs and arrangements that are warranted and needed for todays young people, of which a lot is superb.They have to have their own identity in the music world, as we did back then.We were very fortunate to have lived in the 60's era, but the younger person, although unaware, are relishing in the 60's and developing an extension to music for today. Only to be embraced and admired. I feel fortunate to have been a part of the 60's era and also feel fortunate to be a part of the music, today.
Good luck to Robbie and every success on September 16th, at The Cliffs.
howironic
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8:36pm Wed 29 Aug 12
Rich-Carol wrote:When are you going to use all your wealth to go buy yourself a much needed personality?
Charlie Drake, and Arfur Mullard were much better singers than Robbie Williams. At least they were funny when they tried to sing but Robbie dont make me laugh when he attempts to sing on tv I just feel I want to spew up cos and i cant get to remote control fast enough.
Rich-Carol
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8:36pm Wed 29 Aug 12
pussycats wrote:Been to Southend Cliffs 5 or 6 times in the past 10 years and this week to get a pair of sunglasses. Like you, wouldn't go there terrible violent dirty druggy place.
pussycats wrote:Have tried to follow this thread, but alI I see is comments from the dregs of Southend. My comment in answer to such an uneducated, tasteless, musical approach, will stand. I thought Southend was a place to be. If I'd known better, I wouldn't have wasted my time.
Rich-Carol
Music is an individual taste. Because you don't like one type, doesn't mean it's bad. Are you a musician? I guess not. I am.
Music embraces poetry and feelings of emotion that can not be felt, in other ways. I, too, love the music of all the above and many of those, had their own problems, too, and their own way of dealing with life. I have an open mind and an admiration, to those who are, still able, to come up with new tunes, songs and arrangements that are warranted and needed for todays young people, of which a lot is superb.They have to have their own identity in the music world, as we did back then.We were very fortunate to have lived in the 60's era, but the younger person, although unaware, are relishing in the 60's and developing an extension to music for today. Only to be embraced and admired. I feel fortunate to have been a part of the 60's era and also feel fortunate to be a part of the music, today.
Good luck to Robbie and every success on September 16th, at The Cliffs.
Music is a choice. I cant stand lots of real good singers like Jesse J but she can sing. I dont like ollie but he can sing well. As for Robbie, not only don't i like him he cant sing a note. You don't have to be tone deaf to hear him try to sing and its all out of tune.
beyond the valley of the asbos
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9:02pm Wed 29 Aug 12
beyond the valley of the asbos
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9:06pm Wed 29 Aug 12
pussycats wrote:pussycats...have you heard from catsareamazing recently? i'm worried - i've not heard for a while. maybe cats weren't amazing after all.
pussycats wrote:Have tried to follow this thread, but alI I see is comments from the dregs of Southend. My comment in answer to such an uneducated, tasteless, musical approach, will stand. I thought Southend was a place to be. If I'd known better, I wouldn't have wasted my time.
Rich-Carol
Music is an individual taste. Because you don't like one type, doesn't mean it's bad. Are you a musician? I guess not. I am.
Music embraces poetry and feelings of emotion that can not be felt, in other ways. I, too, love the music of all the above and many of those, had their own problems, too, and their own way of dealing with life. I have an open mind and an admiration, to those who are, still able, to come up with new tunes, songs and arrangements that are warranted and needed for todays young people, of which a lot is superb.They have to have their own identity in the music world, as we did back then.We were very fortunate to have lived in the 60's era, but the younger person, although unaware, are relishing in the 60's and developing an extension to music for today. Only to be embraced and admired. I feel fortunate to have been a part of the 60's era and also feel fortunate to be a part of the music, today.
Good luck to Robbie and every success on September 16th, at The Cliffs.
OldFairfaxian
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11:54am Thu 30 Aug 12
troopdogg
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3:39pm Thu 30 Aug 12
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Rich-Carol
Music is an individual taste. Because you don't like one type, doesn't mean it's bad. Are you a musician? I guess not. I am.
Music embraces poetry and feelings of emotion that can not be felt, in other ways. I, too, love the music of all the above and many of those, had their own problems, too, and their own way of dealing with life. I have an open mind and an admiration, to those who are, still able, to come up with new tunes, songs and arrangements that are warranted and needed for todays young people, of which a lot is superb.They have to have their own identity in the music world, as we did back then.We were very fortunate to have lived in the 60's era, but the younger person, although unaware, are relishing in the 60's and developing an extension to music for today. Only to be embraced and admired. I feel fortunate to have been a part of the 60's era and also feel fortunate to be a part of the music, today.
Good luck to Robbie and every success on September 16th, at The Cliffs.
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troopdogg
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3:41pm Thu 30 Aug 12
Rich-Carol wrote:hahhahahahhahahahaha
pussycats wrote:I love music but not Robbie, never have never will. I got tickets 17th October for the Royal Albert hall to watch a man who has been a singer song writer with over 500 songs he has written for many artist for well over 50 years and Robbie couldn't wipe his backside. Neil Sedaka an all time legend. Also over the years seen Tom Jones, Gene Pitney, Dusty Springfield, Connie Francis, , Al Martino, Michael Bolton, Roy Orbison, Bobby Darin, Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles and Tony Bennett, just to name a few so if you think that I do not like music and you can put Robbie in the same league and list as these few names, then you must be stone bonkers and completely tone deaf.
Well, bye bye to you. then...Rich_Carol.
Guess you don't like music, either!
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King 'El
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4:28pm Thu 30 Aug 12
Rich-Carol wrote:I don't know. Where are the Nolans, Renie and Afarto and Rofl Arris ?
beyond the valley of the asbos wrote:So where the Nolans, Rene and Renarto and Rolf Harris
jantone wrote:what about the crankies? keith harris and orville are head and shoulders over robbie
the greatest star ever to come to the Cliffs, absolutely fantastic!! the queue for tickets might even reach the pier!!
King 'El
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4:35pm Thu 30 Aug 12
Soouthchurch59 wrote:That seems to suggests that Rich-Carol is a better singer than she/he is a performer. I doubt that somehow.
He's a better 'performer' than he is singer. Robbie that is - not 'Rich-Carol'!
muffindamule
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4:43pm Thu 30 Aug 12
beyond the valley of the asbos wrote:You are obviously jealous of his good looks and undeniable talent. Either that or you are trying to provoke an angry reply from one of Robbie's greatest fans, Muffindamule. I wonder if my chances of a ticket have now improved ?
forget hang the dj. let's hang robbie instead
Rich'Carol
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5:02pm Thu 30 Aug 12
doasilikey
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5:21pm Thu 30 Aug 12
beyond the valley of the asbos wrote:Sooty!? Fantastic singer and far superior to Robbie Williams (must admit he was good in Mrs Doubtfire though).
Rich-Carol wrote:personally i rank the great soprendo as a bigger star and let's not forget nookie bear and sooty. sooty's got more talent in his glass eye than robbie williams has in his entire body
beyond the valley of the asbos wrote:So where the Nolans, Rene and Renarto and Rolf Harris
jantone wrote:what about the crankies? keith harris and orville are head and shoulders over robbie
the greatest star ever to come to the Cliffs, absolutely fantastic!! the queue for tickets might even reach the pier!!
I have been so impressed by Sooty that the opening theme music to his 1960s Sooty Show now features as the intro to my latest TV production 'Clown Court' starring that well known clown E-Types..
Here come the judge!
beyond the valley of the asbos
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5:53pm Thu 30 Aug 12
muffindamule wrote:good if you think simian neanderthal is an attractive look muffinder moules....
beyond the valley of the asbos wrote:You are obviously jealous of his good looks and undeniable talent. Either that or you are trying to provoke an angry reply from one of Robbie's greatest fans, Muffindamule. I wonder if my chances of a ticket have now improved ?
forget hang the dj. let's hang robbie instead
Gay Ray
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6:27pm Thu 30 Aug 12
beyond the valley of the asbos wrote:I think Muffin has a good eye. Robbie's a man's man in my opinion, chunky too. I think you are looking from the wrong perspective Beyond the Valley.
muffindamule wrote:good if you think simian neanderthal is an attractive look muffinder moules....
beyond the valley of the asbos wrote:You are obviously jealous of his good looks and undeniable talent. Either that or you are trying to provoke an angry reply from one of Robbie's greatest fans, Muffindamule. I wonder if my chances of a ticket have now improved ?
forget hang the dj. let's hang robbie instead
Soouthchurch59
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6:51pm Thu 30 Aug 12
King 'El wrote:Are you suggesting Rich'Carol is not 'performer'?
Soouthchurch59 wrote:That seems to suggests that Rich-Carol is a better singer than she/he is a performer. I doubt that somehow.
He's a better 'performer' than he is singer. Robbie that is - not 'Rich-Carol'!
Soouthchurch59
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6:52pm Thu 30 Aug 12
Soouthchurch59 wrote:(a) performer.....
King 'El wrote:Are you suggesting Rich'Carol is not 'performer'?
Soouthchurch59 wrote:That seems to suggests that Rich-Carol is a better singer than she/he is a performer. I doubt that somehow.
He's a better 'performer' than he is singer. Robbie that is - not 'Rich-Carol'!
muffindamule
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6:55pm Thu 30 Aug 12
Gay Ray wrote:Thank you Gay Ray. Beyond the valley of the asbos comes Cottager's Rise so I'm rather surprised that Beyond the valley has not recognised Robbie's high cheekbones and proud jaw for the truly handsom features they are.
beyond the valley of the asbos wrote:I think Muffin has a good eye. Robbie's a man's man in my opinion, chunky too. I think you are looking from the wrong perspective Beyond the Valley.
muffindamule wrote:good if you think simian neanderthal is an attractive look muffinder moules....
beyond the valley of the asbos wrote:You are obviously jealous of his good looks and undeniable talent. Either that or you are trying to provoke an angry reply from one of Robbie's greatest fans, Muffindamule. I wonder if my chances of a ticket have now improved ?
forget hang the dj. let's hang robbie instead
My wife, Marey, is convinced that he (Robbie) is the reincarnation of Adonis. I'm not so sure. It's a long way from Athens to Stoke-on-Trent.
King 'El
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7:11pm Thu 30 Aug 12
Soouthchurch59 wrote:Not at all.Judging by her comments I reckon she can put on quite a show. I think I might have seen her performing at The Old Dog Inn in Brentwood recently.
Soouthchurch59 wrote:(a) performer.....
King 'El wrote:Are you suggesting Rich'Carol is not 'performer'?
Soouthchurch59 wrote:That seems to suggests that Rich-Carol is a better singer than she/he is a performer. I doubt that somehow.
He's a better 'performer' than he is singer. Robbie that is - not 'Rich-Carol'!
Rich'Carol
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7:32pm Thu 30 Aug 12
King 'El wrote:O no the ladys from Vange residents club are at it again with their **** and jealousy towards me. you women they love it and me I am getting the attention I deserve. You 2 women are so bitchy towards me. I thought at first you were men but the last few remarks could only be made by woman, but wait, they like Robbie who is a homosexual so you 2 **** could well be Ooo you are awful you 2 lovley ladys. Love you too honey..
Soouthchurch59 wrote:Not at all.Judging by her comments I reckon she can put on quite a show. I think I might have seen her performing at The Old Dog Inn in Brentwood recently.
Soouthchurch59 wrote:(a) performer.....
King 'El wrote:Are you suggesting Rich'Carol is not 'performer'?
Soouthchurch59 wrote:That seems to suggests that Rich-Carol is a better singer than she/he is a performer. I doubt that somehow.
He's a better 'performer' than he is singer. Robbie that is - not 'Rich-Carol'!
Rich'Carol
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7:34pm Thu 30 Aug 12
Rich'Carol wrote:The word the echo has taken out rymes with itchy and a a B. Cant understand wht they blanked it out ? So strange !
King 'El wrote:O no the ladys from Vange residents club are at it again with their **** and jealousy towards me. you women they love it and me I am getting the attention I deserve. You 2 women are so bitchy towards me. I thought at first you were men but the last few remarks could only be made by woman, but wait, they like Robbie who is a homosexual so you 2 **** could well be Ooo you are awful you 2 lovley ladys. Love you too honey..
Soouthchurch59 wrote:Not at all.Judging by her comments I reckon she can put on quite a show. I think I might have seen her performing at The Old Dog Inn in Brentwood recently.
Soouthchurch59 wrote:(a) performer.....
King 'El wrote:Are you suggesting Rich'Carol is not 'performer'?
Soouthchurch59 wrote:That seems to suggests that Rich-Carol is a better singer than she/he is a performer. I doubt that somehow.
He's a better 'performer' than he is singer. Robbie that is - not 'Rich-Carol'!
King 'El
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7:43pm Thu 30 Aug 12
Rich'Carol wrote:Vange residents club ? Seaview Avenue Residents Association if you please !
King 'El wrote:O no the ladys from Vange residents club are at it again with their **** and jealousy towards me. you women they love it and me I am getting the attention I deserve. You 2 women are so bitchy towards me. I thought at first you were men but the last few remarks could only be made by woman, but wait, they like Robbie who is a homosexual so you 2 **** could well be Ooo you are awful you 2 lovley ladys. Love you too honey..
Soouthchurch59 wrote:Not at all.Judging by her comments I reckon she can put on quite a show. I think I might have seen her performing at The Old Dog Inn in Brentwood recently.
Soouthchurch59 wrote:(a) performer.....
King 'El wrote:Are you suggesting Rich'Carol is not 'performer'?
Soouthchurch59 wrote:That seems to suggests that Rich-Carol is a better singer than she/he is a performer. I doubt that somehow.
He's a better 'performer' than he is singer. Robbie that is - not 'Rich-Carol'!
Soouthchurch59
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8:14pm Thu 30 Aug 12
Rich'Carol wrote:Vange!!!? Iv'e never been so insulted.....
King 'El wrote:O no the ladys from Vange residents club are at it again with their **** and jealousy towards me. you women they love it and me I am getting the attention I deserve. You 2 women are so bitchy towards me. I thought at first you were men but the last few remarks could only be made by woman, but wait, they like Robbie who is a homosexual so you 2 **** could well be Ooo you are awful you 2 lovley ladys. Love you too honey..
Soouthchurch59 wrote:Not at all.Judging by her comments I reckon she can put on quite a show. I think I might have seen her performing at The Old Dog Inn in Brentwood recently.
Soouthchurch59 wrote:(a) performer.....
King 'El wrote:Are you suggesting Rich'Carol is not 'performer'?
Soouthchurch59 wrote:That seems to suggests that Rich-Carol is a better singer than she/he is a performer. I doubt that somehow.
He's a better 'performer' than he is singer. Robbie that is - not 'Rich-Carol'!
beyond the valley of the asbos
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8:33pm Thu 30 Aug 12
muffindamule wrote:lord adonis?
Gay Ray wrote:Thank you Gay Ray. Beyond the valley of the asbos comes Cottager's Rise so I'm rather surprised that Beyond the valley has not recognised Robbie's high cheekbones and proud jaw for the truly handsom features they are.
beyond the valley of the asbos wrote:I think Muffin has a good eye. Robbie's a man's man in my opinion, chunky too. I think you are looking from the wrong perspective Beyond the Valley.
muffindamule wrote:good if you think simian neanderthal is an attractive look muffinder moules....
beyond the valley of the asbos wrote:You are obviously jealous of his good looks and undeniable talent. Either that or you are trying to provoke an angry reply from one of Robbie's greatest fans, Muffindamule. I wonder if my chances of a ticket have now improved ?
forget hang the dj. let's hang robbie instead
My wife, Marey, is convinced that he (Robbie) is the reincarnation of Adonis. I'm not so sure. It's a long way from Athens to Stoke-on-Trent.
The Soldier in White
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8:58pm Thu 30 Aug 12
muffindamule wrote:Robbie is well versed in the art of cottaging that's for sure. Probably the most famous cottager after George Michael.
Gay Ray wrote:Thank you Gay Ray. Beyond the valley of the asbos comes Cottager's Rise so I'm rather surprised that Beyond the valley has not recognised Robbie's high cheekbones and proud jaw for the truly handsom features they are.
beyond the valley of the asbos wrote:I think Muffin has a good eye. Robbie's a man's man in my opinion, chunky too. I think you are looking from the wrong perspective Beyond the Valley.
muffindamule wrote:good if you think simian neanderthal is an attractive look muffinder moules....
beyond the valley of the asbos wrote:You are obviously jealous of his good looks and undeniable talent. Either that or you are trying to provoke an angry reply from one of Robbie's greatest fans, Muffindamule. I wonder if my chances of a ticket have now improved ?
forget hang the dj. let's hang robbie instead
My wife, Marey, is convinced that he (Robbie) is the reincarnation of Adonis. I'm not so sure. It's a long way from Athens to Stoke-on-Trent.
I doubt the Greeks would appreciate Marey's comparison to their beloved Adonis !
muffindamule
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9:24am Fri 31 Aug 12
The Soldier in White wrote:I don't know about that but she's just binned the tub of cottage cheese we had in the fridge !
muffindamule wrote:Robbie is well versed in the art of cottaging that's for sure. Probably the most famous cottager after George Michael.
Gay Ray wrote:Thank you Gay Ray. Beyond the valley of the asbos comes Cottager's Rise so I'm rather surprised that Beyond the valley has not recognised Robbie's high cheekbones and proud jaw for the truly handsom features they are.
beyond the valley of the asbos wrote:I think Muffin has a good eye. Robbie's a man's man in my opinion, chunky too. I think you are looking from the wrong perspective Beyond the Valley.
muffindamule wrote:good if you think simian neanderthal is an attractive look muffinder moules....
beyond the valley of the asbos wrote:You are obviously jealous of his good looks and undeniable talent. Either that or you are trying to provoke an angry reply from one of Robbie's greatest fans, Muffindamule. I wonder if my chances of a ticket have now improved ?
forget hang the dj. let's hang robbie instead
My wife, Marey, is convinced that he (Robbie) is the reincarnation of Adonis. I'm not so sure. It's a long way from Athens to Stoke-on-Trent.
I doubt the Greeks would appreciate Marey's comparison to their beloved Adonis !
Alec Cikes
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10:18pm Fri 31 Aug 12
God Almighty
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6:33pm Sat 1 Sep 12
King 'El
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9:17pm Sat 1 Sep 12
God Almighty wrote:Does this friend work for EMI by any chance ?
A friend in the music business says RW is a self centred spoilt brat who demands to be the centre of attention wherever he goes, and if he's not he leaves immediately, a bit like he left his original band. We should be grateful he will leave Southend as soon as he has played his boring set.
APR
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10:38pm Sat 1 Sep 12
God Almighty wrote:I think that goes for a lot of celebs. They believe all of the hype written about them.
A friend in the music business says RW is a self centred spoilt brat who demands to be the centre of attention wherever he goes, and if he's not he leaves immediately, a bit like he left his original band. We should be grateful he will leave Southend as soon as he has played his boring set.
God Almighty
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11:11am Sun 2 Sep 12
APR wrote:Too true.
God Almighty wrote: A friend in the music business says RW is a self centred spoilt brat who demands to be the centre of attention wherever he goes, and if he's not he leaves immediately, a bit like he left his original band. We should be grateful he will leave Southend as soon as he has played his boring set.I think that goes for a lot of celebs. They believe all of the hype written about them.
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Yes King 'El, until recently. He started with Island Records in the late70s then moved to Chrysalis. Now working independently.
King 'El
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8:48pm Sun 2 Sep 12
God Almighty wrote:I thought that might be the case. The people at EMI were a little put out after Robbie threw a fit at their Abbey Road studios when he was served a glass of coca cola in response to his request for some coke during a recording session some years ago. All only rumour of course !
APR wrote:Too true.
God Almighty wrote: A friend in the music business says RW is a self centred spoilt brat who demands to be the centre of attention wherever he goes, and if he's not he leaves immediately, a bit like he left his original band. We should be grateful he will leave Southend as soon as he has played his boring set.I think that goes for a lot of celebs. They believe all of the hype written about them.
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Yes King 'El, until recently. He started with Island Records in the late70s then moved to Chrysalis. Now working independently.
Rich-Carol says...
4:51pm Tue 28 Aug 12