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And so the
torture continues. As if sitting in a car for hours on end trying
to reach the concert, watching a tiny speck on a stage and then
leaving in another horrendous traffic jam was not enough, now
you can relive the experience at home!
The problem
with Robbie Williams Live At Knebworth is that, as a live
CD, it is far from flawless. Williams himself delivers a poor
vocal performance on many of the 14 tracks, his backing singers
sound dreadful and far too much is made of the squealing crowd
for it to be any good. On top of that, we have Robbie chipping
in with his between-songs nonsense about how he hates the press
(how many people would have been at Knebworth without it) and
far too many times he makes arrogant quips about how great Britain
is. “Britain, I’m your son,” he sings in "Come
Undone", to roars from the crowd that will surely prompt
embarrassment in many homes with this CD.
His summer
tour may have been a record-breaker and seen 1.2 million people
turn out across Europe, but it does not follow that his tour CD
will be a corker. It’s not. It’s a shocker.
6-Oct-2003
11:09 PM
If you
liked Live at Knebworth... |
Tracklist:
1.
Let Me Entertain You
2. Let Love be Your Energy
3. (We Will) Rock You
4. Monsoon
5. Come Undone
6. Me & My Monkey
7. Hot Fudge
8. Mr. Bojangles
9. She's the One
10. Kids
11. Better Man
12. Nan's Song
13. Feel
14. Angels |
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