Отправлено: 31.01.07 01:50. Заголовок: Robbie Williams~ Face it, he's Robbie & he's got his groove on~ (#6)

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 Отправлено: 16.02.07 20:31. Заголовок: Re:

Claire Ты очень сильная! Молодец! Искренне тобой восхищаюсь...постараюсь взять пример с тебя А что насчёт Роба, да я понимаю, что ты его не осуждаешь. Просто я сначала не очень поняла твою позицию, я обычно не вижу недостатков в людях, которым симпатизирую, вернее, пытаюсь не замечать...поэтому и не врубалась в чём заключается его вина, или ошибка...

 Отправлено: 16.02.07 22:45. Заголовок: Re:

так его по-моему пока только номинировали как худший альбом-сингл-песня... что уже и врубили все эту красоту?! помнится с филом и эскеполоджи было то же самое

 Отправлено: 16.02.07 23:40. Заголовок: Re:

POSH: GET WELL ROBBIE

Emma Bunton, 31, also sent a goodwill message.

And sources claim his old flame Geri Halliwell, 34, has also sent her best wishes to the ailing star.

Depressed Robbie checked into The Meadows clinic in Arizona on Tuesday – his 33rd birthday – after admitting he was hooked on prescription drugs.

The three Spice Girls are not the only celebs to have sent messages.

Robbie’s old Take That bandmates took time out from last night’s Brits to wish him well.

Gary Barlow, 36, who has had a long-running feud with Robbie, buried the hatchet by thanking him for his part in Take That’s success.

He said: “If it wasn’t for Robbie and his huge success, there wouldn’t have still been the interest there for us that has put us back on the map. So cheers, Robbie. Thanks a lot.”

Other worried stars to give Robbie their support include TV hosts Ant and Dec, both 31, his close mate Jonathan Wilkes, 28, and Kylie Minogue, 38.

Robbie was admitted to the clinic after pals said he had spent days holed up at his Hollywood home popping prescription pills “like Smarties”.

Close friends said anti-depressants and sleeping pills had left him a zombie and recluse.

They have blamed disappointing sales of his album, Rudebox.

Meanwhile, a reunited Take That have had huge success – after he snubbed an invitation to join them.

 Отправлено: 17.02.07 12:46. Заголовок: Re:

Сердце кровью обливается... ну разве можно так переживать? Это ж всего навсего альбом, тем более не первый... Никто не знает, когда его отуда выпишут?

 Отправлено: 17.02.07 13:04. Заголовок: Re:

Claire пишет:

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всякой дряни

Ну тут мне кажется ты не много загнула , между прочим врачи просто обожают пичкать антидеприсантами , собенно если у тебя неустойчевая психика и хочешь не хочешь они тебя на них так подсядут мало не покажется. Я знаю , что это такое поэтому я бы нестала так категорично уж говорить.

 Отправлено: 17.02.07 13:18. Заголовок: Re:

Ksu* Его только положили, а ты про выписку уже. Пусть малыш отдохнет маленечко)
Кстати, тут такой сайт нашла) Классный)) Кто кого в каком городе хочет видеть)) Я вот зарегестрировалась, поддержите меня -москвичи, а иногородние составьте свои просьбы))
http://eventful.com/demand/D0-001-000110549-9 - Робби Уильямс
http://eventful.com/demand/D0-001-000110554-1 - Таке ТНАТ

 Отправлено: 17.02.07 13:47. Заголовок: Re:

Пух пишет:

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Его только положили, а ты про выписку уже.

Всё же больница - не очень благоприятное место...

Пух пишет:

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Я вот зарегестрировалась, поддержите меня -москвичи, а иногородние составьте свои просьбы))

Да блин, они максимум в Москву то и приедут...поэтому тебя поддержу, хоть и не москвичка

 Отправлено: 17.02.07 15:45. Заголовок: Re:

курс лечения составляет 35 дней...

 Отправлено: 17.02.07 21:13. Заголовок: Re:

Я тебя поддержала.

 Отправлено: 17.02.07 21:55. Заголовок: Re:

И я ......кажется поддержала:)
А то предлагать в мою "деревню" ехать... как то.... смысла нет:)..

 Отправлено: 19.02.07 04:59. Заголовок: Re:

Ksu* пишет:

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Ну ладно там в деревне какой-нибудь...но ЛА ведь)

Ксю, половина страны (кстати, не мое личное мнение - по словам очевидцев) не знает о жизни за пределами страны, чего уж там требовать от них знания не-американской музыки. А вообще, удобно Робу должно быть в ЛА: половина города знаменитости, они "свои", сами покоя ищут; вторая половина же его не знает. Красота! Картину портят только заезжие туристы из мира за пределами Америки, но это лучше, чем в Европе, где его знает почти каждый. Да и погода чудесная + океан рядом.. Млин, я бы сама туда переехала, если бы американцев оттуда убрали
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"На грядущей церемонии Shockwaves NME Robbie Williams будет отмечен, как обладатель "самого худшего альбома" (Rudebox)"

Надоели, блин!

Роб, поправляйся, ты нам нужен!!

 Отправлено: 19.02.07 11:48. Заголовок: Re:

BestиЯ пишет:

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Млин, я бы сама туда переехала,

Со мной, пожайлуста))) Я тож хочу

 Отправлено: 19.02.07 21:27. Заголовок: Re:

WILLIAMS' STUDIO HAVEN

ROBBIE WILLIAMS is only truly at peace with himself when he's in the studio, according to his producer pal MARK RONSON.
The FEEL hitmaker was admitted to The Meadows rehabilitation clinic in Arizona last Tuesday (13FEB07) to overcome his addiction to prescription pills, and Ronson is thrilled he's finally sought help after years of bottling up his problems through music-making.
He says, "Robbie is at his happiest when he is in the studio. He does have a lot of demons that he deals with, but he makes sure he does that in private.
"He just doesn't want to burden anybody with his own personal traumas."

 Отправлено: 19.02.07 21:27. Заголовок: Re:

Robbie and I know about pills


However, I must say at this point that I intensely dislike all drugs that affect my ability to think properly. You see people in the garden at parties hiding behind trees claiming loudly that Jesus is out there too, and wants to eat them. And you think, “Where’s the fun in that?” And why are you now in the fridge sprinkling frozen peas onto a sherry trifle?

I once saw a group of people who’d taken some magic mushrooms, lying on the floor laughing hysterically at a tube of toothpaste. And toothpaste, so far as I can tell, has exactly the same comedic properties as Russell Brand.

Magic mushrooms, then, do not make you clever, or horny, or buzzy, all of which would be fine. They make you mental, and that’s not fine at all.

I don’t even like to take alcohol in such large quantities that no matter how carefully I marshal my thoughts into a coherent sentence they come out as a steam of incoherent gibberish.

Once, in Houston, Texas, I arrived back at my very large hotel and couldn’t remember either what room I was in or my name. So I had to spend the whole night trying my key in each of the doors, a job made doubly hard because they each appeared to have 16 or 17 locks. Fun? No, not really, unless the alternative is being eaten by a shark.

The worst drug though, by a mile, is the common or garden sleeping pill. I tried one once, on a flight from Beijing to Paris, and was so removed from anything you might call reality that to this day I have no recollection of the emergency landing we made in Sharjah. Being so out of it that you can sleep through a plane crash: that’s bloody frightening.

So last weekend, when I was offered a couple of pills for the flight back to London from South Africa, I smiled and said no. But the paramedic was very pretty and very persuasive and said they were only antihistamines rather than proper sleeping pills, so I relented and as the plane took off popped them into my mouth.

The first indication that something was wrong came 20 minutes into the Martin Scorsese film I was watching. It didn’t make any sense. Mark Wahlberg had become Leonardo DiCaprio who, in turn, looked just like Matt Damon. I didn’t know what was going on. I didn’t care. And then I fell into such a deep sleep that, legally, doctors would have been able to remove my spleen for transplant.

The next thing I knew we had landed at Heathrow and Richard Hammond — or it could have been Matt Damon — was shaking my shoulder pointing out that I had to get off. “This isn’t the Circle line,” he said. You can’t just sleep till your stop comes around again.”

I vaguely remember collecting a bag from the carousel — I think it was mine — and driving into central London to the accompaniment of many blown horns and harsh words. And I dimly recall climbing into bed thinking, “I’ll just have an hour’s kip before I go to work”.

And then it was five hours later, and I still wasn’t entirely sure how the world worked. I stared at my coffee machine for what must have been 20 minutes until the sheer complexity of the thing made me feel all weepy. So I went to work, made a mess of everything, and then went home for more sleep.

I’d love to report that the next day I felt refreshed but in fact everything was worse. I wanted to be well, but I couldn’t shake off the immense soggy blanket that had been laid on my head. Or the dead horse that had been nailed to my back.

And do you know what? I’d only taken a couple of antihistamine tablets. Whereas in Britain every year 16m full-strength sleeping pill prescriptions are issued each year. Only some of which go to Robbie Williams.

Research estimates that anything up to 1.75m people are going through life in a state that puts them somewhere in the middle of the River Styx. Which certainly explains why I meet so many bores in the course of a normal day. Technically, anyone on temazepam is not really what scientists would call “alive”.

Certainly I would like to see a law imposed whereby anyone who takes a prescription for sleeping pills is forced to hand over their driving licence. And their children for that matter.

You may write to me saying that you have trouble nodding off at night but I have no sympathy because I, too, lie in bed every night, in a fug of smoking primrose oil, with a tummy full of lettuce, counting sheep and I can’t sleep either.

But I know that getting though the next day on half an hour’s shuteye is better than trying to get though it with the reaction times, humour, and conversation of a boulder.

 Отправлено: 19.02.07 21:28. Заголовок: Re:

Badly Drawn Boy: 'Williams is a victim of fame'


He says, "I empathise with what Robbie is going through. I've met him a few times and he seemed to be dealing with his level of fame. Everyone looks at someone like him and says, 'He's just a show-off and loves attention.'

"Talking about yourself incessantly in interviews, being onstage where you are the centre of attention, writing songs that are going to be scrutinised, being famous and being spotted in the street - it all makes you feel really strange.

"Fame - it's just a weird thing and it does psychologically affect you."

 Отправлено: 19.02.07 21:31. Заголовок: Re:

Stress and a Superstar: What's eating Robbie Williams?


Wealth, fame and adoration - he has it all, but still contentment eludes him and his addictions have again prompted him to seek medical help. Charles Shaar Murray investigates the man behind the mask
Published: 18 February 2007
What, exactly, is the matter with Robbie Williams? Why isn't he enjoying it all? After all, he's 33 and single, the idol of millions, stupefyingly rich, desired by all manner of pretty people of all known genders, the owner of a comfortable home in Los Angeles and the performer and co-writer of a solid catalogue of hits at least one of which, "Angels", is on the playlist for any number of weddings and funerals. So where did it all go wrong?
Robbie Williams last week checked into a rehab clinic in Arizona to rid himself of a severe dependency on anti-depressants which, according to some accounts, he washes down with as many as 36 double espressos and copious draughts of Red Bull - a caffeine intake sufficient to unnerve Keith Richards himself.
In the same week, EMI, the record company which signed him only five years ago for a reported £80m advance, predicted a 15 per cent drop in profits and warned darkly of possible job cuts. They cite poor performance in the American market, which has proved less than susceptible to Williams's legendary charm.
No one specifically cited the company's investment in his disappointing US venture as a contributory factor, but the industry has major form when it comes to throwing enormous sums at artists just as their careers peak, and then commence the downward slide. The words "Mariah Carey" and "Michael Jackson" still echo in the nightmares of troubled Sony stockholders.
To add insult to injury, a reunion tour by the other four members of Take That, the boy band that launched his career, has proved far more successful than anybody could possibly have predicted.
Their comeback hit, "Patience", scooped Best Single at last week's Brit awards: after collecting their gong, they didn't even mention Williams. Meanwhile Amy Winehouse, celebrating her win as Best British female, growled her hit lyric, "They tried to make me go to rehab/I said no, no, no."
Williams has taken home more Brit awards in his time than any other artist, both as a member of Take That and as a soloist, but he wasn't even in the running this year. His latest album, Rudebox, was greeted with derisive reviews and derisory sales. Falling out with his long-term collaborator and co-writer Guy Chambers certainly didn't help.
Williams's ongoing relationship with Take That, the group he joined when he was 16, has been almost an archetypal rock and rollercoaster ride. He responded to his 1995 ousting by seeking out an instant credibility injection in the form of extensive semi-public boozing and coke-snorting in the company of Oasis, fellow Mancs and front-runners in the Bad Boy stakes. They soon fell out: Noel Gallagher famously dismissed him as "that fat dancer from Take That".
The Gallaghers certainly bear grudges: picking up their own Brit award, Noel of that ilk described Williams's music as "dog shit," while Liam, whose wife, Nicole Appleton, is a former girlfriend of Williams, was slightly more eloquent, according to The Sun, which once again wore out its corporate asterisk key.
"What's his f***in' problem, man? "We all know what it is - he's a f***in' drama f***in' queen. If you've got a f***in' problem, why do you want the whole world knowing about it? He has to be on the front f***in' pages, doesn't he? Just sort your f***in' self out. You make a f***in' crap album then want everyone to feel f***in' sorry for you. "F***in' tosser!"
Williams has been troubled for quite some time: his first spell in rehab, brought on by cocaine and alcohol problems, came hard on the heels of his ejection from Take That. He could console himself, though, with the knowledge that, as his personal stock soared - he has sold more records than any other British solo artist - the careers of his former bandmates foundered.
Neither Gary Barlow, considered "the talented one" because he took the bulk of the lead vocals and dabbled in songwriting, nor Mark Owen, "the pretty one" whose most notable post-Take That achievement was to win Celebrity Big Brother, made any noticeable mark on the wider world after the disintegration of the band. It is only now, more than a decade later, that his former colleagues have come anywhere near to the spotlight.
But clearly wealth, fame, public adoration and a heaped side dish of Schadenfreude are not enough to provide a counterweight to world-class depression.
He has spoken frequently - and, unless you happen to be Liam Gallagher, not unmovingly - of his insecurities, of his fear of relationships, of his terror at the thought of parenthood and passing on his inner torment to children, of the "open wound" which, to him, is his life.
Just last year, the Asian leg of a world tour had to be cancelled due to the star's "stress and exhaustion".
The only time I was ever in the same room with him, at the first night of a revival of The Rocky Horror Show, he was suffering from an acute panic attack in the crowded bar and receiving urgent counselling from a person or persons unknown over his mobile phone.
The hackneyed notion of the cheeky-chappie clown whose rictus grin hides a broken heart and a cauldron of inner turmoil is only a cliché if you don't happen to be living it.
So what is eating Robbie Williams? What would it take to make him happy, relaxed and confident? More success? More money? A new tattoo? Falling in love with the right girl (or, as he's occasionally playfully hinted, the right boy)?
The higher up the showbiz ladder an artist climbs, the further there is to fall. With the major exception of serious US success, Williams has already leaped every hurdle in the industry's obstacle course.
It is not unlikely that one reason that he chose to reside in Los Angeles is that he has far more privacy there than he would here: his day-to-day activities generate far less media interest in the US than they would in the UK.
He's wealthy enough to be able to live the rest of his life in luxury even if he never sings another note, and he's already confessed that the only way he expects his career to go from now on is "downhill".
When an artist is in emotional trouble, the best place to go is to the art. If Robbie Williams was foolhardy enough to seek my advice, I'd tell him to sing the blues. Not literally, of course: but as a music maker, his salvation could come from attempting to make some music that actually evokes and contains what he feels inside - no matter how gruelling or upsetting that music might seem to others.
Throughout his career, he has balanced two conflicting imperatives: to shock and to be cute.
He's never seemed quite certain whether he wants to be a tattooed love god - a surly rock icon in the Gallagher mould - or the lovable tyke of the Take That years. And that all-consuming eagerness to please becomes less attractive and appropriate with each passing year. Where Kurt Cobain drawled, "Here we are now/entertain us" in Nirvana's "Smells Take Teen Spirit", Williams bawls "Let me entertain you".
Can Williams do substance (as opposed to "substances", which is what got him into grown-up levels of trouble in the first place)?
To a small extent, he already has. His "Rock DJ" video, in which he strips, first to his appallingly garish skivvies and then right down to the bone, was genuinely memorable.
His "You Only Live Twice"-sampling "Millennium" (complete with James Bond dress-up in the video) suggested that when he's finally outgrown his need to please teenagers and their mums, he might make a pretty good adult.
"Fading teenage idol in mid-life crisis shock horror"? Has Robbie Williams become the Archie Rice of post-millennial pop?
If he has hit the wall, it's because he is sufficiently sensitive - stop laughing at the back of the room, Liam! -- to realise that his internal contradiction has proved irreconcilable.
That is the contradiction between who he thinks he needs to be to please his public and who he experiences himself as being when he is alone. Or with his closest friend, his long-time housemate Jonathan Wilkes. Or with his therapist.
In the end, he will either face the public with some music that expresses the man behind the gurning mask or he won't face the public at all.
Oh, I got the Blues this mornin'...

 Отправлено: 20.02.07 00:02. Заголовок: Re:

Тут статейку про Робби прочитала, столько нового узнала... Зла на них не хватает!!! Высказывание на счёт того, что у Робки нет чувства стиля я ещё выдержала. Но вот то, что : "Сегодня Робби напоминает неудачную копию Джастина Тимберлейка" я вынести не смогла!!! Какая к чертям копия Тимберлейка?! Я вообще между ними никакой параллели не вижу... Я конечно понимаю, что им делать нечего, оттого и пишут чушь всякую. Но меня это так задевает...

 Отправлено: 20.02.07 07:00. Заголовок: Re:

Ксю и что за журнал такой умный оказался?????

 Отправлено: 20.02.07 11:26. Заголовок: Re:

NorthernLight пишет:

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Ксю и что за журнал такой умный оказался?????

Статья из инета

 Отправлено: 20.02.07 20:21. Заголовок: Re:

Классные видео с Робом) Качество опупенное))
Tout Le Monde En Parle (5.11.05) - tripping - http://ifolder.ru/1143948
2005 - Advertising Space [TOTP 04-12] - http://ifolder.ru/1141521
The Trouble With Me (TOTP 23.10.05) - http://ifolder.ru/1139415
2006-01-21 - NRJ Awards - Tripping - http://ifolder.ru/1142341
Tripping (MTV EMA 2005) - http://ifolder.ru/1141767
Radio (Live at Nordic Music Awards) - http://ifolder.ru/1150810
2001 TV Total - Eternity - http://ifolder.ru/1153038
2004 Feel (TOTP Saturday 25-09-04) - http://ifolder.ru/1150544
Supreme [Live TOTP 24-11] - http://ifolder.ru/1146797
The Road To Mandalay (Live TOTP) - http://ifolder.ru/1147089
Advertising Space(Live) - http://ifolder.ru/1138031
Tripping(Live) - http://ifolder.ru/1138537
A place to crash(Live) - http://ifolder.ru/1138804
Make me pure(Live) - http://ifolder.ru/1139061
Rock DJ [Live TOTP 07-07] - http://ifolder.ru/1147357
Если хотите посмотреть фото из этих видео и потом выбрать что качать зайдите сюда)) http://www.liveinternet.ru/community/robbie_williams/