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Topic History of: Robbie Williams on BBC Breakfast
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Chris For me, his best album/period was 'Rudebox' from 2006 - it broke the 'formula' protocol and was, I think, an album he made to please himself - and it showed.
Not keen on the stuff he's knocked out since, but he's still selling albums by the bucketload so who am I to argue with that?
JK2006 Rather strange interview - I've always wondered about Robbie ever since he attached himself to my leg like a puppy dog at Glastonbury one year, decades ago.
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