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Proudly presents: Robbie Williams - Live at the Albert (2001)
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General Information
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Type.................: Music
Burn Tested..........: Yes
Audio Format.........: Dolby Digital
Encoder..............: AC3 5.1
Bitrate..............: 448 - CBR
Hz...................: 48,000
Channels.............: 6
Video Format.........: Xvid
Video Bitrate........: 2398
Resolution...........: 624 x 352
Color................: 24 bit
FPS..................: 25.000
Source...............: Retail-DVD
Original Format......: PAL
Genre................: Concert
IMDb Rating..........: 8.5
Movie Information....: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0301686/
File Size............: 1.46GB
Movie Runtime........: 01:13:28
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Post Information
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Posted by............: RoCK
Posted on............: 7-10-2007
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Release Notes
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Recorded before the U.K. release of Swing While You're Winning, Robbie
Williams's renditions of pop standards on Live at the Albert are at once
delightful and disorienting. It's long been known that Williams is enamored of
the Rat Pack, and here he lives out an illusion of being one of them. Clearly
the jaunty singer is having a ball. The production is impeccable, the chorus
girls are beautiful, his voice is in fine form--even his sweat-soaked,
cuff-linked shirt hangs on him perfectly. But often Williams's trademark sarcasm
and well-documented insecurities overshadow his love of the music. The strangest
moment of the show occurs during an intermission, when MC Rupert Everett quizzes
the audience on how much they love Robbie Williams. Although delivered with a
wink, the stunt is most un-Rat Pack-like. The show as a whole seems like a
surreal dream in which Robbie is at once working out his self-doubt and living
his fantasy. And on a very conscious level, that is exactly what he is doing.
Playlist:
1. Have you met miss Jones?
2. Mack the Knife
3. Straighten up and fly right
4. Let's face the music and dance
5. Well, did you evah
6. The lady is a tramp
7. Things
8. One for my Baby
9. Mr Bojangles
10. I will talk and Hollywood will listen
11. Do Nothin' till you hear from me
12. Beyond the sea
13. Me and my Shadow
14. Ain't that a kick in the head
15. It was a very good year
16. My Way
Enjoy this beautifull concert.
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