Oh, dear metalhead friends, I have a quiz for you:
what is that record that you also use as a frisbee when you go to the beach??? Or break it in two and feed it to a dead, decomposed, and rotten goat??? Did you guess right? Yes, it's "Intensive Care" by Robbie Williams!!!
Have you ever listened to something more disgusting, repugnant, and revolting than this "singer"?
More than a record, I would call this a perfect torture machine. I don't know how he got so lucky... but I do know I need to stay away from him if I want to survive!
Buying this CD is like throwing money out of the window!!! When I saw him on MTV, I wondered: << who is this clown??? >> Now, I prefer black metal (as you might guess from my nickname) which in my opinion is much better than this rubbish. For heaven's sake, I'm not anyone to tell you what to listen to. Actually, it's better if everyone has their own taste, but I would rather break my bones (which I won’t do, even if it would please someone) than listen to Robbie Williams because I just can't stand him!!! However, tastes are tastes. Anyway, last advice: don't buy Robbie's records... get yourself a healthy black metal or death metal record instead. I know that now I might annoy someone, but fortunately, there is freedom of thought.
And so I say to you:
Robbie: a singer, a sissy!
Robbie Williams is an artist, a great artist: he has made himself a work of art, for better or for worse.
This time, the impression is that he wanted to please only himself, and that’s just fine.
The result is an album cold, glacial, where a 'fake' soul oozes, planned at the table.
Those who have experienced it know. And they do not reside here, in this cute and pleasant album, which truly feels empty and remarkably like a loud sham.
I ended up falling in love with it, and father, God only knows I tried to dissuade myself!
Robbie Williams is an 'example': even if you’re nobody and not better than others, you must always behave as if you are...
"Robbie Williams announces his presence with Ghosts, a sumptuous and refined piece, but perhaps a bit pretentious."
"Tripping, a curious and interesting pop song with light reggae sounds akin to The Clash, is the CD’s gem and first single."