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| | Intensive Care (album) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Intensive Care is the fifth studio album by British pop singer Robbie Williams, released on October 24, 2005 in the United Kingdom. | | | Although originally intended not to be released in North America, most likely because of Williams's appearance at Live 8, the album was made available in North America via iTunes. | | | The first single from the album, "Tripping", was released on September 5, 2005 which first aired on The Chris Moyles Show on BBC Radio 1, with the music video debuting on Channel 4. |
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| | Reflections (Care Enough) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Carey changed that lyric in her live performances of the song to "you could have had the decency to give me up the day you gave me life." | | | Sony Music Entertainment (still the international distributor of the Glitter album owing to contractual obligations) released a CD single in Japan. | | | The song was co-written by Mariah Carey and Philippe Pierre, and co-produced by Carey and Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis. |
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| | Reflections - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Reflections (Care Enough), a song by Mariah Carey | | | Reflections (documentary), a film tracing the lives of three West Indians who migrated to Britain | | | Reflections (song), by Diana Ross and The Supremes |
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| | Handle With Care (song) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Harrison's record company quickly realized that the song was too good to be released as "filler." Encouraged by this response and the enjoyable experience of recording together, the group re-convened to record the first Wilburys album, which featured "Handle With Care" as the lead track. | | | Casting about for a song idea while relaxing in a garden near Bob Dylan's recording studio, Harrison was inspired when he noticed a box in Dylan's garage that was labeled "Handle with Care". | | | The song was originally intended as a bonus track (or "B side") for the B-Side of Harrison's "This is Love". |
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| | The Robbie Williams Site |
| | Williams, whose new album "Intensive Care" is one of the best-selling in Europe this year, beat rap stars Eminem, 50 Cent and Snoop Dogg as well as dance music star Moby. | | | Williams's latest album, Intensive Care, was released last month and has entered the album charts at Number One in 19 countries. | | | Williams is currently number one in the UK album charts with his latest release, Intensive Care - his sixth solo studio album. |
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| | NME.COM - News - ROBBIE WILLIAMS BACK WITH NEW ALBUM |
| | ROBBIE WILLIAMS' new album is reportedly to be called 'INTENSIVE CARE'. | | | The first single from the album has not been confirmed, but is rumoured to be called 'Trippin'. | | | Following the release of 'Escapology' and playing three sold-out nights at Knebworth in summer 2003, Williams threatened to quit pop music, saying he would rather be a nobody. |
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| | The Robbie Williams Site |
| | Intensive Care is the singer's seventh album and his most ambitious to date, but on the evidence last night of the response to the single he releases tomorrow, 'Tripping', he will be able to carry his vast audience with him. | | | Ghosts - Throughout the recording of Intensive Care, Robbie was revisiting a lot of his favourite songs from the 1980s, particularly the Human League's Louise, about a man who sees a former lover at the bus stop and realises he still has deep feelings for her. | | | Robbie's new eagerlay awaited album 'Intensive Care' is out on 24th October, and, for the first time, we are able to reveal the full tracklisting.... |
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| | Robbie Williams: Intensive Care (2005): Reviews |
| | It's a great album - if you don't like it on first listening to it, give it another few tries, and listen to the lyrics. | | | It's Robbie The Rogue's least immediate album and needs several listens to get to grips with, but Intensive Care feels like Robbie has allowed himself freedom of expression, even if he doesn't always know how best to use it. | | | Hiccups aside, Intensive Care is the first album in a while on which the whole thing gives the impression that even when he misses, Robbie Williams is at least trying. |
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| | Amazon.co.uk: Intensive Care [CD + DVD] [Limited Edition]: Music |
| | 'Intensive Care' is the fifth solo album from Robbie Williams and once again sees him re-inventing his pop-rock sound. | | | This album is amazing, it a totally different robbie with a new musical wave, but quite interesting. | | | Co-written by Stephen Duffy at Williams' Hollywood mansion, the album was allegedly inspired by bands such as Bloc Partyand Kraftwerk, with Williams opting for a rockier sound than any of his previous releases. |
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| | Robbie Williams - Intensive Care : album review |
| | Intensive Care suggests this revitalised man who is muse unto himself will be entertaining anyone who doesn't mind his self-regarding bombast for some time yet. | | | Perhaps this is also why this record's press release is one of the largest I've ever seen for an album (only Mariah Carey could trump it), and why the "brief biog" is a raft of statistics - biggest audiences, biggest sales, biggest... | | | It's this personality trait writ large through Intensive Care that steers its lyrics clear of the buffers of the banal, though several points threaten such a diversion. |
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| | Robbie Williams Intensive Care Japan CD ALBUM (333986) |
| | ROBBIE WILLIAMS Intensive Care (2005 Japanese edition 12-track CD album co-wrtten with Stephen Duffy which see's Robbie return with what is undoubtedly going to be one of the most spectacular reinventions in pop history and includes the brilliantand undeniably idiosyncratic single 'Tripping', picture sleeve with extensive sleevenotes + obi-strip). | | | Japanese CD albums often benefit from extra music and new video-style content, to further entice the Japanese public to buy their native release and not an import. | | | Known as a culture for elaborate and excessive packaging, their approach to the CD album is no exception. |
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| | Handle With Care (song) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | "Handle With Care" is a song from the Traveling Wilburys 1988 album, Traveling Wilburys Vol. | | | Encouraged by this response and the enjoyable experience of recording together, the group re-convened to record the first Wilburys album, which featured "Handle With Care" as the lead track. | | | The song was originally originally intended as a bonus track (or "C side") for the European 12-inch single release of Harrison's "When We Was Fab". |
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| | Jet: Luther Vandross leaves intensive care; now in stable condition - Newsmakers - Brief Article |
| | Vandross was moved out of intensive care the same day his new album Dance With My Father was released. | | | Famed singer Luther Vandross who suffered a major stroke (JET, May 5) was recently moved out of intensive care and upgraded to stable condition, his business manager said at JET press time. | | | Lois Najarian, a spokeswoman for J Records, said Vandross was excited about the enthusiastic response to his new album, and even listened to a radio tribute to him. |
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| | New Robbie Williams Album Due In October |
| | The album is part of the groundbreaking integrated global deal negotiated in 2002 by Williams' London-based management IE Music and EMI. | | | His last album, "Escapology" (Chrysalis), led the European Top 100 Albums chart for more than 10 weeks in 2003. | | | A new studio album with Pumpkins drummer Jimmy Chamberlin is also in the works. |
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| | Eight Degree: Intensive Care... |
| | In shops next week but the internet wouldn't be the internet if you can download the full album here... | | | Listed below are links to weblogs that reference Intensive Care... | | | ...is the name of the new Robbie Wiliams album. |
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| | America's Concert News Source >> liveDaily |
| | Beth Orton sketches out tour in support of new album | | | Van Morrison goes a little bit country on new album, tour | | | Album Review: Lee Rocker, "Racin' the Devil" (Alligator) |
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| | Robbie Williams: Intensive Care - PopMatters Music Review |
| | The first, much publicized lines that Williams sings almost immediately at the outset of Intensive Care are "Here I stand victorious / The only man that made you come," and most anyone could be forgiven a roll of the eyes and a knee-jerk dismissal of the rest of the album. | | | Musically, the album takes on most of Williams' typical jack of all trades tendencies, careening from arena rock to country to synth-pop to ska-tinged Latin over the course of the album. | | | Hiccups aside, Intensive Care is the first album in a while on which the whole thing gives the impression that even when he misses, Robbie Williams is at least trying. |
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| | No US release for Robbie Williams' Intensive Care? |
| | So he has vowed not to release new record 'Intensive Care', which goes on sale in the UK next month, over there. | | | This album, at worst, is going to take me over the 40million quid mark. | | | After two years of continuous writing along with Stephen Duffy, the album, which was recorded exclusively in Los Angeles... |
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| | HYBRIDMAGAZINE.COM REVIEWS William Topley - Sea Fever album review |
| | These songs would be amazing even with only a basic, stark accompaniment because of the lyricism, but the music is arranged so perfectly that it nicely compliments every moment and mood of the record. | | | This song is beautifully full, piano and acoustic guitars carrying the body of music and providing a solid footing for the deep vocals and marvelous songwriting. | | | The song is somewhat lifted from the classic "High On The Mountain Of Love" melodically, but Topley energizes the song with a jumpy barroom swing that is infectious. |
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| | Amazon.com: Glitter [SOUNDTRACK]: Music |
| | I had been looking forward to this album for quite awhile like with all other mariah albums and was looking forward to the 80's sounds, but I got skeptical once loverboy hit the airwaves. | | | Lead The Way, Reflections(Care Enough), and Never Too Far are right up there with some of my Mariahs best ballads, and vocally she has never sounded better. | | | Just before the release though, the beautiful ballad never too far came out and was impressive enough for me to give this CD a chance anyways, so I went out and bought it the week it was released and though it wasn't mariah's best ever it wasn't that bad either. |
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| | Song Lyrics :: Robbie Williams lyrics - Intensive Care album |
| | If Intensive Care album isn't complete, submit new song. | | | Robbie Williams lyrics - Intensive Care lyrics (2005) | | | All song lyrics, logos, trademarks, album cover art, and other creative works are and remain copyright and property of their respective owners. |
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| | The Jamie Hoover Web Site - Reviews: Jamie Hoo-ever |
| | Tribute records are most often a big egotrip for the artists that record the new versions and very seldom work as the tributes they are said to be. | | | Proof of his adaptability and diverse skills, Hoover comfortably handles songs by the Traveling Wilburys ("Handle With Care"), Let's Active ("Horizon"), the Everly Brothers ("Cathy's Clown"), Todd Rundgren ("Izzat Love?") and, of course, the Beatles ("It's Only a Northern Song"). | | | Hoover also changes the arrangements of "Handle with Care" and the Beatles' "Only A Northern Song" enough to avoid instant comparison to the originals. |
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| | Amazon.com: Reflections [IMPORT]: Music |
| | "Reflections" is one of the three beautiful ballads which make the Glitter album really worth buying (the other two are Lead The Way and Never Too Far). | | | Includes 2 versions, 'Reflections (Care Enough)' Album Version & Instrumental Version. | | | Japanese only 2 track single lifted from her 2001 soundtrack/album 'Glitter'. |
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| | August News Headlines |
| | Meanwhile the singer is putting the final touches to his new album titled 'Intensive Care' which Williams has spent the past two years of continuous writing. | | | Robbie Williams' new album Intensive Care will be released on October 24. | | | And for the very first time, the singer will be launching his new album Intensive Care with a live show outside of the UK. |
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| | Robbie Williams Intensive Care UK CD ALBUM (337947) |
| | ROBBIE WILLIAMS Intensive Care (2005 UK 12-track CD album - Robbie returns with what is undoubtedly going to be one of the most spectacular reinventions in pop history and includes the brilliant and undeniably idiosyncratic single 'Tripping' plus'Make Me Pure' & 'Advertising Space'). | | | In the 21st century we take for granted the amazing invention that is the compact disc, which has now been helping to increase our music collections for over 20 years. | | | This, usually completed with a lyric & picture booklet, makes the UK CD album the priority purchase for any fan. |
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| | Piano - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | A piano is a keyboard instrument, widely used in western music for solo performance, chamber music, and accompaniment, and also as a convenient aid to composing and rehearsal. | | | The piano is a crucial instrument in Western classical music, jazz, film, television and electronic game music, and most other complex western musical genres. | | | With the exception of the toy piano, these instruments are called "piano" by virtue of being keyboard instruments but are electric or electronic in nature, not acoustic. |
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| | The Pop Cult - Rabbit Fur Coat - Jenny Lewis With The Watson Twins - Compact Disc |
| | The album's nonpareil song is their cover of The Traveling Wilbury's hit "Handle With Care." The album invites all the big names in "indie", M. Ward, Ben Gibbard (returning the favour for Jenny's work on The Postal Service) and Connor "Bright Eyes" Oberst. | | | As such, the only thing proves is when four of the greatest musicians ever and Jeff Lynne write a song, it will easily be the best song on whatever album it is on. | | | As exceptional as this song is, they neither surpass the original nor attempt their own version. |
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