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As it's a digital release, only online stores like iTunes will ahve it. They've really neglected physical releases for this record which sucks big time as I refuse to download singles. Much prefer physical releases :(

The full video of 'Bodies' is up on his site now.

He's even dressed like him with two shirt ensemble. Cute as.

And from what I've found, most people who weren't too keen on his previous work, love Rudebox. So he gained alot of respect in that regard.

But he didn't really. You're forgetting all his work between the two albums. And it's not bubblegum pop. Apart from the covers, he's got songs talking about his perscription pill addiction, his childhood, the Take That stuff, his life in LA. The music isn't bubblegum either. It's dance pop.

Not even Lovelight?

mc_squared, we get it, you don't like it. But I don't think you're in a position to judge it properly if you haven't heard it.

Really? I think the chorus is insanely catchy. And the choir is just...epic. Rudebox was actually well reviewed by critics who had previously been quite negative to his work. It was the mainstream media that were the harshest.

I've never been able to go to his shows, sadly. The teaser looks nuts! Can't wait for the video.

They've always attracted more girls than guys. That's not a bad thing you know.

Indeed. And I love how all the news footage on the event was of their performance.

The point of this tour is promote their current album. They aren't going to ignore Parachutes, but it's not the focal point.

Rudebox is one of his best albums. Right up there with 'I've Been Expecting You' I've been a fan of his since 'Rock DJ'. I was way too young for the TT days. He's one of my favourite performers. My opinion on 'Bodies': it's amazing. A bloody brilliant pop song. Just found out from the Chris Moyles interview yesterday that although they're not working together, they are speaking to each other and Robbie does want to work with him again in future, the timing is just not right at the moment. However, the last song they ever wrote together 'Blasphemy' from the Escapology sessions is on his new album. My take is that it's a double entendre almost: referrring to himself and to the fact that Trevor Horn, one of the original Buggles ('Video killed the radio Star') is the main producer on the album.

I thought this was announced a while ago? Anywho, YAY! Great news. Hopefully it will have their full set. Otherwise I can't delete it off my iQ. And it'd be a shame for them to cut it out.

Dammit, I knew I should have gone!

For $1.69 a track, I'd rather go out and buy a physical 3 or 4 track for less than $4

YAY! So excellent.

I like him. 'H to the izzo' was my jam for a long time.

He has.

Meh. I'm not surprised. At least now Chris Sharrock might go back to Robbie William's band.

I don't think any megamixes exist as yet. But the Christmas vid of 2006 would probably be a good starting point.

Lucy, that sounded fantastic! I'm so happy you managed to go and to even get backstage passes...Wow. Just, wow.

Ooh. He approached her. That's different.

I'm fine. Lucky that Fridays are my day off.

I'm slow. And the time differences confuse me. :P Continue!