Intensive Care

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It’s an album that continues to resonate with fans and showcases Robbie’s ongoing evolution as an artist. It also includes a baby singing to him some of the chorus, and a pair of lesbian twins in the backseat of his Saab 95.

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When Intensive Care was released in October 2005, it became a smash hit around the world, hitting number-one in the United Kingdom, selling 373,832 copies in its first week, [11] as well as topping charts in twenty other counties including Argentina, Australia, Austria, Germany, Sweden, Switzerland, The Netherlands, New Zealand and many other countries. Recorded in his bedroom in the Hollywood Hills, the album was co-written by Stephen Duffy over the course of 24 months. Upon its release, "Tripping" became a global hit, reaching number one in Germany, Italy, and the Netherlands. Secondly, he clearly really cares what people think about him, to the point of seeming slightly crackers.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. THE COPYRIGHT OF THIS SOUND RECORDING IS OWNED ROBERT WILLIAMS/THE IN GOOD COMPANY CO LTD UNDER EXCLUSIVE LICENCE TO CHRYSALIS RECORDS LTD.

Robbie Williams - Intensive Care Lyrics and Tracklist | Genius

Bár eredetileg Észak-Amerikában nem szándékoztak kiadni a lemezt, az iTunes-on elérhető volt annak köszönhetően, hogy Williams megjelent a Live 8 koncerten. Advertising Space" was released as the album's second single in December 2005, becoming another international hit, reaching the top ten in Europe, Australasia and Latin America. The song became a worldwide success for Williams, debuting inside the top 10 in most countries around Europe, including number two in the United Kingdom, spending six weeks inside the top 10 and 15 weeks inside the top 75. It also means that the songs on Intensive Care avoid the usual pitfall encountered by artists who want to reach the back of immense sports arenas: the temptation to deal in lyrical platitudes, the kind of windy generalities that bedevilled Coldplay's X and Y.As opening track “Ghosts” progresses, however, a settling takes place, and the song ends up turning into David Bowie through a foggy U2 filter, which is somehow a good thing. The collaboration with Stephen Duffy on the track “She’s Madonna” is a standout moment, as it blends Robbie’s distinctive vocals with a catchy and melodic arrangement, creating a memorable and radio-friendly hit. Williams started recording demos for what would become Intensive Care on 12 June 2003 at Air Studios alongside record producer Stephen Duffy.