Intensive Care

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Their chemistry is excellent on “Tripping”, which mixes ska and strings to produce Robbie’s most adventurous and infectious single for a long time. Type Robbie Williams in the box under the ARTISTA column headingand Intensive Care in the box under the TÍTULO column heading. Alexis Petridis from The Guardian gave the album four out of five stars, writing: "The lovely, lambent melodies of 'Advertising Space' and 'The King of Bloke and Bird' may well be Duffy, the Smiths-like guitar of 'Spread Your Wings' and the autoharp on 'Please Don't Die' definitely is, but their epic qualities seem to stem entirely from Williams. Az album a legjobban eladott nagylemez lett Európában, 2005 végére több, mint 4 millió darabot adtak el belőle. Tracks like “Sin Sin Sin” and “Spread Your Wings” showcase his vulnerability and introspection, while songs like “Make Me Pure” and “Your Gay Friend” address social issues with a touch of wit and irony.

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Stephen Duffy - gitár, billentyűs hangszerek, Nord Lead szintetizátor, borospohár, szitár, hárfa, secquencers, shakerek, dilruba, harmonika (11. Williams started recording demos for what would become Intensive Care on 12 June 2003 at Air Studios alongside record producer Stephen Duffy.It was produced by Stephen Duffy and Williams and was the first of Williams' albums to not be produced by longtime songwriting partner Guy Chambers.

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citation needed] It also became Williams' fifth album to reach a position in the top twenty of the best-selling album of the decade, with Swing When You're Winning, Escapology, Live at Knebworth and Greatest Hits also earning places. Of course, whatever Williams' songs purport to be about - everything from gangsters to the Human League's 1986 hit Louise - they end up being about Robbie Williams. It became Williams' first single to miss the UK Top 20, charting at number twenty-two, however, it performed much better internationally, hitting the top ten in Europe and Latin America. Intensive Care's first single, Tripping, is pretty skewed by mainstream standards, a melange of choppy ska guitars, falsetto vocals and Bollywood strings.Look at the time it’s taken me / To get away from what was said,” says Williams, simultaneously offering a plea for mercy from a singular antagonist and hinting toward the hurt that has been caused him via a merciless press corps. 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. In Australia, "Tripping" peaked at number seven and went on to sell over 35,000 copies, being certified Gold by the Australian Recording Industry Association. The album was promoted with the Close Encounters Tour which started on 10 April 2006 in Durban, South Africa and ended on 18 December 2006 in Melbourne, Australia.