Let Love Be Your Energy

Robbie WillIAms ‘Let Love Be Your Energy’ [Chrysalis] This is the atrocious Robbie rocks out rubbish that has been polluting TV screens with that awful cartoon video.

Eamon Sweeney, 26 Apr 2001

Robbie WillIAms

‘Let Love Be Your Energy’ [Chrysalis]

This is the atrocious Robbie rocks out rubbish that has been polluting TV screens with that awful cartoon video. Which is exactly what this 21st Century chancer is – an overblown, overpaid, overhyped and all over the place cartoon clown that should stop singing when he clearly isn’t winning. I’ve heard more love energy in the latest Gerri Halliwell single, which Robbie knows all too well. The b-side is a live version of ‘My Way’ – the 21st century karaoke king

Eamon Sweeney

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