The 80's/The 90's
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This article contains information about a scheduled or expected future single. It is likely to contain information of a speculative nature and the content may change dramatically as the single release approaches and more information becomes available. |
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| "The 80's/The 90's" | ||
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| Single by Robbie Williams | ||
| from the album Rudebox | ||
| A-side(s) | "The 80's/The 90's" | |
| Released | 2007 | |
| Format | CD Single | |
| Genre | Pop/Rap | |
| Length | 4:17/5:33 | |
| Label | Chrysalis/EMI | |
| Writer(s) | R.Williams & J.Meehan | |
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| Robbie Williams singles chronology | ||
| She's Madonna (2007) |
"The 80's/The 90's" (2007) |
TBA (2007) |
The 80's/The 90's is the probable fifth single lifted from Robbie Williams tenth solo album Rudebox. It's a double A-side release of album track's The 80's and The 90's. It is possible it will be released 3-6 months after the fourth single She's Madonna.
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[edit] About
[edit] The 80's
The first half of the single "The 80's" is about Robbie's life growing up in Stoke, the dark-side of his relationship with his mother, apposed to the Life Thru A Lens tracks Angels and One of God's Better People, his learning dificulties at school and his first sexual encounter, as well as other tales of Robbie's upbringing.
[edit] The 90's
The second half of the release "The 90's" mainly concerns Robbie's time with boyband Take That and his subsuquent rise to fame, his failing academically at school, his drug habit and late night partying and his departure from Take That.
The 90's also caused controversey when Robbie's ex-Take That manager Nigel Martin-Smith threatened to sue Robbie over lyrics possibly referring to him ripping off Robbie from a European tour.
[edit] Release
The song's release date is currently unsupported, however it could be released three months after She's Madonna, the regular industry wait in between singles. But this could possibly change and be up to six months after Robbie's stint in rehab, promotion for the single release and an accompanying video.
