In and Out of Consciousness: Greatest Hits 1990–2010

Greatest hits album by Robbie Williams

Released

8 October 2010

Recorded

1993 – June 2010

Label

Virgin

Producer

Robbie Williams, Trevor Horn, Guy Chambers, Steve Power, Pet Shop Boys, Mark Ronson, Soul Mekanik, Gary Barlow, Stephen Duffy, Stephen Hague

Robbie Williams chronology

Reality Killed the Video Star
(2009)

In and Out of Consciousness: Greatest Hits 1990–2010
(2010)

Take the Crown
(2012)

Singles from In and Out of Consciousness: Greatest Hits 1990–2010

"Shame"
Released: 27 August 2010

In and Out of Consciousness: Greatest Hits 1990–2010 is the second greatest hits compilation album by the British singer-songwriter Robbie Williams, after his first greatest hits compilation, Greatest Hits, which was released in 2004.^[1] The album, which features 39 songs, was released in October 2010 and is his last album under his recording contract with EMI.^[1]^[2] The lead single of the album is "Shame", co-written by and featuring fellow Take That member Gary Barlow. The song is their first collaboration in 15 years since Williams left Take That in 1995.^[1]

The album debuted at number one on the UK Albums Chart, making it Williams' ninth album to debut at number one and his first since Rudebox released in 2006.^[3] It has been certified Platinum,^[4] selling over 41,000 copies on its first day of release and 120,000 copies during its first week, making the album the second-fastest selling of the year in the UK.^[5]^[6] The album topped the charts in Austria and Germany, and charted within the top five of the charts in Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain and Switzerland.^[7]

Background information and production

Speaking about the album and working with Barlow again, Williams said: "It’s incredible to listen to the album and realise that it’s already been 20 years of making music and playing gigs. And the great thing about the album is that it’s not only a celebration of my past but also a bridge to the future. The fact that part of the future includes a name from my past makes it all the more poignant for me".^[1]^[8]

Beside the lead single, "Shame", the album also features a new track called "Heart and I" co-written with Barlow.^[9] The track listing and cover art of the album were revealed on 13 July 2010 on Williams' official website.^[9] The image for the cover was captured by photographer Julian Broad, who also worked with Williams for the Reality Killed the Video Star album cover. The cover was shot in May 2010 in Malibu, California.^[9]

Promotion

Williams and Barlow performed "Shame" on 12 September 2010 at the Help for Heroes held at the Twickenham Stadium.^[10] They also performed the single on Strictly Come Dancing on 2 October 2010.^[11] On 8 October 2010 they gave an interview and performed on Paul O'Grady Live.^[12] On 7 October 2010 Barlow and Williams performed "Shame" and "Shine" on the BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge.^[13] On the release date of the album in the UK, Williams gave an interview on Daybreak as well as performing "Feel" and "Shame".^[14]

Singles

The only single to be released is "Shame", a duet co-written with fellow Take That member Gary Barlow. The video and the song premiered on 26 August 2010.^[15] Directed by Vaughan Arnell, the video is a spoof of the film Brokeback Mountain.^[16] Tim Jonze from The Guardian has said that the song is "a gentle country ballad that tells the story of the pair patching up the relationship that was damaged after Williams left Take That in 1995."^[17] It debuted at number two on the UK Singles Chart, making the song Williams' 28th top ten entry on the chart.^[18]^[19] "Shame" has also charted within the top 10 and top 20 in Denmark, Italy, Germany, Belgium, Ireland and the Netherlands.^[20] Yahoo! Music has ranked the video for "Shame" as the 14th best video of 2010.^[21]

The compilation does not include "United", a single released by Williams in 2000 as part of Pepsi's "Ask for More" advertising campaign, and three singles only released in certain territories: "Win Some Lose Some", "Better Man" and "Bongo Bong and Je Ne T'aime Plus".

Critical reception

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	^[22]
BBC Music	(favorable)^[23]
USA Today	^[24]
Yahoo! Music UK	(7/10)^[25]

John Bush from AllMusic gave the album four stars out of five. He said that even in its most basic edition, the album presents "no less than 39 examples of what made Robbie Williams a fascinating millennial superstar". He described Williams as "ambitious and self-deprecating, sensitive and boorish, dynamic and introverted" and that the album "presents a much richer picture of Williams' discography". Bush concluded his review by saying that "In and Out of Consciousness certainly offers a full portrait of Robbie Williams, the greatest pop star of the '90s and 2000s that few people appeared to respect but everyone enjoyed."^[22]

Sean Egan from BBC Music said that "Many of the songs are amongst the strongest chart hits of the new millennium, especially Williams’ collaborations with Guy Chambers". Egan said that "The sequencing is bizarre but has its own kind of logic, working backwards chronologically" and as "the familiar tunes go by, one is struck by the fact that Williams is both underrated [...] and overrated." He also stated that had Williams "not been sacked by Take That, he would never have been motivated to prove himself with edgy, knowing music light years beyond the boyband." Egan concluded his review by saying that "If this compilation is closing a chapter, the jury is still out on whether the next one is going to be a gripper."^[23]

Track listing

In and Out of Consciousness: Greatest Hits 1990–2010 is available in several formats:^[26] a two CD standard edition, a three CD deluxe edition with rarities and B-sides, a DVD edition which includes the music videos of the standard edition and an "ultimate edition" which includes all three CDs, the two DVDs and a bonus third DVD with a live recording of Williams' concert at the Velodrom, Berlin in 2005.

CD 1^[9]

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Album	Length
1.	"Shame" (with Gary Barlow)	Robbie Williams, Gary Barlow	Previously unreleased	3:59
2.	"Heart and I"	Williams, Barlow	Previously unreleased	4:41
3.	"Morning Sun"	Williams, Danny Spencer, Kelvin Andrews, Richard Scott, Scott Ralph, Don Black	Reality Killed the Video Star	4:06
4.	"You Know Me"	Williams, Spencer, Andrews, Françoise Hardy	Reality Killed the Video Star	4:20
5.	"Bodies" (Radio Edit)	Williams, Craig Russo, Brandon Christy	Reality Killed the Video Star	4:02
6.	"She's Madonna" (with Pet Shop Boys (Radio Edit))	Williams, Neil Tennant, Chris Lowe	Rudebox	4:00
7.	"Lovelight"	Lewis Taylor	Rudebox	4:02
8.	"Rudebox" (Radio Edit)	Williams, Andrews, Spencer, Bill Laswell, Carl Aiken, William Collins, Sly Dunbar, Robbie Shakespeare	Rudebox	3:47
9.	"Sin Sin Sin" (Radio Edit)	Williams, Stephen Duffy	Intensive Care	4:03
10.	"Advertising Space"	Williams, Duffy	Intensive Care	4:38
11.	"Make Me Pure" (Radio Edit)	Williams, Duffy, Chris Heath	Intensive Care	3:48
12.	"Tripping" (Radio Edit)	Williams, Duffy	Intensive Care	4:03
13.	"Misunderstood"	Williams, Duffy	Greatest Hits	3:59
14.	"Radio"	Williams, Duffy	Greatest Hits	3:51
15.	"Sexed Up" (Radio Edit)	Williams, Guy Chambers	Escapology	4:10
16.	"Something Beautiful" (Radio Edit)	Williams, Chambers	Escapology	4:01
17.	"Come Undone" (Radio Edit)	Williams, Boots Ottestad, Ashley Hamilton, Daniel Pierre	Escapology	3:54
18.	"Feel" (Radio Edit)	Williams, Chambers	Escapology	3:41
19.	"Mr. Bojangles"	Jerry Jeff Walker	Swing When You're Winning	3:18

CD 2^[9]

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Album	Length
1.	"I Will Talk and Hollywood Will Listen"	Williams, Chambers	Swing When You're Winning	3:14
2.	"Somethin' Stupid" (with Nicole Kidman)	Carson Parks	Swing When You're Winning	2:50
3.	"The Road to Mandalay" (Radio Edit)	Williams, Chambers	Sing When You're Winning	3:18
4.	"Eternity"	Williams, Chambers	Greatest Hits	5:00
5.	"Let Love Be Your Energy" (Radio Mix)	Williams, Chambers	Sing When You're Winning	4:04
6.	"Supreme"	Williams, Chambers, Freddie Perren, Dino Fekaris	Sing When You're Winning	4:15
7.	"Kids" (with Kylie Minogue (Radio Edit))	Williams, Chambers	Sing When You're Winning	4:19
8.	"Rock DJ"	Williams, Chambers, Andrews, Nelson Pigford, Ekundayo Paris	Sing When You're Winning	4:17
9.	"It's Only Us"	Williams, Chambers	I've Been Expecting You (2002 re-release)	2:51
10.	"She's the One"	Karl Wallinger	I've Been Expecting You	4:19
11.	"Strong" (Radio Edit)	Williams, Chambers	I've Been Expecting You	4:19
12.	"No Regrets" (Radio Edit)	Williams, Chambers	I've Been Expecting You	4:44
13.	"Millennium" (Radio Edit)	Williams, Chambers, Leslie Bricusse, John Barry	I've Been Expecting You	3:45
14.	"Let Me Entertain You"	Williams, Chambers	Life Thru a Lens	4:22
15.	"Angels"	Williams, Chambers	Life Thru a Lens	4:27
16.	"South of the Border"	Williams, Chambers	Life Thru a Lens	3:54
17.	"Lazy Days"	Williams, Chambers	Life Thru a Lens	3:54
18.	"Old Before I Die"	Williams, Eric Bazilian, Desmond Child	Life Thru a Lens	3:53
19.	"Freedom"	George Michael	Single release	4:18
20.	"Everything Changes" (with Take That)	Barlow, Mike Ward, Eliot Kennedy, Cary Baylis	Everything Changes	3:33

CD 3 (Deluxe and Ultimate edition only)^[27]

B-sides and rarities
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Album	Length
1.	"Often"	Gary Nuttall	B-side of "Kids"	2:47
2.	"Karaoke Star"	Williams, Chambers	B-side of "Kids"	4:07
3.	"Toxic"	Williams, Chambers	B-side of "Eternity/The Road to Mandalay"	3:48
4.	"My Culture" (with 1 Giant Leap & Maxi Jazz)	Williams, Maxi Jazz, Jamie Catto, Duncan Bridgeman, Nigel Butler	Appeared as a featured artist on 1 Giant Leap's self-titled debut album	5:38
5.	"Nobody Someday"	Williams, Chambers	B-side of "Feel"	2:53
6.	"Get a Little High"	Williams, Ottestad	B-side of "Sexed Up"	3:54
7.	"One Fine Day"	Williams	B-side of "Come Undone"	3:35
8.	"Coffee, Tea and Sympathy"	Williams, Billy Morrison, Glen Ballard	B-side of "Something Beautiful"	4:35
9.	"Do Me Now"	Williams, Ottestad, Morrison	B-side of "Misunderstood"	3:17
10.	"The Postcard"	Duffy	B-side of "Misunderstood"	3:11
11.	"Meet the Stars"	Williams, Duffy	B-side of "Tripping"	4:27
12.	"Don't Stop Talking"	Williams, Duffy	Digital single release	4:46
13.	"Don't Say No"	Williams, Duffy	B-side of "Advertising Space"	4:24
14.	"Lonestar Rising"	Williams, Andrews, Spencer	B-side of "Rudebox"	3:52
15.	"Lola"	Ray Davies	Recorded for the celebration of the 40th birthday of BBC Radio 1 in 2007	4:11
16.	"The Only One I Know"	John Baker, Martin Blunt, Jon Brookes, Tim Burgess, Rob Collins	Appeared as a featured artist on the track on Mark Ronson's album Version	3:57
17.	"Elastik"	Andrews, Scott, Spencer	B-side of "Morning Sun"	4:36
18.	"Long Walk Home"	Martin Page	Previously unreleased	5:12
19.	"Dogs & Birds^[28]" (Digital download only bonus track)	Kelvin Andrews, Daniel Spencer, Richard Scott	Previously unreleased	4:07
20.	"Email From a Vampire^[28]" (Digital download only bonus track)	Williams, Spencer, Andrews	Previously unreleased	3:21

DVD editions^[26]

DVD 1^[26]
No.	Title	Director(s)	Length
1.	"Shame" (with Gary Barlow)	Vaughan Arnell	3:51
2.	"Morning Sun"	Vaughan Arnell	3:46
3.	"You Know Me"	Vaughan Arnell	4:22
4.	"Bodies"	Vaughan Arnell	4:02
5.	"She's Madonna" (with Pet Shop Boys)	Johan Renck	5:42
6.	"Lovelight"	Jake Nava	4:00
7.	"Rudebox"	Seb Janiak	3:46
8.	"Sin Sin Sin"	Vaughan Arnell	4:38
9.	"Advertising Space"	David LaChapelle	4:38
10.	"Make Me Pure"	Russell Thomas	3:54
11.	"Tripping"	Johan Renck	4:13
12.	"Misunderstood"	Julian Gibbs	5:22
13.	"Radio"	Vaughan Arnell	3:49
14.	"Sexed Up"	Jonas Åkerlund	4:08
15.	"Something Beautiful"	James Tonkin	5:32
16.	"Come Undone"	Jonas Åkerlund	4:34
17.	"Feel"	Vaughan Arnell	4:21
18.	"Mr. Bojangles"	Hamish Hamilton	3:35

DVD 2^[26]
No.	Title	Director(s)	Length
1.	"I Will Talk and Hollywood Will Listen"	Hamish Hamilton	3:32
2.	"Somethin' Stupid" (with Nicole Kidman)	Vaughan Arnell	3:09
3.	"The Road to Mandalay"	Vaughan Arnell	4:08
4.	"Eternity"	Vaughan Arnell	4:33
5.	"Let Love Be Your Energy"	Olly Reid	4:06
6.	"Supreme"	Vaughan Arnell	4:23
7.	"Kids" (with Kylie Minogue)	Simon Hilton	4:46
8.	"Rock DJ"	Vaughan Arnell	4:14
9.	"It's Only Us"	Simon Hilton	3:10
10.	"She's the One"	Dom and Nic	5:05
11.	"Strong"	Simon Hilton	4:37
12.	"No Regrets"	Pedro Romhanyi	5:11
13.	"Millennium"	Vaughan Arnell	3:37
14.	"Let Me Entertain You"	Vaughan Arnell	3:58
15.	"Angels"	Vaughan Arnell	3:56
16.	"South of the Border"	Thomas Q Napper	3:41
17.	"Lazy Days"	Thomas Q Napper	3:52
18.	"Old Before I Die"	David Mould	3:47
19.	"Freedom"	Hammer & Tongs	4:20
20.	"Everything Changes" (with Take That)	Gregg Masuak	3:36

DVD 3 (Ultimate edition only) Live at the Velodrom, Berlin in 2005^[26]
No.	Title	Length
1.	"Ghosts"
2.	"Feel"
3.	"A Place to Crash"
4.	"Supreme"
5.	"The Trouble With Me"
6.	"Advertising Space"
7.	"Spread Your Wings"
8.	"Angels"
9.	"Millennium"
10.	"Come Undone"
11.	"Sin Sin Sin"
12.	"Tripping"
13.	"No Regrets"
14.	"Rock DJ"
15.	"Make Me Pure"

Personnel

Credits for In and Out of Consciousness: Greatest Hits 1990–2010 adapted from Allmusic.^[29]

K. Andrews – Composer
Kelvin Andrews – Composer
Kevin Andrews – Composer
Vaughan Arnell – Photography
G. Barlow – Composer
Gary Barlow – Composer
John Barry – Composer
Eric Bazilian – Composer
Leslie Bricusse – Composer
Chris Briggs – A&R
Julian Broad – Cover photo, photography
Hamish Brown – Photography
Johnny Buzzerio – Photography
Guy Chambers – Arranger, composer, producer
Desmond Child – Composer
Brandon Christy – Composer
Nick Clarke Photography
Bob Clearmountain – Mixing
Chris Clunn – Photography
Elain Constantine – Photography
Tony Cousins – Mastering
S. Duffy – Producer
Stephen Duffy – Composer
Dino Fekaris – Composer
Dean Freeman – Photography
Serban Ghenea – Mixing
Sean Gleason – Photography
Fergus Greer – Photography
Stephen Hague – Mixing, producer
Hammer & Tongs – Photography
Françoise Hardy – Composer
C.S. Heath – Composer
Tom Hingston – Art direction, design
Trevor Horn – Producer
Jamie Hughes – Photography
Seb Janiak – Photography

Eliot Kennedy – Producer
Nick Knight – Photography
Lisa Marie Kurbikoff – Photography
Chris Lowe – Composer
Bob Ludwig – Mastering
George Michael – Composer
Simon Niblett – Photography
Robert Orton – Mixing
Boots Ottestad – Composer
Scarlett Page – Photography
Ekundayo Paris – Composer
C. Carson Parks – Composer
Freddie Perren – Composer
Pet Shop Boys – Producer
Nelson Pigford – Composer
Steve Power – Mixing, producer
Mark Ronson – Producer
Craig Russo – Composer
S. Dunbar – Composer
Luis Sanchis – Photography
Roger Sargent – Photography
Mary Scanlon – Photography
Al Schmitt – Engineer, mixing
Richard Scott – Composer
Soul Mekanik – Producer
Danny Spencer – Composer
L. Taylor – Composer
Neil Tennant – Composer
Jerry Jeff Walker – Composer
Karl Wallinger – Composer
Mike Ward – Producer
Tim Weidner – Mixing
Jeremy Wheatley – Mixing
R. Williams – Composer, producer
Robbie Williams – Composer

Commercial performance

Weekly charts

Chart (2010)	Peak position
Australian Albums Chart^[30]	3
Austrian Albums Chart^[31]	1
Belgian Albums Chart (Flanders)^[32]	4
Belgian Albums Chart (Wallonia)^[33]	2
Croatian Albums Chart^[34]	2
Czech Albums Chart^[35]	3
Danish Albums Chart^[36]	2
Dutch Albums Chart^[37]	3
European Top 100 Albums^[38]	1
Finnish Albums Chart^[39]	16
German Albums Chart^[40]	1
Greek Albums Chart^[41]	22
Hungarian Albums Chart^[42]	9
Italian Albums Chart^[43]	3
Irish Albums Chart^[44]	2
Mexican Albums Chart^[45]	22
New Zealand Albums Chart^[46]	17
Norwegian Albums Chart^[47]	25
Polish Albums Chart^[48]	12
Portuguese Albums Chart^[49]	4
Scottish Albums Chart^[50]	1
Spanish Albums Chart^[51]	3
Swedish Albums Chart^[52]	4
Swiss Albums Chart^[53]	4
UK Albums Chart^[54]	1

Year-end charts

Chart (2010)	Rank
Belgian Albums Chart (Flanders)^[55]	42
Belgian Albums Chart (Wallonia)^[56]	52
Danish Albums Chart^[57]	28
Dutch Albums Chart^[58]	39
European Top 100 Albums^[59]	40
German Albums Chart^[60]	26
UK Albums Chart^[61]	14

Certifications

Country	Certifications
Australia (ARIA)	Gold^[62]
Austria (IFPI)	Gold^[63]
Belgium (IFPI)	Gold^[64]
Denmark (IFPI)	Gold^[65]
Europe (IFPI)	Platinum^[66]
France (SNEP)	Gold^[67]
Germany (BVMI)	Gold^[68]
Ireland (IRMA)	Gold^[69]
Italy (FIMI)	Platinum^[70]
Portugal (AFP)	Gold^[71]
United Kingdom (BPI)	2× Platinum^[4]

Preceded by Disc-Overy by Tinie Tempah	UK Albums Chart number-one album 23 October 2010 – 30 October 2010	Succeeded by Come Around Sundown by Kings of Leon
Preceded by Disc-Overy by Tinie Tempah	Scottish Albums Chart number-one album 23 October 2010 – 30 October 2010

Preceded by Hard Knocks by Joe Cocker	German Albums Chart number-one album 22 October 2010 – 28 October 2010

Preceded by Meine Zeit by Rainhard Fendrich	Austrian Albums Chart number-one album 20 October 2010 – 25 October 2010
Preceded by Going Back by Phil Collins	European Top 100 Albums number-one album 30 October 2010 – 5 November 2010

Release history

Region	Date	Label	Format
Germany^[72]	8 October 2010	Virgin Records	CD, CD + DVD Digital download
Australia^[73]
Austria^[72]
Switzerland^[72]
United Kingdom^[74]	11 October 2010
France^[75]
Mexico^[76]		EMI Music
United States^[77]	12 October 2010	Astralwerks
Canada^[78]	12 October 2010
Brazil^[79]	13 October 2010	EMI Music

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External links

RobbieWilliams.com — Robbie Williams official website

Robbie Williams

Discography Videography Singles Songs Awards

Studio albums	Life thru a Lens (1997) I've Been Expecting You (1998) Sing When You're Winning (2000) Swing When You're Winning (2001) Escapology (2002) Intensive Care (2005) Rudebox (2006) Reality Killed the Video Star (2009) Take the Crown (2012) Swings Both Ways (2013) Under the Radar Volume 1 (2014)

Compilation albums	The Ego Has Landed (1999) Greatest Hits (2004) The Best So Far (2006) Songbook (2009) In and Out of Consciousness: Greatest Hits 1990–2010 (2010) Robbie Williams: Classic Album Selection (2013)

Live albums	Live at Knebworth (2003) Robbie Williams: Live at the O2 (2012)

Video compilations	Live in Your Living Room Angels Where Egos Dare Live at the Albert Nobody Someday The Robbie Williams Show What We Did Last Summer And Through It All: Robbie Williams Live 1997–2006

Concert tours	Show Off Must Go On Tour Ego Has Landed Tour One More for the Rogue Tour 1999 Tour The Sermon on the Mount Tour Weddings, Barmitzvahs & Stadiums Tour 2003 Tour Close Encounters Tour Take the Crown Stadium Tour Swings Both Ways Live Let Me Entertain You Tour

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Robbie Williams singles

Life thru a Lens (1997–1998)	"Old Before I Die" "Lazy Days" "South of the Border" "Angels" "Let Me Entertain You"

I've Been Expecting You (1998–2000)	"Millennium" "No Regrets" "Strong" "She's the One" / "It's Only Us" "Win Some Lose Some"

Sing When You're Winning (2000–2001)	"Rock DJ" "Kids" "Supreme" "Let Love Be Your Energy" "Eternity" / "The Road to Mandalay" "Better Man"

Swing When You're Winning (2001–2002)	"Somethin' Stupid" "Mr. Bojangles" / "I Will Talk and Hollywood Will Listen"

Escapology (2002–2003)	"Feel" "Come Undone" "Something Beautiful" "Sexed Up"

Greatest Hits (2004)	"Radio" "Misunderstood"

Intensive Care (2005–2006)	"Tripping" "Make Me Pure" "Advertising Space" "Sin Sin Sin"

Rudebox (2006–2007)	"Rudebox" "Lovelight" "She's Madonna" "Bongo Bong and Je ne t'aime plus"

Reality Killed the Video Star (2009–2010)	"Bodies" "You Know Me" "Morning Sun"

In and Out of Consciousness (2010)	"Shame"

Take the Crown (2012–2013)	"Candy" "Different" "Be a Boy"

Swings Both Ways (2013–2014)	"Go Gentle" "Dream a Little Dream" "Shine My Shoes"

Featured singles	"My Culture" "Do They Know It's Christmas?" "Everybody Hurts" "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother" "Goin' Crazy" "The Days"

Non-album singles	"Freedom" "United" "Close My Eyes"

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