Intensive Care

Description

the one that is considered the greatest entertainer of the present time is back with its first original album since the edition of escapology in 2002. That's why a super album awaited by the millions of fans that has all over the world.
As with his last editions, "live summer 2003" and "greatest hits," this new album will undoubtedly be one of the best-selling in the period until Christmas, almost all over the world. the new single tripping is already one of the most played by europe outside and in portuguese it is rising very fast in the airplay tops. "intensive care" levus about two years composing and recording. it was a disk that robotic wanted to prepare very carefully. the result is bright with 12 new very good songs and from where it is expected to go out several hits.

Artist

First known as one of the members of British boy band Take That, he was the first to leave, and after battling addiction problems, went on to have a successful solo career.
On 15 July 2010 it was announced that Williams would rejoin Take That. This followed the fact that the band's career after 2006 had been more successful again than William's recent solo efforts. In 2014 he left Take That for a second time.

Husband of Ayda Field.

He is also known to have signed one of the biggest record contracts in 2002 with EMI for £80million. It was the last before the age of (illegal) digital downloading became apparent.

Born 13 February 1974 in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, UK.

Tracks

CD1 Ghosts 03:42

CD2 Tripping 04:36

CD3 Make Me Pure 04:33

CD4 Spread Your Wings 03:50

CD5 Advertising Space 04:37

CD6 Please Don't Die 04:47

CD7 Your Gay Friend 03:21

CD8 Sin Sin Sin 04:09

CD9 Random Acts Of Kindness 04:15

CD10 The Trouble With Me 04:20

CD11 A Place To Crash 04:34

CD12 King Of Bloke And Bird 06:13

DVD1 In Intensive Care

DVD2 Make Me Pure

Releases

Formats

CD, CDr, Cassette, Vinyl

Labels

Universal , EMI, Chrysalis, Chrysalis , Gala Records , MG Records , Elite Music , Star Track , VK

Countries

Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, India, Indonesia, Israel, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherlands, Russian Federation, South Africa, Thailand, Turkey, Ukraine, Europe, Australasia, Taiwan, UK & Europe

years

2005, 2009, 2011

Members