Robbie Williams Show (Musik-DVD)

The Robbie Williams Show is stylised as a 1960s light entertainment special, and recorded on one of the James Bond stages at Pinewood Studios. The show opens in a spectacular manner with 80 dancers perched behind the star on a 60 ft scaffolding set. Between the songs, Williams teases and cajoles the audience with his usual patter of innuendo and self-parody. On the DVD: The Robbie Williams Show DVD reproduces the garish colours of the stage set and lighting, and the soundtrack (available in ordinary stereo, and 5.1 Surround) provides added panache to this light-entertainment spectacular. As well as the 23-minute backstage footage, comprising the standard Robbie-walking-around-with-no-shirt-on material, other extras include Hamish Brown's photos of the show, alternative versions of three of the songs, and footage rescued from the cutting-room floor of Robbie performing "Revolution".