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"In And Out Of Consciousness: The Greatest Hits 1990-2010" está llegando!
7 Jun 2010
Robbie se ha asociado con Gary Barlow para su siguiente single, "Shame" ("Vergüenza"), que no sólo es co-escrito sino que también cantó junto con su antiguo compañero. El dúo entre las dos superestrellas se estrenará el 4 de octubre de este año y este trabajo es el primero que ambos han escrito y grabado juntos desde que Robbie dejó Take That en 1995, y eso fue hace 15 años!
"Shame" es el primer single que se lanzará de "In And Out Of Consciousness: The Greatest Hits 1990-2010" (Dentro y Fuera de la Conciencia: Los grandes éxitos 1990-2010), un álbum de 39 pistas/temas con los grandes éxitos de Robbie de los últimos 20 años.
Robbie se ha asociado con Gary Barlow para su siguiente single, "Shame" ("Vergüenza"), que no sólo es co-escrito sino que también cantó junto con su antiguo compañero. El dúo entre las dos superestrellas se estrenará el 4 de octubre de este año y este trabajo es el primero que ambos han escrito y grabado juntos desde que Robbie dejó Take That en 1995, y eso fue hace 15 años!
"Shame" es el primer single que se lanzará de "In And Out Of Consciousness: The Greatest Hits 1990-2010" (Dentro y Fuera de la Conciencia: Los grandes éxitos 1990-2010), un álbum de 39 pistas/temas con los grandes éxitos de Robbie de los últimos 20 años.Repartida en 2 CDs, ésta es la colección definitiva de los hits de Robbie celebrando su impresionante trayectoria hasta la fecha, 57 millones de álbumes vendidos, 11 millones de singles vendidos, 7 álbumes N°1 en el Reino Unido (convirtiéndose el artista solista más vendido en el Reino Unido), un récord Guinness por la venta de entradas más rápida… no es de extrañar que recibió el premio por su Destacada Contribución a la Música en los BRIT Awards en Londres a principios de año!.
Hablando de este próximo disco y de trabajar con Gary Barlow, Robbie dijo: “Es increíble escuchar el disco y darse cuenta de que ya han pasado 20 años de hacer música y tocar en conciertos. Y lo grande sobre el álbum es que es no sólo una celebración de mi pasado, sino también un puente hacia el futuro. El hecho de que parte del futuro incluye un nombre de mi pasado hace que sea aún más conmovedor para mí”.
"In And Out Of Consciousness" saldrá a la venta en CD y DVD el 11 de octubre de 2010.
"In And Out Of Consciousness: The Greatest Hits 1990-2010" Is Coming!
Robbie has teamed up with Gary Barlow on his next single, "Shame", which is not only co-written but also performed with his former bandmate. The duet between the two superstars is set for release on 4th October later this year and working on this track is the first time the two have written and recorded together since Robbie left Take That back in 1995, that’s 15 years ago!
"Shame" is the first single to be released from In And Out Of Consciousness: The Greatest Hits 1990-2010, Robbie’s 39-track album of greatest hits from the last 20 years.
Spread over two CDs, this is the definitive collection of Robbie hits celebrating his impressive career to date; 57 millions album sold, 11 millions singles sold, seven UK No.1 albums (making him the biggest selling solo artist in the UK), a Guinness World Record for fastest ever ticket sales… it’s no wonder that he picked up the Outstanding Contribution To Music award at the esteemed BRIT Awards in London earlier this year!
Speaking about this forthcoming album and working with Gary Barlow again, Robbie 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”.
To be released on CD and DVD, "In And Out Of Consciousness" will be out on 11th October 2010.
Soccer Aid 2010: El partido
Soccer Aid 2010: The game
El partido relatado (en inglés) minuto a minuto desde Old Trafford.
Fuente: Página Oficial del Manchester United.
Source: Manchester United Official Website.
Gemma Thompson brings you live updates from Soccer Aid as England take on the Rest of the World at Old Trafford… Sunday 6 June 2010.
18:30 Good evening from a very noisy Old Trafford. England are in town and that means so are those blasted horns which always seem to soundtrack an international match involving the Three Lions! I don’t mind really, they have certainly help make for an extremely lively atmosphere ahead of this year’s Soccer Aid match between England and the Rest of the World (ROW).
18:40 Robbie Williams’ England side are going for a hat-trick of victories this evening having run out winners in 2006 at Old Trafford and 2008 at Wembley. The Rest of the World will be determined to put at end to their losing streak and a certain Ryan Giggs could play a big part in helping them achieve that goal.
18:49 Yes, Giggsy will line up for the ROW this evening alongside a few other players who aren’t half bad with a football at their feet. I give you Zidane, Figo, Hyypia, Lehmann and former Red Larsson.
18:51 You’d think England would be quaking in their boots at the thought of facing that lot, but they have some pretty decent weapons in their armoury – Seaman, Shearer, Keown, Redknapp and two ex-United stars Butt and Sheringham.
19:02 Just so you know there are a couple of rules involving the legends’ involvement – each side can only have five legends on the pitch at any one time, in the first half there will be one legend in goal (Seaman for England, Lehmann for ROW) and four outfield. During the second period, all five will be outfield meaning a celebrity will go in goal for each team (Jamie Theakston for England and lifelong Red Patrick Kielty for ROW).
19:05 I’ve just uploaded some videos and pics – click on the links on the left. I spoke to stadium announcer Alan Keegan before the game and he’s going for a win for the ROW.
19:10 Oh and the game will be decided by a penalty shoot-out – just involving the celebrities – if the scores are level at full-time.
19:15 Tonight’s referee, Pierluigi Collina, is a well-known face to many Reds – he famously took charge of the 1999 Champions League final when United completed the Treble. I can still see him trying
his best to pick the Bayern Munich players off the floor after Teddy and Ole had brought us back from the dead. Altogether now ‘Who put the ball in the Germans’ net….’
19:22 This is the Rest of the World (ROW) starting XI: Lehmann; Jones, Larsson, Hyypia, Ramsay; Byrne, Sheen, Giggs, Calzaghe; Zidane, Myers.
19:24 I popped down to the team hotel last night and bumped into Giggsy. He’d been to the training days at Fulham’s training base on Thursday and Friday and really enjoyed himself. He’s determined to help the Rest of the World get a first victory over England.
19:25 We’re still waiting for full confirmation on the England XI, but Rupert Penry-Jones won’t be involved unfortunately as he got injured in training.
19:28 The teams will be with us any minute. Old Trafford is pretty full – about 65,000 fans here tonight and they’re making plenty of noise
19:29 Here’s the England team: Seaman; Shephard, Wilkes, Keown, Williams; Murs, Lewis, Redknapp, Little; Sheringham, Shearer.
19:30 The two squads enter the pitch to a huge ovation. United fan and opera star Russell Watson is now singing Nessun Dorma. Good way to get everyone into the World Cup spirit!
19:40 KICK-OFF – FIRST HALF. We’re off! Bizarrely former United striker Henrik Larsson is playing at the back alongside Hyypia!
19:43 England have started off pretty brightly although Larsson has just gone on a brilliant run forward before he was brought down by Shephard.
19:49 Damian Lewis has just hit the bar with a lovely flighted chip over Lehmann
19:50 It’s all happening now. Robbie gives the ball away to Zidane who looks for Nicky Byrne and he is tripped by Robbie in the area. Penalty to the Rest of the World.
19:52 Seaman has saved it! Nicky slipped as he took it, but Seaman guessed the right way. Nicky will be gutted about that – I showed him and bandmate Shane Filan round the ground last week and he was desperate to score. What a chance missed!
19:54 Giggsy just tried a nice little lob over Seaman’s head, but the former Arsenal man was equal to it.
19:57 There’s a good old battle going on between Robbie and Nicky Byrne down the right wing. Williams has just brought him down again! The ROW are enjoying some good possession at the moment. Still very random to see Austin Powers playing alongside Giggsy! Zidane has shown some fantasic touches so far.
20:01 What a chance for England as Shearer goes through on goal, but blasts well wide.
20:03 Brilliant run from Ben Shephard who is put through by Shearer, but his effort is straight at Lehmann.
20:08 The Manchester rain has decided to make an appearance! Brilliant save from Lehmann as Shearer let rip from the edge of the box.
20:15 Brilliant tackle from Giggsy as Olly Murs made a great run into the area. He was just about to pull the trigger when Ryan stepped in.
20:19 And there goes the Mexican wave – even both dug-outs are joining in!
20:24 Nice cross in from Robbie from the left but Lehmann leaps above Teddy
to claim. A minute of the half left to go.
20:26 GOAL! England 1 (Redknapp, 45’) – ROW 0. Brilliant goal from the manager’s son as he combines with Sheringham and Shearer before expertly curling the ball past Lehmann into the top corner. Old Trafford goes wild!
20:27 HALF-TIME: ENGLAND 1 – ROW 0. Redknapp’s lovely finish right on half-time is the difference between the two sides after a lively half in which Zidane and Giggs have excelled.
20:47 SECOND HALF As expected, there have been some changes. Michael Sheen, Ryan Giggs, Mike Myers and Jens Lehmann have been replaced by Shane Filan, Luis Figo, Brian Lara and Patrick Kielty (GK). England, meanwhile, bring on Jamie Theakston (GK) and Nicky Butt in place of Davd Seaman and Martin Keown.
20:52 Theakston is called into action straight away and makes a superb one-handed save from Nicky Byrne.
20:56 The ROW are lucky not to give a penalty away as Damian Lewis strides through the ROW defence. He is pulled back, but Mark Clattenburg – who has replaced Collina – waves away Lewis’ appeals.
21:02 Unlucky Teddy. The former Red clips the ball over Kielty only to see it bounce off the bar and over. Lovely effort.
21:04 GOAL! ENGLAND 2 (Sheringham, 60’) – ROW 0. The SAS combine as Shearer collects possession from Olly Murs and crosses for Teddy to head home in front of the Stretford End.
21:08 GOAL! ENGLAND 2 – ROW 1 (Calzaghe, 64’). Seconds after Larsson has a goal rightly disallowed for offside, Shane Filan crosses for the unmarked Calzaghe to slot home from five yards. Game on!
21:10 The SAS combine again as Sheringham puts Shearer through on goal, but Kielty does brilliantly to keep it out
21:12 In amongst all those goals and chances there have been a couple of substitutions. Ricky Hatton and Paddy McGuinness have replaced Robbie Williams and Olly Murs for England.
21:13 Chances at both ends as Redknapp lobs Kielty but sees the ball bounce onto roof of the net, while Lara and then Larsson see well-struck shots fly just wide at the other end.
21:16 Bradley Walsh has come on for Damian Lewis. Walsh has got No.50 on his back to mark his big birthday today.
21:17 ROW substitutions: James Kyson-Lee and Simon Baker are replacing Joe Calzaghe and Nicky Byrne.
21:19 Great tackle from Shephard in the area as Zidane was about to pull the trigger. Shephard has been immense again tonight.
21:21 GOAL! ENGLAND 2 – ROW 2 (Hyypia, 78’). The former Liverpool defender rises to meet a corner and the ball the bounces off his back and into the net. Just before that Woody Harrelson replaced Ramsay.
21:27 Dominic Cooper is on for Ben Shephard. It looks like we’ll be going to penalties.
21:32 We’ve just had the attendance confirmed as 65,493. That means a great deal of money has been raised for UNICEF.
21:33 Larsson has a chance to win it for the ROW, but Theakston makes a superb save with this feet. Still 2-2.
21:34 FULL-TIME: ENGLAND 2 – ROW 2. So it’ll be a penalty shoot-out between the
celebrities to decide who wins the Soccer Aid trophy.
21:45 PENALTY SHOOT-OUT. Jonathan Wilkes is up first for England. Kielty and Theakston will keep goal during the shoot-out.
21:46 ENGLAND 1 – ROW 0. Jonny sends Kielty the wrong way.
21:46 ENGLAND – 1 ROW 0. Jonny sends Kielty the wrong way.
21:47 ENGLAND 1 – ROW 1. Brian Lara squeezes it inside the post despite Theakston guessing the right way.
21:48 ENGLAND 1 – ROW 1. Ralf Little sees his penalty saved by Kielty.
21:49 ENGLAND 1 – ROW 1. Great save by Theakston from Nicky Byrne
21:50 ENGLAND 1 – ROW 1. Unbelievably it’s still 1-1 as McGuinness blasts way over.
21:51 ENGLAND 1 – ROW 2. Shane Filan scuffs his kick, but it’s in!
21:52 ENGLAND 2 – ROW 2. Superb penalty by Shephard into the top corner.
21:53 ENGLAND 2 – ROW 2. What a save from Theakston as he palms Ramsay’s penalty over the bar.
21:54 ENGLAND 2 – ROW 2. Oh no! Robbie’s blasted it over.
21:55 ENGLAND 2 – ROW 2. Unbelievable from Theakston as he prevents Gethin Jones from winning Soccer Aid for the ROW. We’re into sudden death.
21:56 ENGLAND 3 – ROW 2. Damian Lewis calmly tucks it away. The ROW must score their next kick or it’s all over.
21:57 ENGLAND 3 – ROW 3. Calzaghe calmly slots it into the bottom corner. Wow, it’s tense this!
21:58 ENGLAND 4 – ROW 3. He missed one at United Relief, but Olly Murs makes no mistake this time.
21:59 ENGLAND 4 – ROW 4. Michael Sheen scores with ease. We keep going!
22:00 ENGLAND 5 – ROW 4. Top corner from Ricky Hatton – very nice!
22:01 ENGLAND 5 – ROW 5. Kielty steps up to fire past fellow stopper Theakston.
22:02 ENGLAND 6 – ROW 5. The birthday boy Bradley Walsh puts England ahead once more.
22:03 ENGLAND 6 – ROW 6. We’re still going! Calm spot-kick from Mike Myers to level the scores again.
22:04 ENGLAND 6 – ROW 6. Oh no. Dominic Cooper has hit the bar. ROW can win it with the next kick.
22:05 ENGLAND 6 – ROW 6. The players really don’t want to go home do they?! Theakston has saved from Simon Baker.
22:06 ENGLAND 6 – ROW 6. This is the maddest penalty shoot-out I’ve ever seen! Theakston – England’s hero in the shoot-out has just fired over.
22:07 ENGLAND 6 – ROW 7. Rest Of the World are Soccer Aid champions! Woody Harrelson slots home to win the trophy for the Rest of the World.
22:08 A fantastic night’s entertainment at Old Trafford with the Rest of the World finally winning Soccer Aid at the third time of asking.
¡¡¡ CONGRATS TO REST OF THE WORLD TEAM !!!
Back Row: Ian Rush, Brian Lara, Simon Baker, Woody Harrelson, Patrick Kielty, Jens Lehman, Gordon Ramsay, Joe Calzaghe, Henrik Larsson, Eric Harrison
Front Row: Shane Filan, James Kyson-Lee (From Heroes), Michael Sheen, Kenny Dalglish, Ryan Giggs, Gethin Jones, Nicky Byrne.
Kenny Dalglish (Manager)
Former Scottish international football player Dalglish was famous for his successes with Celtic in the 1970s and with the English club Liverpool in the 1970s and 1980s. In 2004, Kenny and his wife Marina founded The Marina Dalglish Appeal to raise money for breast cancer funding.
Ian Rush (Assistant Manager)
One of Liverpool’s finest strikers and former Captain of Wales, Ian Rush and Kenny Dalglish’s partnership at Liverpool is regarded as being one of the greatest and most successful in the history of English and European football.
Eric Harrison (Coach)
Former footballer and coach, he became the Manchester United youth team manager in 1981 and his youth setup produced players including David Beckham, Ryan Giggs, Gary Neville and Paul Scholes.
Michael Sheen (Captain)
Welsh actor and captain for this year’s match. He was offered a trial at Arsenal, but chose acting instead of football and is best known for his roles in The Queen, Frost/Nixon, and his portrayal of legendary manager Brian Clough in The Damned United.
Patrick Kielty
Manchester United fan, Kielty is a well loved TV presenter and stand up comedian. Patrick played in both the 2006 and 2008 Soccer Aid matches as goalkeeper for the Rest of the World.
Nicky Byrne
Part of the hugely successful Irish band Westlife. Before joining the band, Nicky was a professional football player, joining Leeds United as a goalkeeper in 1995. After two years at Leeds he returned to Ireland and played minor league football.
Joe Calzaghe
Welsh boxer, who was Britain’s only undefeated boxing world champion before his retirement in 2009. In 2007 he was named BBC Sports Personality of the Year, the first Welsh winner since 1960.
Gordon Ramsay
Michelin starred, world renowned chef, Ramsay has fronted successful TV programmes including Hell’s Kitchen, Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares and The F Word. His football career was marked by a number of injuries and due to this turned his attention onto cooking.
Shane Filan
Part of Irish super group Westlife, who have sold over 44 million records worldwide and hold the record for most consecutive number one singles in the UK.
James Kyson-Lee
Hollywood actor with a wealth of television credits under his belt, including CSI and The West Wing. It is his role as Ando in the hit cult drama series Heroes that makes him most popular in the UK.
Brian Lara
Legendary West Indian cricketer, and one of the sport’s most renowned players in the modern era. Lara broke the two most coveted batting records in cricket in 1994, scoring 375 runs against England and 501 runs for Warwickshire, his English county team.
Gethin Jones
Gethin is a television presenter best known for co-presenting Blue Peter and came third in the 2007 series of Strictly Come Dancing.
Mike Myers
Actor, screenwriter and comedian who first came to prominence on American sketch show Saturday Night Live in the late 1980s and the early 1990s. He is best known for his roles in the films Wayne’s World and Austin Powers, both of which he also wrote and as the title role in the Shrek films.
Woody Harrelson
Academy Award nominated actor, widely known for his role in sitcom Cheers playing Woody Boyd. He has appeared in numerous films including L.A. Story, Natural Born Killers and The People vs. Larry Flint.
Simon Baker
Australian actor, currently starring in TV series The Mentalist, which has seen him nominated for an Emmy, Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild Award. He has also appeared in LA Confidential and The Devil Wears Prada.
Zinedine Zidane
One of the all time greats of football, former French international, Zidane won the 1998 World Cup and Euro 2000, and also won the 2002 UEFA Champions League with Real Madrid. He was named FIFA World Player of the Year three times and also won the Ballon d’Or in 1998
Jens Lehmann
Former Arsenal and Germany goalkeeper, who has been in three World Cup squads and earned 61 caps for his country. He was voted UEFA Club Goalkeeper of the Year for the 1996–97 and 2005–06 seasons.
Ryan Giggs
UNICEF Ambassador, former Wales Captain and Manchester United legend, Giggs is the most decorated player in English football history and has won 11 Premier League titles with Manchester United.
Henrik Larsson
Swedish former Celtic player who won four league titles in seven years with the Scottish side before moving to Barcelona where he won two league titles and the UEFA Champions League.
Soccer Aid 2010: Team England XI
Posted on: 6 junio, 2010
Back Row: Bryan Robson, Rupert Penry-Jones, Alan Shearer, Nicky Butt, Dominic Cooper, Damien Lewis, Jamie Theakston, David Seaman, Jonathan Wilkes, Martin Keown, Ben Shephard, James Corden, Clive Tyrrell
Front Row: Ralph Little, Ricky Hatton, Paddy McGuiness, Robbie Williams, Harry Redknapp, Teddy Sheringham, Bradley Walsh, Jamie Redknapp, Olly Murs.
Harry Redknapp (Manager)
One of England’s best known managers, Harry Redknapp is currently working with Tottenham Hotspur, recently leading them to Champions League qualification for the first time in the club’s history. He has previously managed Bournemouth, West Ham United, Southampton and Portsmouth who he managed to an FA Cup victory in 2008.
James Corden (Assistant Manager)
BAFTA award winning James Corden is co-creator and star of the much loved TV series Gavin and Stacey. James is acting as Harry Redknapp’s assistant in this year’s Soccer Aid and will also be seen on ITV throughout the World Cup in James Corden’s World Cup Live.
Bryan Robson (Coach)
England and Manchester United legend, Robson was the longest serving captain in United’s history. He represented England on 90 occasions and captained his country 65 times. In September 2009, Robson was appointed manager of the Thailand national team.
Robbie Williams (Captain)
UNICEF Ambassador Robbie Williams has sold over 55 million albums worldwide and has won more BRIT Awards than any other artist to date. Soccer Aid is Robbie’s brainchild and he recently returned from a visit to Haiti with UNICEF to see how money raised by Soccer Aid will help children who survived the devastating earthquake to rebuild their lives.
Jamie Theakston
Radio and TV presenter Jamie Theakston currently hosts Heart 106.2’s Breakfast Show with Harriet Scott. His presenting career spans over two decades and he is best known for presenting Live and Kicking, Top of the Pops and The Priory.
Jonathan Wilkes
TV presenter, Wilkes came up with the idea for Soccer Aid with Robbie Williams and has played in both previous matches. As a teenager, Jonathan was part of the Everton youth team but then was released and subsequently had trials for Chester and Crewe.
Ben Shephard
GMTV, The Krypton Factor and Dancing on Ice Friday presenter, Shephard played in Soccer Aid 2006 and 2008. His previous presenting credits include MTV, The Bigger Breakfast, T4 and The Xtra Factor.
Bradley Walsh
Actor and comedian who starred in Coronation Street as Danny Baldwin, and now plays the role of DS Ronnie Brooks in Law and Order UK on ITV1.
Rupert Penry-Jones
Well established actor for British television, film and theatre, Penry-Jones is probably best known for his role as Adam Carter in the BAFTA winning BBC drama Spooks. He began his career on the stage taking on prestigious characters at the country’s finest theatres.
Damian Lewis
British actor who earned international acclaim as Major Richard Winters in Steven Spielberg’s Band of Brothers. His roles in the ITV drama The Forsyte Saga and the NBC series Life have secured his reputation as a household name on both sides of the pond.
Ricky Hatton
‘The Hitman’ is one of Britain’s most successful professional boxers. He has held the Welterweight and Light Welterweight titles and won 45 out of 47 matches he fought in. He is currently on a long hiatus from the sport and is making his debut on the Soccer Aid pitch this year.
Danny Cipriani
Rugby player who made his debut for London Wasps in January 2007 and earned his first international cap in the 2008 Six Nations when he was voted PRA Young Player of the Year. In February 2010 he signed to join the Melbourne Rebels.
Paddy McGuiness
Comedian and actor first seen on screen in That Peter Kay Thing and Phoenix Nights, which spawned a spin-off series, Max and Paddy’s Road to Nowhere. Paddy completed his first solo stand-up tour in 2005 and has most recently hosted ITV1 dating show Take Me Out.
David Seaman
Former England goalkeeper Seaman earned 75 caps for England competing in two World Cups and European Championships. During his time at Arsenal he won three league championships, four FA Cups, the League Cup, and the European Cup Winners Cup in 1994.
Martin Keown
Joined Arsenal on a schoolboy contract in 1980 and was an integral part of Arsene Wenger’s double winning sides of 1998 and 2002. Having also played for Leicester City and Reading, he retired from the game in 2005 and is now a regular TV and radio pundit.
Alan Shearer
Former Blackburn and Newcastle United striker Alan Shearer is the all-time top scorer in the Premier League, having scored 260 goals. He earned 63 England caps, scoring 30 goals and was the top scorer at Euro 1996.
Jamie Redknapp
Son of Soccer Aid England manager Harry Redknapp, Jamie played for Bournemouth, Liverpool, Tottenham Hotspur and Southampton and earned 17 England caps. He is now a regular football pundit and recently presented Sky One’s Football’s Next Star.
Teddy Sheringham
Soccer Aid 2010 sees the return of the famous England attacking partnership of Sheringham and Alan Shearer. Teddy made his England debut in 1993 and went on to win 51 caps for his country. He won the treble with Manchester United in 1999.
Nicky Butt Former Manchester United player Butt called Old Trafford his home turf for 12 years while playing for the club. Nicky moved to Newcastle United in 2004, where he still plays. The talented footballer earned 39 caps for England between 1997 and 2004.
Soccer Aid 2010
Posted on: 6 junio, 2010
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