Track Listing

1. Let Me Entertain You
2. Let Love Be Your Energy
3. We Will Rock You
4. Monsoon
5. Come Undone
6. Me And My Monkey
7. Hot Fudge
8. Mr Bojangles
9. She's The One
10. Kids
11. Better Man
12. Nan's Song
13. Feel
14. Angels

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #4698 in Music
• Released on: 2003-09-29
• Number of discs: 1
• Formats: Explicit Lyrics, Live
• Dimensions: .23 pounds

Amazon.co.uk Review
Robbie Williams Live at Knebworth is a lasting souvenir of the biggest ever live music event that the UK had ever seen, when in Summer 2003 some 375,000 people made their way to Knebworth to let Mr Williams entertain them. Recorded over the three nights, it doesn't contain the full two-hour set list and even dares to leave out some of the live favourites such as "Rock DJ" and "No Regrets", so doesn't quite count as a comprehensive "Best of". However, it does include the majority of his finest moments--from the full-on regular opening number "Let Me Entertain You", to the tingling hairs on the back of your neck-quality of "Angels" via such crowd pleasers as "Kids" and "Feel".

As with all live albums, it's never going to sound as clean as the studio versions, and there are bum notes and unexpected ad-libs, but to their credit the compilers have kept the inter song banter to a minimum so the listener is spared most of the cheesy humility served up in abundance on the nights. For those that attended, this will be an essential purchase as a lasting souvenir of a memorable day. For anyone else, they'd probably be better off waiting for the proper best of that will no doubt come out eventually. --Melanie Wilkin

CD Description
Recorded at his record breaking sell-out three day stint atKnebworth this album is compiled from material taken from all three of the nights. Featuring tracks from his four successful studio albums 'Live At Knebworth' captures the live phenomenom that has helped Williams' catapult himself from theformer ex-Take That member to one of the UK's top performers.

Customer Reviews

I didn't believe the hype.....and it's still great!
This album is a good solid record of a special weekend. People who were actually there, like me, will find it a great personal reminder of a great experience. It may not be as polished as his studio stuff but it's still pretty good. I went to Knebworth ostensibly because my wife wanted to go and I thought it would be good fun added to a weekend in London. I was totally gobsmacked by the whole experience though and had a great day (remember, there were 4 other acts as well, including The Darkness!). I've been to hundreds of concerts and played in bands for years and this was definitely my best gig to date. I only wish I was self-righteous and opinionated enough to give as eloquent a review as the music fans from London and Staffordshire (above). Maybe in future they should give the Williams-supporting population credit for having minds of their own and being able to make them up for themselves and should remember that these reviews are supposed to help people and are not a forum for opining about their own self-gratifying moral superiority. Sorry, I'm beginning to sound as bad as them.

Buy this album if you never made it to the gigs, it might just give you a taste of the atmosphere on the day.

Live and kicking
As a huge fan of Robbie Williams I found that this album is great. I attended the concert and so it is a wonderful way to remember being there. As i listen to each song I can think back to how good the atmosphere was. For those who haven't attended one of his concerts this cd will show you what he sounds like live. I would recommend this album to anyone.

robbie rocks
this was of course the talked about event of the british festival scene. two words robbie knebworth . enough said . a friend of mine actually went 5 and a half hours to get of the car park thats rock n roll . all the reviews you heard are true this is the best live album of the last 25 years . tracks like me and my monkey . come undone let love be your energy and the stand out track on the album is feel. the 1st song is let me entertain you and sir robert of stoke certainly does . two words buy this album now .....