Robbie Williams Wins Worst Album At NME Awards
He’s currently in rehab in Arizona making a concerted effort to battle his demons, but that hasn’t stopped NME readers giving Robbie a kicking while he’s down by awarding Rudebox worst Album of 2006 at tonight’s NME awards.
And apparently the NME are even going as far as to courier the award over to Williams. Nice to see he has their support. A source told the Mirror “people voted in their thousands with nearly every vote directed at Robbie’s feeble offering” (though we doubt they’ve actually listened to it). The source added “never in the history of the Shockwaves NME Awards has there been such a concerted effort to get one album named the worst” well at least he has made an impression.
NME’s Conor McNicholas confirmed Robbie has been ‘popular’ among voters, saying “Readers have been clamouring to elect Robbie’s Rudebox as their Worst Album. He’s not having a good time of it.” Robbie beat the likes of The Feeling and Razorlight to win the accolade. Congratulations Rob.
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These is unfair. Rudebox album is an excellent album! May be “NME” and some people don’t know that they have to listen and pay attention, not just hear. Besides Music is a kind of expression of an artist, why do you give a prize! For getting money, you do anything and pass over anyone. That’s bad guys. And Robbie Williams is very good! Recognized it!!
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