I'm a huge fan of Robbie Williams and I was surprised when I saw that no one decided to comment on this one. So I decided to make things right."Robbie Williams Show" is made in 2003. and when I first watched it I was surprised. I was fan already then and I think that lots of people became one after watching this show.Robbie came into Pinewood, England and there he made this show for very little number of people. Pinewood is actually a studio so this isn't type of place for big concert that Robbie is usually doing (like Knebworth, Slane Castle, MEN Arena, Albert Hall...). Robbie decided to introduce his new album "Escapology" in this little town. He performed some old things from his earlier albums and old swing songs from his album "Swing When You're Winning" mixed with new material from "Escapology". I was surprised when I heard this songs. They where all great and they are still Robbie's hits (like "Feel", "Come Undone", "Sexed Up", "Hot Fudge", "Love Somebody"...). The whole "Escapology" album is still my favorite Robbie Williams album.On that concert you can really sense Robbie's dedication to his fans. He sang lots of songs and he did that very good, especially "Come Undone". He likes to joke and he talks to crowd with no problem. Like he connects to them. There are so much funny moments and jokes from Robbie. Maybe his words describe his concerts on the best way: "They should expect that every night I turn up and get on stage. They should know I'm doing my best. I want them to know that it's not as easy as I make it look. Yeah, it's scary-thanks for coming...". These are the words from a born entertainer but one sentence really amazed me about Robbie: "I'm not here to be entertained tonight, they are. The most important thing to me is that they're going to go home really happy and inspired. That's what my job is." I've never been to Robbie's concert but I'm planning to go. Until that day I will enjoy in watching his concerts on TV. I invite you to do that too. I'm sure you'll like it.