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Thursday, Nov 12, 2009

by Katharine Wray

British mega-star Robbie Williams’ new album hit iTunes on the 10th, and if his first single is any indication, Reality Killed the Video Star should deliver some solid, enjoyable pop hits. Think a little Elton John mixed with early Whitney Houston.

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