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"Robbie Williams has hosted his fourth edition of Radio Rudebox. The &amp;#039;Candy&amp;#039; singer unveiled a Britpop special of his occasional radio show on his official website earlier today (March 28).      Williams responded to the reaction he received after criticising Suede&amp;#039;s Brett Anderson and a number of 1990s Britpop bands on his blog last week. He had previously stated that more people would be excited over a One Direction album than the latest Suede LP, and dismissed Anderson&amp;#039;s claims that record label budgets were smaller 20 years ago. He said: &amp;quot;I think not - any quarter-decent three-chord d**kheads could and did get a deal in the &amp;#039;90s.&amp;quot; Speaking on the radio show, he said: &amp;quot;I think I&amp;#039;ve made a bit of a boo-boo this week with a blog that went up.&amp;quot;  Explaining why he wrote the blog, he said: &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;ve been tired and a bit grumpy, and I&amp;#039;ve been looking at someone to take it out on, and I fired a sideways shot at Brett Anderson from Suede. &amp;quot;And now, as I always do, now I&amp;#039;m feeling remorseful like a big girl. I commented on something that wasn&amp;#039;t anything that Brett Anderson has really said, that blew it out of proportion, and then slagged off a load of bands in the process. &amp;quot;One thing I am not is subtle.&amp;quot; However, Williams then went on to play &amp;#039;Slight Return&amp;#039; by The Bluetones - one of the bands he named - before recalling a story in which frontman Mark Morriss allegedly told him: &amp;quot;I don&amp;#039;t like anything you&amp;#039;ve done.&amp;quot;   Williams later described Blur&amp;#039;s Damon Albarn as a &amp;quot;majestic songwriter&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;a bit of a genius&amp;quot;. However, he said of Alex James: &amp;quot;He&amp;#039;s the bass player in Blur, my nan could do that. All you&amp;#039;ve got to do is have a haircut.&amp;quot; He also played a number of Britpop tracks from the likes of Pulp, Cast, Longpigs and Placebo. Meanwhile, Williams also revealed that he and Chris Heath are currently working on a follow-up to the autobiographical book Feel. Robbie Williams is said to be working on a sequel to 2001&amp;#039;s Swing When You&amp;#039;re Winning, featuring Michael Bubl\u00C3\u00A9 and Adele. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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