this album are Baderekh el HaOsher (On the Road to Happiness) and Eikh Hu Shar (How He Sings) – which many assumed to be written on Zohar Argov, but as Robas told, was written about successful singers falling into drug abuse in general, such as Janis Joplin on Jim Morrison. Robas won the "Singer of the Year" title, and went on tour – this time with a full band which included in addition to Engler a bassist (Eli Bakal), a drummer (Ran Vered), and a backup singer (Shirli Yovel). The show was a great success, and Robas also performed with it outside Israel. Robas' fourth album, BeGuf Rishon (In First Person), released in 1991, did not succeed like the previous two did. The popular songs of this album were Ze Lo Kal Le'ehov Otakh (Loving You Isn't Easy) and Rakavot 68/80/88 (Trains 68/80/88) – a song dealing with the singer John Lennon and his death. In 1993 Robas released another album, Broshim VeKhamaniot (Cataclypses and Sunflowers), and went on another musical tour. The album's popular songs were Gar'inim (Grains), Broshim VeKhamaniot (Cataclypses and Sunflowers), HaBen Shel HaKosem (The Magician's Son), and a cover version of a song he wrote for Esti Katz, Ani Midbar (I am a Desert). Robas' version recorded with different lyrics. In 1994 Robas released a collection of his best hits called Asor O SheAni Yoreh (Decade or I Shoot – a pun on "Stop or I shoot"). The album included a recording of the song Lo Nirdemet Tel-Aviv from a live performance, and a first performance of the song Hatzaga (Show), which he wrote originally for a military band. In 1996 Robas released a sixth album, Kakha Ani Ohev (That's the way I like). The song "Mikhtav Katan" (A small letter) from this album, a duet with Ofira Yosefi, became popular in memorial ceremonies. In 2007 Robas started hosting the radio program Tziporei Layla (Night Birds). In the first hour of the show, he played songs he liked and told the stories behind them, and the second hour was dedicated to a whole album of an artist he liked, which he played in full and commented on. The show lasted till April 2010. In February 2008, Robas released his 7th album, Mashehu Khadash Matkhil (Something New Begins), produced by Uri Zakh. In 2009 Robas hosted the TV program Duet Israeli (Israeli Duet), together with Aya Korem.