Robert Smith Videos

Short clip of us covering The National's song, "Fake Empire"

Song Rob wrote.

Muy Bueno! Very Good!

Siouxsie and the Banshees - Painted Bird on the Old grey whistle test. Robert Smith of The Cure on teardrop guitar.

Adding a new feature to How Many Days - a daily song selection. Check it out. Filmmaker Gavin Michael Booth is on a mission to meet the Hollywood professionals that have inspired him in his career thus far. Steven Spielberg, Kevin Smith, Jimmy Eat World, Zach Braff, Tom Anderson, Robert Rodriguez, Quentin Tarantino, Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, Johnny Depp, Harry Knowles, Dan Mirvish, Bryan Singer, and Ellen DeGeneres. Click here to see the daily video journals from Gavin as he asks, pleads, begs, whines for these people to sit down for dinner and offer advice and encouragement for his directing career. If you have a lead... contact Gavin: 519.560.1673 aap_gavin@hotmail.com www.howmanydays.ca

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Explosive guitar Jam from Mitch Master !!! Got to hear this tone coming out of a Paul Reed Smith Custom 24 Artist Guitar and a Marshall DSL 50. Any one that's seen Mitch Master knows he can play all kinds of styles, he rocks, does it his way. He said he is playing this for you tube ivmar1 (check out his channel) who ask him whats does his Paul Reed Smith Guitar sound like, well he shows ivmar1 a little sample of the heavy side of his Paul Reed Smith guitar in this video and posted the video. Mitch also dedicates this to all the men that have died for our freedom in the Army, Marines, Navy,etc. enjoy, Brandy:) Mitch was born in Hollywood and now lives in Thailand.I visited Chiang Mai, Koh Samui, Phuket, Ao Nang, Krabi and Bangkok. You can read Mitch Master Bio. at http://www.myspace.com/mitchmckendry James Gurley Janis Joplin lead guitarist named Mitch McKendry "Mitch Master" when Mitch played lead guitar in there band Red Robin & the Worms. I like: Jimi Hendrix, Rory Gallagher, Grand Funk, Eric Clapton, Buddy Guy, Robert Johnson, Carlos Santana, Albert King, Freddie King, Albert Collins, BB King, David Gilmour, Pink Floyd, Bob Marley, Ziggy Marley, Prince, ZZ Top, Velvet Revolver, Gun N Roses, Jeff Healey, Red Hot Chili Peppers, White Stripes, Alvin Lee, Ten Years After, Dr.Dre, Frank Zappa, Mark Farner, Robert Cray, Robin Trower, Dave Mason, Edgar Winter, Johnny Winter, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Neil Young, Leonard Cohen, Bob Dylan, JJ Cale, Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, Leslie West, Jamaica, Jeff Beck, Janis Joplin, Van Halen, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Allman Brothers, Big Brother and the Holding Company, Traffic, Green Day, , Metallica, Ac/Dc, Carabao, Humble Pie, Gary Moore,etc.

This long, 135-minute feature is divided into four different segments, three highlighting fairy tales and the first introducing the two Brothers Grimm. Wilhelm (Laurence Harvey) is the dreamer, and Jacob (Karl Boehm) is the practical one, and between them, some marvelous fairy tales develop. Seguing into the first tale about the "Dancing Princess," co-directors Henry Levin and George Pal -- also the producer -- allow their special-effects artists full rein. In-between dancing, the princess (Yvette Mimieux) falls in love with a charming woodsman (Russ Tamblyn). In the second story about the "Cobbler and the Elves," a Christmas miracle of dedicated labor helps the cobbler out when he most needs it. In the last story, a fire-breathing dragon threatens the kingdom until a lowly servant (Buddy Hackett) saves the day. One of the highlights of this production are the Puppetoons, and another is Cinerama -- three projectors working to create a three-paneled (sometimes visibly so), wide-screen panorama. Laurence Harvey - Wilhelm Grimm / The Cobbler Claire Bloom - Dorothea Grimm Walter Slezak - Stossel Barbara Eden - Greta Heinrich Oscar Homolka - The Duke Arnold Stang - Rumpelstiltskin Martita Hunt - Story Teller Ian Wolfe - Gruber Betty Garde - Miss Bettenhausen Cheerio Meredith - Mrs. Von Dittersdorf Bryan Russell - Freidrich Grimm Tammy Marihugh - Pauline Grimm Walter Rilia - Priest Yvette Mimieux - The Princess Russ Tamblyn - The Woodsman Jim Backus - The King Beulah Bondi - The Gypsy Clinton Sundberg - The Prime Minister Walter Brooke - The Mayor Sandra Gale Bettin - The Ballerina Robert Foulk - The Hunter Buddy Hackett - Hans Otto Kruger - The King Robert Crawford, Jr. - The Shepherd Sydney Smith - The Spokesman Karl Heinz Böhm - Jacob Grimm Terry-Thomas - Ludwig Peter Whitney - The Giant

Walter Hill's hip, super-stylized action film unfurls in a dystopian near-future, when various gangs control New York City. Each gang sports a unique moniker ('The Warriors,' 'The Baseball Furies,' 'The Rogues'), with a costume underscoring its "theme"; each, in turn, is also responsible for one geographic area. Hill sets up the landscape as a massive, violent playground - replete with bridges, vacant subway tunnels, parks, abandoned buildings and the like, all ripe for exploration and adventure. As the tale opens, the titular Coney Island has traveled to the Bronx to attend a city-wide meeting of all gangs; at that event, however, the psychotic leader of a rival gang, The Rogues (David Patrick Kelly of Dreamscape) assassinates the head of the city's foremost gang, but The Warriors are pegged as culpable. This sends the gang fleeing through the labyrinthine city. With every thug in Manhattan in vicious, homicidal pursuit, they must also overcome all obstacles in their way. Throughout, Hill keeps the onscreen violence absurd, exaggerated and unrealistic, downplaying death to an extreme degree; despite this fact, the film sparked a massive amount of controversy and an ugly backlash for allegedly inciting violence and destruction in several theaters where it initially played. James Remar, Michael Beck and Deborah Van Valkenburgh lead the ensemble cast. Michael Beck - Swan James Remar - Ajax David Patrick Kelly - Luther Thomas G. Waites - Fox Deborah Van Valkenburgh - Mercy Dorsey Wright - Cleon Mercedes Ruehl - Policewoman David Harris - Cochise Brian Tyler - Snow Tom McKitterick - Cowboy Marcelino Sanchez - Rembrandt Terry Michos - Vermin Roger Hill - Cyrus Billy Anagnos Johnny Barnes - Turnbull A.C.'s Gary Baxley Craig R. Baxley Carrotte Steve Chambers - Baseball Fury Doran Clark - Lizzies Gregory Cleghorne - Gramercy Riffs Laura Delano - Lizzie Leon Delaney - Punk Hubert J. Edwards André Engel Frank Ferrara - Police Marvin Foster - Turnbull A.C.'s Michael Garfield - Rogue John Gibson - Baseball Fury Paul Greco - Orphan Eddie Earl Hatch - Punk Jerry Hewitt - Baseball Fury Tommy Huff Mike James - Gramercy Riff Steve James - Baseball Fury Michael Jeffrey - Turnbull ACs Irwin Keyes - Police Sonny Landham - Police Harry Madsen - Baseball Fury Vic Magnotta - Police Lisa Maurer - Lizzie George Lee Miles - Gramercy Riff Harold Miller - Rogue Jaime Perry Donna Ritchie Don Ritchie Rob Ryder - Baseball Fury Jeff Scott - Prom Date Konrad Sheehan Larry Silvestri - Police J.W. Smith - Turnbull A.C.'s John Snyder - Gas Station Man Brian Taylor - Snow Lynne Thigpen - D.J. Victoria Vanderkloot - Lizzy Joel Weiss - Rogue William Williams

good lord this sounds good... this is what they would sound like around a camp-fire... not bad, huh?

outstanding. here's the proof that these guys were real... *yea you, metal-head from the 80's that called the cure keyboard music* by the way... where is dokken nowadays? they still kick-ass like these boys are in this song?

robert smith and the boys, and girl... i mean the 'other boys', and girl...

it's robert smith, it can't be bad... his side project "the glove" (1982) was different to say the least.

In this WW II-era drama set in a small town, most of the adults are so busy fighting the war or working in the local defense plant that they have little time to supervise their children. A sort of juvenile anarchy ensues with the children and teens doing whatever they please. Soon the town is falling into ruin as a boy is run down by a car thief, a runaway girl begins associating with thugs and other mayhem ensues. Fortunately, a returning soldier decides to open up a youth center to give the kids a place to go. He also helps the boys get some useful job training. Bonita Granville - Toddy Kent Smith - Danny Hauser Jean Brooks - Mary Hauser Glenn Vernon - Frank Tessa Brind - Sarah Taylor Ben Bard - Mr. Taylor Mary Servoss - Mrs. Hauser Arthur Shields - Mr. Dunlop Lawrence Tierney - Duncan Dickie Moore - Georgie Dunlop Johnny Walsh - Herb Vigero Elizabeth Russell - Mrs. Taylor Juanita Alvarez - Lucy Joan Barclay - Woman Vanessa Brown - Sarah Taylor Tom Burton - Soldier with Sarah Claire Carleton - Taxi Driver Jack Carrington - Bart Harry Clay - Good Humor Man George de Normand - Fireman Danny Desmond - Eddie Wilson Gloria Donovan - Nancy Taylor Chris Drake - Usher Edmund Glover - Lineman Harry Harvey - Watchman Russell Hopton - Dickens Gordon Jones - Truck Driver Margaret Landry - Hysterical Girl Rosemary La Planche - Woman Fritz Leiber - Judge Frank O'Connor - Cop Lee Phelps - Fireman Ida Shoemaker - Card Player Art Smith - Mr. Hauser Robert Strong - Juvenile Officer Bud Wiser - Motor Cop

bowling when oily...stupid pins...FALLL!!!!

my blazing barely hooks...bowling....

Facebook goes crazy with birthday messages and I sign up for more social networking accounts! Filmmaker Gavin Michael Booth is on a mission to meet the Hollywood professionals that have inspired him in his career thus far. Steven Spielberg, Kevin Smith, Jimmy Eat World, Zach Braff, Tom Anderson, Robert Rodriguez, Quentin Tarantino, Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, Johnny Depp, Harry Knowles, Dan Mirvish, Bryan Singer, and Ellen DeGeneres. Click here to see the daily video journals from Gavin as he asks, pleads, begs, whines for these people to sit down for dinner and offer advice and encouragement for his directing career. If you have a lead... contact Gavin: 519.560.1673 aap_gavin@hotmail.com www.howmanydays.ca

I get woken up AGAIN to the camera on me and ready for How Many Days to begin... so I talk about turning 31! Filmmaker Gavin Michael Booth is on a mission to meet the Hollywood professionals that have inspired him in his career thus far. Steven Spielberg, Kevin Smith, Jimmy Eat World, Zach Braff, Tom Anderson, Robert Rodriguez, Quentin Tarantino, Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, Johnny Depp, Harry Knowles, Dan Mirvish, Bryan Singer, and Ellen DeGeneres. Click here to see the daily video journals from Gavin as he asks, pleads, begs, whines for these people to sit down for dinner and offer advice and encouragement for his directing career. If you have a lead... contact Gavin: 519.560.1673 aap_gavin@hotmail.com www.howmanydays.ca

I get woken up to the camera on me and ready for How Many Days to begin... so I plug and direct you to a few new videos I recently finished. Filmmaker Gavin Michael Booth is on a mission to meet the Hollywood professionals that have inspired him in his career thus far. Steven Spielberg, Kevin Smith, Jimmy Eat World, Zach Braff, Tom Anderson, Robert Rodriguez, Quentin Tarantino, Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, Johnny Depp, Harry Knowles, Dan Mirvish, Bryan Singer, and Ellen DeGeneres. Click here to see the daily video journals from Gavin as he asks, pleads, begs, whines for these people to sit down for dinner and offer advice and encouragement for his directing career. If you have a lead... contact Gavin: 519.560.1673 aap_gavin@hotmail.com www.howmanydays.ca

It is a society that is, officially, a haven for its citizens. Superior to the decadent West, the Soviet Union under Stalin strives to be a paradise for its workers, providing for all their needs: education, health care, and security. In exchange, all that is required is their hard work, and their loyalty to and faith in the Soviet State. Leo Demidov knows this better than most. A rising, prominent officer in the state security force, he is a former war hero whose only ambition is to serve his country. To defend this workers' paradise, and to guarantee a secure life for his parents and his wife, Raisa, Leo has spent his career suppressing ideological crimes against the state—crimes of thought, of disloyalty, and of counterrevolution. But then the impossible happens. A serial killer is on the loose inside the workers' paradise. At the same time, Leo finds himself demoted and denounced by his enemies, and all but sentenced to death. To save his life and the lives of his family, he must confront the vast resources and reach of the security forces—to stop a criminal that the state won't even admit exists.