An interview with Robert Smith from the programme 'Gaz Bag' on Music Box - November 1985.
New album "We were exploding anyway" out April 26th.
Released: 02/02/2004 Order iTunes itunes.apple.com Twisting up another premiere division offering with the distinctive voice of Cure frontman Smith, a ground breaking record that kick started the whole electro resurgence. More info www.defected.com
The Japanese Popstars - Take Forever Ft. Robert Smith Taken from the Album 'Controlling Your Allegiance' OUT NOW bit.ly www.facebook.com/thejapanesepopstars www.twitter.com/japstars www.thejapanesepopstars.co.uk
Robert Smith, frontman of The Cure since the band's creation in 1976, a multi-instrumentalist and one of the most highly regarded artists in the world, talks about his experiences from his early days of touring, and The Cure's work-ethic when on stage. This is the complete cut of seperate videos,...
1997 at MSG performing The Last Thing You Should Do and Quicksand for Bowie's 50th. Quicksand begins at 5:50. Be sure to watch in high quality!
Outside the Beacon Theatre HD version here: youtu.be
An UNOFFICIAL VIDEO, bro. You don't even want to know what went into shooting/editing this. You don't even want to know, man. Thanks so much for watching, commenting, and most of all for supporting me. It means a lot. Thanks to Therese, Adam, and the other Adam for helping me shoot this. I couldn...
treasure by The Cure photos of Robert Smith, the Cure, and his former band Siouxsie and the Banshees. She whispers "Please remember me When I am gone from here" She whispers "Please remember me but not with tears... Remember I was always true Remember that I always tried Remember I loved only you...
Siouxsie & the banshees - Painted Bird (with Robert Smith)
Crystal Castles - Not In Love ft. Robert Smith of The Cure
Robert Smiths cover of a great John Martyn song, buy it August 15th, this is not the full edit, this is crudely recorded, please buy the official release
Fragmento de: Vh1 goes inside South Park TV
This is older footage of Chen Manching with commentary from Robert W. Smith. original source: Martial Arts: The Real Story
