My video for Golden Years (by David Bowie), made back in October.

I did this video so long ago, as most of you know... I accidentally deleted it. Gave myself quite a scare there. Luckily I didn't delete it from my computer, like I do with almost all my vids.

he's going off to war, hope he'll be okay

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On October 9, 1993, Hicks was scheduled to appear on the Late Show with David Letterman for the twelfth time, but his entire performance was removed from the broadcast -- the only occasion, up to that point, on which a comedian's entire routine had been cut after taping. Both the show's producers and CBS denied responsibility. Hicks expressed his feelings of betrayal in a hand-written, 39-page letter to John Lahr of The New Yorker. Although Letterman later expressed regret at the way Hicks had been handled, he never appeared on the show again. The full account of this incident was featured in a New Yorker profile by Lahr. This profile was later published as a chapter in John Lahr's book, Light Fantastic  less

WHO DO YOU THINK?

just me saying hello. i got my second vid on here wooot!!!

Lindsay and I made a video for Bowie's version of "Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere", I think it was November.

Dave at the drive thru Intercom

TAKE THIS FROM DAVID...LOL

I watched Supamanfan33's hilarious video! I gave David Letterman, who happens to be a friend of mine, a call to talk about it. David said he enjoyed the video but that "Supamanfan33" had altered   more...his list. He asked that I make sure that the truth was told. Here is David's real top 5.  less

Magic All rights to the artist and those to whom it also applies

A muttering mess. Hope everyone has a great weekend!

Bozo on The Letterman Show

David Icke

I wonder what David Letterman would say about this video...

Here is a short movie I made for Christmas. Merry Christmas everyone!!

these were like the best ever.. they were almost 2 pretty 2 eat...

Pictures of David

Luke Rudkowski, a freelance reporter for INFOWARS.com, Tom Foti and other members of WeAreChange.org confronted David Rockefeller outside his New York home, telling him that the New World Order will be   more...defeated.  less

CRAIG DAVIDS HIT WALKING AWAY

This one was so much fun! When this song was released in 1994, I remember trying to keep up with the lyrics and sing along. It always gets my toes tapping!
I Try To Think About Elvis
Written by Gary Burr
  more...Performed by Patty Loveless
I try to think about Elvis, Memphis,
Oprah in the afternoon
I try to think about palm trees, fig leaves,
The creature from the black lagoon
I try to think about high heels and good deals,
Anything to get me through
I just can’t concentrate
You’re all I think about these days.
I try to contemplate the cosmos, what goes
Round and round the sky at night
I try to think about champagne, freight trains
Slowly rolling out of sight
I try to focus on the headlines, street crimes
Every time I think I might
I just can’t concentrate
You’re all I think about these days.
My mind wanders where it will
And when it settles right on you
I forget what I should say
I forget what I should do
My mind wanders where it will
And when it settles right on you
I forget what I should say
I forget what I should do
I try to think about Shakespeare, Leap Year,
The Beatles or the Rolling Stones
I try to think about hair-dos, tattoos
Sushi bars and saxophones
I try to think about the talk shows, new clothes
But I guess I should have known
I just can’t concentrate
You’re all I think about these days
You’re all I think about these days.  less

Broadcast: 02/04/2007

With a wispy moustache and long, lank hair, it was a different David Hicks who just faced US military court in Guantanámo Bay, Cuba. No longer the clean-cut young man smiling   more...familiarly out of old family snaps – and no longer protesting his innocence.

"Yes sir," said Hicks, as he pleaded guilty to a sole charge of materially supporting terrorism as part of a deal that is expected to see him transferred to an Australian prison after more than five years in Guantanámo Bay.

Why did David Hicks, by pleading guilty, avoid having the charge tested in the military tribunal?

Is he, as his father suggests, buying a ticket home to evade an unjust system and the prospect of being held in Guantanámo until his fifties? His lawyers have long claimed he would never get a fair trial. "How do you get David Hicks convicted of a crime when he never violated any law? You make up an unfair system and you create crimes after the fact," his military attorney Major Michael Mori tells Four Corners.

Hicks’s detractors counter with a simpler reason: that he is in fact guilty. "You don’t go to an al Qaeda terrorist training camp unless you want to become a terrorist," says Brigadier-General Thomas Hemingway, a key adviser in the military commission system.

Four Corners looks at Hicks’s guilty plea and the reasons behind it. What admissions has he made to investigators at Guantanámo? What psychological and physical treatment was he subjected to before he made those admissions? What were his chances of a fair hearing in the military commission?

Reporter Debbie Whitmont delves into evidence which, as a result of the guilty plea, will now never be tested in court. She explores Hicks’s first account of his activities, comparing it to the charge against him to which he has pleaded guilty. Key moments from a five hour interview during Hicks’s early detention at Guantanámo in 2002 are re-enacted word for word, providing a fascinating insight into his responses then and his guilty plea now.

http://www.abc.net.au/4corners/content/2007/s1884546.htm  less

I am forming a band here with 2 of my buddies..and we are calling ourselves "FERDZ and the MOOD ELEVATORS"...LOL..nothing serious much..just some jamming..but I hope you will ENJOY our version..and   more...yes, its GREAT to be PLAYING with some MUSICIANS again! :-)  less

Hiya David.