Bob, this is most excellent my friend. You are one of the most talented people around - and I don't mean just on this forum.
 
Wow.

You sing right from my heart... Another Oisterizer hit. I particularly enjoyed the lead solo. It needs to be made of tungsten, or iridium, or carbon nano tubes.

I always enjoy your songs.... great tone and all around talent.
 
One thing I need to question: what happened at 1:12 with the drums? or am I not hearing it right?  I even reloaded the video to double check. Sounds like a slight sync issue for a few measures... then it comes back together.

hey bob, I checked it out twice. I really love your voice and the guitars (cool solo)! But that said...and after everybody else is praising the video...I need to throw out my two cents, and please do not be mad at me, this is just my immediate thought while watching the video...
 
why are you kinda of stiff in that video? I mean, it is a video, a visual thing...and while the camera is shooting, you really do not need to worry about any guitar playing or sound or whatever. just pose a little - this is rock'n'roll! throw that guitar around! do some fistpumping! knock off a microphone stand! go crazy or do whatever, something visually pleasing, some eye candy. instead, you are just rocking back and worth a little.
 
alright, that said, I still love your style and voice! again, this is just my humble opinion...we're still friends, right 

I like the song and I like the mix.  You really have a good voice.  Can I ask what your goal is for the project?

Bob, That was a pretty awesome song and video. Your twin brother looks just like you-just kidding. Ha! Great sound and production all around. Nice one!!
 
Peace and blessings, John

CLEAN:
 
 
 
Hi, Mark,
 
Thanks so much, buddy, for taking a look at the video and for your very encouraging words!
 
Your kind comments made my day, and truly mean a great deal to me, especially because of the high caliber of the music that you post here on the forum.
 
I'm always very grateful for your input, friendship and support, Mark.
 
Best wishes for a great holiday week, buddy!
Bob
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The Band19:
 
 
 
Hey, Robbaaaaay, my brudda from anudda mudda! 
 
Big thanks for checking out the video and your very kind words!
 
LOL, You've sure got that right, my friend, sometimes even titanium can get blasted into pieces by a bad relationship!
 
Thanks again for checking it out and by the way, AWESOME job on your new acapella version of the Star Spangled Banner, perfect timing for the 4th of July week!
 
Have a nice big fifth on the fourth, Robby! 
Bob
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NOTE: As always, very sorry for the delayed replies, I'm still catching up at work after the holiday week!
 
 
 
Guitarhacker:
 
 
 
Hey, Herb,
 
How's it going, buddy?  Hope you had a great 4th Of July Week!
 
Thanks very much for taking time to check out the video and your very kind words!
 
Yep, Herb, Youtube is famous for occasional glitching and audio/video sync issues and it can be caused by heavy Youtube server traffic, ISP connection issues and down throttling and many times the choice of resolution while viewing the video.  Not seeing/hearing any irregularities on the video on my end, but I've definitely seen it before.
 
Either way, thanks again for checking it out and commenting, I greatly appreciate your input and observations.  Have a great weekend, Herb! 
Bob
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speedtom:
 
 
 
Hi, Tom, how are you my friend?  Hope you're gearing up for a rockin' weekend!
 
Thank you very much for checking out the video and for your kind words and very good input and observations!
 
LOL, yes Sir, we'll always be friends and you are 100% absolutely right about me looking quite stiff in the video!   When I posted my first video for "Hearts On Fire" about a year ago I had a few similar comments.  After decades of playing on stage with my bands five and six nights a week, always jumping around like a total maniac and interacting with the other musicians and the audience, I never had a problem acting like a crazed animal spinning and throwing the guitar and diving off stage into the audience with a 2500 foot wireless, but whenever it came time to go to a professional photography studio to "pose" for our promotional photos, I always turn ed into a super uncomfortable, miserable, sweaty blob, LOL!  I've just always hated having a camera pointed at me and getting my picture taken.  So, shooting these videos and having to pose with no other band members and no audience out front, playing the same song over and over again for four or five hours under the lights is probably the most uncomfortable thing I've ever done, and unfortunately it shows!  I am however aware of the problem, and I'm hoping that after getting a few more video shoots under my belt, I'll eventually find a way to relax and have some fun with it!
 
Sincere thanks again for taking time to have a look at the video and commenting, I truly appreciate your input, observations, opinion and support, and value your friendship highly! 
 
Have a good one, my friend!
Bob
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Hey Bob, I really liked the song and video! Great guitar work in there!

Jackel:
 
 
 
Hi, Jeff,
 
Thanks a bunch for checking out the "Made Of Glass" video and also for your kind words, greatly appreciated!
 
As for your question about the project, actually, the CD with this song on it, "Face The Fire", was released last summer, this is the third video from the CD, but the video itself is brand new.  I'm hoping to release my next CD "Light And Shadows" in a few weeks.
 
Thanks again for taking time to check out the video and commenting, I'm very grateful for your input and encouraging words!
Bob
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