looking forward to hear you vs Looking forward to hearing you

Some examples from the web:

• What I was looking forward to hear were dates, statistics, timeframes and hard facts.
• I was very pleased to hear you presenting your report from a dual perspective, both historical - I will say a few words about settling the past - and looking forward.
• At the end, perhaps, I will return briefly to the question of hydrogen filling station infrastructure but for now, I am looking forward to the lively discussion and am eager to hear what you have to say.
• And I was already kind of looking forward to doing all of those parent things you hear about.
• We are really looking forward to the revised regulation that will be presented by the Commission next year, but I would like to hear whether you feel that the Commission should evaluate the negative consequences of the free movement of workers, as well as the positive consequences.
• Looking forward to your demo tomorrow.
• This will probably be my last budget as Chairman - I hear one or two boos at the back there - but I am looking forward to seeing this budget through.
• We are looking forward to the London conference at which we hope President Karzai will present his plans, and we are looking forward to increasing our support after that.
• Nolan's looking forward to seeing you later, Patrick.
• I've been looking forward to this chat for quite some time.
• Booth was looking forward to this wedding so much.
• Let's just say I'm looking forward to our next session.
• I was looking forward to thanking her for her work.
• I'm really looking forward to springtime.
• Looking forward to finishing my apprenticeship.
• ~ He was looking forward to a catch-up.
• Really looking forward to when they invent the Wunder jet pack.
• I've been looking forward to working with an experienced officer.
• Everyone's looking forward to seeing you back soon.
• I'm looking forward to your party.

Some examples from the web:

• But I love you, and I'm looking forward to hearing what you have to say.
• "Looking forward to hearing from you."
• He says he's looking forward to hearing the stories you're going to tell him.
• Ed's looking forward to hearing Alan Shepard's speech.
• We are all looking forward to hearing her latest work.
• I'm looking forward to hearing more about your extraordinary plant.
• We're all looking forward to hearing more of your music.
• And I'm really looking forward to hearing your stuff.
• I am looking forward to hearing Parliament's view on this subject.
• I am looking forward to hearing your views.
• Today I am looking forward to hearing your proposals during this debate.
• We are looking forward to hearing your speech.
• I have no idea, but I'm looking forward to hearing her overly prepared answer.
• I'm looking forward to hearing your explanation of tonight's events.
• I am greatly looking forward to hearing the answers, particularly to my colleagues' critical questions.
• I am very much looking forward to hearing your contributions and working with you to establish an ambitious agenda for the future of Europe.
• I know that you are working on your opinion on the SET Plan, and am very much looking forward to hearing your views.
• I know that some of you expressed a wish to have more debate on strategic guidelines, so I am looking forward to hearing your views.
• I am delighted that the Council is there for once, and I am looking forward to hearing the Commission's answer.
• And I am also looking forward to hearing them speak now.