[Pete Doherty]

Peter Doherty - Between Regimes (Full Album - Demos & Live)

Peter Doherty - Between Regimes (Full Album - Demos & Live)

1. Stranger in my own Skin
2. Down For The Outing
3. Caged Bird
4. Cell Ceiling Blues (demo)
5. Cheapshott
6. Siberian Fur
7. Oily Boker (Acoustic demo)
8. I Don't Love Anyone (but you're not anyone) (live)
9. Picture Me In A Hospital (Demo)
10. Flags of the Old Regime (Live)

@темы: 2015, Peter Doherty, Live, клип, Demos, Between Regimes, Видео, album

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[Pete Doherty]

Что-ж, наверное, это лучшая новость, какая может быть в день рождения Питера
The Libertines едут в Россию!!!

Впервые после 11 лет молчания легендарная английская группа The Libertines приедет в Москву, чтобы стать хэдлайнером Ahmad Tea Music Festival, который пройдет 27 июня 2015 года в московском парке МУЗЕОН.

Группа The Libertines была образована в Лондоне в 1997 году лучшими друзьями - Питом Доэрти и Карлом Баратом. Настоящая слава пришла к группе в 2004 году с выходом альбома 'The Libertines’. Альбом и сингл с него, ‘Can’t Stand Me Now’, тут же заняли первые места в хит-парадах Англии и Европы, а также попали в американский чарт Billboard 200. Несмотря на это, в том же году группа распалась из-за ссоры между Доэрти и Баратом, каждый из которых начал свою карьеру – Пит Доэрти выпустил успешный сольный альбом и три альбома в составе группы Babyshambles, основанной им после распада The Libertines, а Карл Барат – два сольных альбома, один из которых вышел в феврале 2015 года и два альбома в составе группы Dirty Pretty Things. Молчание было прервано весной 2014 года, когда на официальной странице группы появилась фотография лондонского Гайд Парка и The Libertines объявили о большом сольном концерте в рамках серии выступлений Barclaycard British Summer Time. Но только в январе 2015 года The Libertines объявили о своем возвращении, которое, спустя 11 лет после распада, обещает стать триумфальным – группа заявлена хэдлайнером легендарного Reading& Leeds Festivals и одного из самых известных фестивалей Великобритании T in the Park, а также объявила о скором выходе нового диска. На московском концерте можно будет услышать свежие хиты с этого альбома.

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@темы: 2015, The Libertines, Новости, Ссылки

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[~Floy~]

Pete Doherty sighting arriving at St. Pancras International on December 28, 2012 in London, England

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@темы: Peter Doherty, 2012, Фото

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Питер в России

[Pete Doherty]

В России вовсю развернулась зима. Москва и Петербург засыпаны снегом. Но что же делать Питу Доэрти, назначившему концерты на 7 и 8 декабря?

Он бодро надевает меховую шапку и пальто и отправляется в дальний путь. В этом наряде он выходит на московскую сцену, порядочно притомив своих фанатов ожиданием на улице и внутри клуба «Известия Холл». Он выходит, не выдавая своего душевного и физического состояния. Разве что блуждающий по залу взгляд и походка подтверждают закравшиеся подозрения поклонников. Тем не менее – «Delivery» дает старт празднику.

Photo by Carina Dmitrieva

Пита московская публика обожает. Те, кто были на его концерте впервые, удивились столь радушному общению артиста с публикой. Но ведь еще в 2010 году Доэрти и москвичи прекрасно поняли друг друга. Итог этому – белый плюшевый кот в котелке, принятый Питом уже после первой песни. Потом шапка с оленями. Потом – жакеты, плакаты, записки, подтяжки, белорусский флаг. Ну и какой же концерт рок-звезды без бюстгальтеров?

Фотографии группы: vk.com/wake_up_me

На своих концертах (по крайней мере, российских) Доэрти исполняет композиции из репертуара групп Babyshambles и The Libertines. Надо быть очень смелым английским рокером, чтобы выходить на сцену в одиночку с одной только гитарой. Но Пит Доэрти делает все правильно, и подпевающий зал тому подтверждение.

На московском концерте звучали «Music When The Lights Go Out », «Arcady», «What Katie Did», «Beg, Steal or Borrow», «Down for the Outing», «Time For Heroes». Фанаты не скрывали эмоций. Кроме всевозможных признаний в любви в толпе мелькала и надпись: «Rape me». «You see that? You see?! », - обращался Доэрти то к публике, то к людям за кулисами.

Фотографии группы: vk.com/wake_up_me

Душевное общение продолжалось весь концерт. Артист то брал закурить у фанатов, то делился с ними своим виски. А потом и вовсе разлил по стаканам подаренную только что водку. Если на концерте присутствуют виски и лифчики, не хватает только стейдж-дайвинга. Толпа требовала Доэрти в свои объятия. И хотя должным образом принять его ей не удалось, все остались довольны. Даже девушка, которой он чуть не сломал ногу, торжественно объявила себя счастливой.

эпичный прыжок:

момент с водкой

На бис были исполнены «Cell Ceiling Blues» («Nothing Comes To Nothing») и всеми любимая «Fuck forever». Что интересно, Пит сказал, что песня посвящается осужденным Pussy Riot. Вот и Доэрти проявил бунтарскую солидарность.

Очень теплый прием и такая же теплая отдача артиста – так можно охарактеризовать состоявшийся концерт. И никто из пришедших не пожалел потраченных часов ожидания. Такой душевности иностранным (да и русским) артистам еще учиться и учиться.

источник текста: www.km.ru/muzyka/2012/12/10

@темы: Россия, 2012, Новости

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Интервью в Dailymail

[Pete Doherty]

My secret affair with Amy Winehouse, by Pete Doherty: Troubled rock star reveals the truth about their explosive romance

In his Paris hideaway, musician talks about that death plunge party
Doherty opens up about his 'nasty' split with Kate Moss
By PIERS HERNU
PUBLISHED: 22:01 GMT, 24 November 2012 | UPDATED: 08:05 GMT, 26 November 2012

Pete Doherty is gazing pensively out of the restaurant window. It is early evening and we are sitting in his favourite haunt: Wagon Bleu, a bistro near his apartment in central Paris. He is thinking about death and loss.
It is the mention of Amy Winehouse that has prompted his morose mood. Slowly, a single tear courses unchecked down his pale cheek. ‘This is difficult for me to admit,’ he says, shifting uncomfortably. ‘But, yes, it’s true. Amy and I were lovers. I loved her then and, well, I still do today,’ he adds, his head bowed. ‘But towards the end, as only lovers can, she became quite mean and cruel to me. She didn’t suffer fools .  .  . and believe me, she had a mean right hook.’
Winehouse’s death, in July last year when she was just 27, hit him hard. Clearly, too, her loss has brought back memories of another tragic death: that of Mark Blanco, a struggling actor and an acquaintance of Doherty, who fell to his death from the balcony of a London block of flats where both were partying in December 2006.

Pete Doherty was in a revelatory mood about much that he has always kept private

Today, it seems, Doherty is in revelatory mood about much that he has always kept private. He hasn’t spoken before of his affair with Winehouse, nor about what really happened to Blanco on that fateful party night, and suspicion has always surrounded his involvement in the tragedy.
Doherty and starstruck Cambridge graduate Blanco had rowed at the party in Whitechapel, East London, when the actor tried to persuade the musician to watch him perform in a play at a local pub. Doherty refused and insisted that the party host, Paul Roundhill, lock Blanco out of the flat.
Moments later the 30-year-old fell 12ft from a staircase and suffered fatal head wounds. Doherty insists that Blanco was alone when he fell. Roundhill later admitted he punched Blanco three times.

Since his death, Blanco’s mother, English teacher Sheila Blanco, has campaigned tirelessly for a police investigation into claims that he was pushed by one or more of the party guests. Doherty was captured on CCTV fleeing the scene, jumping over Blanco’s prone body in his haste to escape. Though police scrutinised the pop star’s behaviour, no one was ever arrested over the incident.
Six years on, Doherty says he feels ‘sick to the stomach’ about fleeing. ‘I can understand how it looks dodgy,’ he admits. ‘How ashamed do you think I am that I stepped over the body and legged it down the street?
‘In my heart, I pray and pray that his mother will stop punishing and torturing herself because she is convinced that there was foul play,’ he says. ‘But I am certain there wasn’t. The door was bolted and there wasn’t anyone from the party outside on the balcony with him.’

The musician opened up about his 'explosive romance' with Amy Winehouse

It is now two years since Doherty, the more infamous than famous front man of rock band The Libertines and one-time boyfriend of supermodel Kate Moss, moved to Paris. Mostly, he insists, it was to avoid the headlines that his drug-addled lifestyle, his court appearances and his subsequent jail sentence attracted.
Others would suggest he is fleeing creditors. But whatever his reason, physically, his departure from British soil has been good for him.
When we meet, he is wearing his trademark black fedora and a shabby blue greatcoat over a sharp black single-breasted suit, white shirt and black tie. He has lost none of that effortless shabby-chic aura he has made his own. Less plump than of late, his skin is clear, though worryingly pale. His eyes are bright and alert.
Our interview coincides with Doherty’s foray into the world of film. His first production is a French art-house movie called Confession D’Un Enfant Du Siecle, in which he stars with Lily Cole and Charlotte Gainsbourg, and which will be released in early December.
But for the moment, he just wants to talk about Amy. I remind him that when I last interviewed him, nearly three years ago, he had told me: ‘I’m kind of in awe of her because I do believe she is an incredible talent who has come out of nowhere. And like a lot of the greats she is irreplaceable so .  .  . we don’t want to lose her.’
‘Wow, I said that, did I?’ Doherty says, asking me to repeat the quote. Slowly, in resignation, he shakes his head. ‘Well we did lose her. There but for the grace of God go I, is what I say,’ he adds softly.
‘She had such a big heart but she was physically small and increasingly frail and I never once saw her eat anything solid, just milkshakes.

Kate Moss and Pete Doherty are now on speaking terms after a 'nasty split' the front man said

‘She came back to my hotel after the Libertines reunion warm-up gig at the Forum in Kentish Town in August 2010, but she had two huge bouncers with her. I told her she would have to leave them outside in the corridor, but she looked at me despairingly and said, “I can’t!”
‘When she left the hotel, the paparazzi followed her. It brought back unpleasant memories of when I was with Kate and how they would follow us around everywhere.
‘Amy couldn’t step outside her front door without a mob of about 30 blokes thrusting cameras at her. If you then include crack in the equation, it becomes a real killer – especially as Amy didn’t do things by halves.
‘Smoking crack leaves you tense and paranoid and if you’re already in that environment, it would drive anyone to the brink of madness.’
Doherty pauses, still clearly distressed. ‘I’ve written a song about Amy for my new album, called Flags From The Old Regime,’ he says eventually. ‘I’ve never done a song like it – it’s very slow and melodic. I’ve also got lots of lovely video footage of me and her just being together. But I haven’t been able to watch it yet.’
As Doherty’s gaze is drawn back to the window, he suddenly brightens as he recounts excitedly that he met his 11-month-old daughter, Aisling, for the first time last month.
Although he and Aisling’s mother, South African model Lindi Hingston, are no longer together, the three spent a weekend in Paris. ‘We hung out and did family stuff. I showed them some of the sights – Sacre Coeur and the Eiffel Tower.
‘To meet my little girl for the first time was a humbling experience. She’s got my eyes and a smile that just melts my heart. Lindi and I may not be a couple but I am the very proud father of a beautiful baby girl and I certainly want her in my life.’
Doherty’s most famous ex is, of course, Kate Moss. And though their parting was acrimonious, they are now on speaking terms again. ‘I got a call from Kate a couple of weeks ago, which came as a surprise as we haven’t exchanged a word since it ended,’ he says. ‘And believe me, it ended nastily.
‘But she was friendly and just asked me what I was up to. She wanted to know why I hadn’t written any songs recently and whether I was still taking drugs. She said she was staying clean and that she was very happily married. It came as a huge relief to hear from her and I felt a weight lift off my shoulders. It was a really important call because it put a few unresolved issues to bed for me. She told me that despite everything that had happened between us, she was still rooting for me and that was nice. It means a lot to me to know that.’
As Doherty orders another cocktail (a lethal local concoction called La Speciale), I think back to the first time I ever saw him. It was in 2001 when a friend dragged me to a tiny pub in North London to see what he claimed were the best band in the world. The Libertines had great songs, delivered an incendiary live performance, and in Doherty had a front man who oozed style, charisma and rock ’n’ roll rebellion.
Their first album, Up The Bracket, went platinum but on their subsequent world tour the naive and impressionable Doherty began dabbling in crack and heroin. His spiralling addictions culminated in him serving a month in Wandsworth Prison for burgling his bandmate’s flat. He was sacked from the band just before their second album was released. Now, perhaps, he is more famous for his subsequent turbulent relationship with Moss, whom he met when he played at her 31st birthday in 2005, than he is for his music. These days Doherty remains demonised and deified in equal measure, but is still a slave to addiction.
In August he spent three weeks in rehab in Thailand, where he tried but failed to curb his drug addiction. ‘It was an unbelievable experience for me,’ he says. ‘I went through the detox and experienced life clean of drugs. It gave me a vision of how the future should be. Unfortunately, I wasn’t ready mentally to commit and I ended up coming home. My plan is to finish writing my new solo album and head back there in the New Year. I want to have a proper run at it, scramble over the wall and land in a world of cleanliness.’
Despite his problems, Doherty surprised perhaps even himself by completing eight weeks of intensive filming last year, playing the lead in his film debut. He plays Octave, a dissolute poet living in Paris who is searching for love.
He says the director, Sylvie Verheyde, chose him for the part and asked him not to take acting lessons, just to be himself. ‘It was a major commitment for me and I know that in certain ways I have been somewhat lacking in self-control. But when push comes to shove, I can turn up on time and perform.’
Doherty, the son of a Catholic major in the British Army and a half-Jewish nurse, spent a lonely, itinerant childhood in various Army garrisons in Catterick, Dorset, Northern Ireland, Cyprus and Germany. ‘At school I was always the new boy so I always went in for the school play,’ he says. ‘It was a way of breaking the ice and making friends with pupils and teachers for however long I had before moving on.
‘I’ve always enjoyed acting, and there’s more than a degree of it involved in singing live on stage.’
The role, he tells me, has led to other offers. Next August he begins filming a gritty, modern thriller called Le Fevre, which will be directed by heavyweight French director Philippe Grandrieux. It is, says Doherty, ‘Fifty Shades Of Grey and then some’.
Acting has come as a bit of a life-saver, he admits. ‘I was in a dark place a couple of years ago. It brought me to Paris. I remember sitting outside a cafe with a coffee and a brandy on a bright spring morning, with the smell of fresh-baked baguettes drifting through the air. And I felt this huge sigh of relief.
‘Paris has been good for me. There is adventure at every turn if you choose to seek it out, but if not, then people tend to leave me alone and, believe it or not, I do like a bit of peace and quiet.
‘As I’ve got older I get more pleasure from song-writing than I would from going to a nightclub, picking up a beautiful girl and having a one-night stand. I’ve turned my back on fancy parties and red carpets. I’m a writer and if I did that I’d never get anything done,’ he adds – seemingly oblivious to the irony that it has been four years since he wrote his last album, Grace Wastelands.
France, Doherty confesses, has interested him since childhood. ‘I remember sitting in my nan’s house in Enfield listening to stories about my French great-grandfather, who left my pregnant Russian great-grandmother. They fled persecution, but only got as far as Liverpool before he ran off with another woman. Her child, my grandfather, was born into Merseyside poverty, in 1911, and was christened Paris Michelle – although he changed his name to Percy at 16.
‘He joined the Army in 1939 and, during the liberation of Paris, managed to track down the father he had never met. He was living in a hovel. Apparently Percy told him, “You, sir, are a bastard,” and then just turned on his heels and marched out.’
Though Doherty feels drawn to Paris, I get the sense he had hoped to leave his demons behind but has been disappointed.
As the light fades and Paris begins to sparkle, he shakes my hand, dons that black fedora and heads out into the cold night.


Read more: www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2237846/P...

@темы: 2012, Интервью

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[Pete Doherty]

@темы: Carl Barat, Фото

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[Pete Doherty]

Pete Doherty dans le rôle d’Octave et Charlotte Gainsbourg dans celui de Brigitte, une veuve dont Octave tombe éperdument amoureux. | Photo DR

Pete Doherty Does Not Trifle With Love

The singer says he loves seeing the faces of the stars of yesteryear on old covers of Paris Match. He invites us to take a look at the book about Humphrey Bogart just fresh from one of these bookshops on the banks of the Seine where he likes to walk. Since the filming of "Confession of a Child of the Century", based on a novel de Musset, almost two years ago, Pete Doherty lives in Paris. For convenience, first, to simplify the preparation and rehearsals for his first film in which he plays a tortured libertine. Then by choice, since eventually he got rid of his house in the suburbs of London to settle in the Marais. And where the paparazzi leave him in peace. Sylvie Verheyde is close by the director who watches him carefully on two interviews, the singer, who usually does not like to talk, applies himself this time with goodwill. With a disarming sincerity. He mentions the first film he shot, his hectic schedule filming and his statements in an English newspaper on Charlotte Gainsbourg, he should never have made. Confessions of aformer Libertines singer.

В конце августа 33-летнего певца видели в Париже на премьере экранизации романа Альфреда де Мюссе «Исповедь сына века». Пит сыграл в фильме роль Мюссе, а его любовницу – Жорж Санд – французская актриса Шарлотта Гейнсбур, дочь легендарного Сержа Гейнсбура и актрисы Джейн Биркин. Рецензии на фильм были прохладными, а игру Доэрти один критик назвал «катастрофой». Скромняга Пит, похоже, с этим не согласен. «Не знаю, хороший ли я актер, но, говорят, хороший», – утверждает он. После премьеры состоялась фото-сессия, во время которой Доэрти, по словам очевидцев, выглядел ужасно. Впору возвращаться в Таиланд.
В беседе с корреспондентом британского музыкального журнала “New Musical Express” Пит, которого никто за язык не тянул, сообщил, что во время съемок у него был мимолетный роман с Гейнсбур во время съемок «Исповеди». Она даже будто бы бросила своего давнего бойфренда, чтобы быть с ним. Однако спустя 4 дня вернулась во Францию, не выдержав стиля жизни Пита. Вся эта история, конечно, попала в СМИ и вызвала скандал. В итоге Доэрти, общаясь с корреспондентом британской газеты «Daily Mail», был вынужден выразить сожаление по поводу излишней откровенности. “Это была ошибка, – сказал он. – В тот день я выпил слишком много рому и здорово нанюхался кокаина… Лучше бы я этого никогда не говорил. Шарлотта теперь со мной не разговаривает“.

Photo: Hélène Pambrun

You presented "Confession of a Child of the Century" in Cannes. How have you experienced this exposure, do you hate interviews?
This day was very stressful. The Festival was like rape, and to see the film finally finished there was really strange, but overall I'm happy. I must see it again with a clear head now ...

This is the first time you are an actor. Why did you say yes to Sylvie Verheyde rather than all the other directors before her?
As soon as I read the sсript, I knew I had to be part of the project! I did not know the book, but the character and the power of the dialogue touched my heart.

Originally, Charlotte Gainsbourg was not your partner. What happened?
Marie-Josée Croze was going to play Bridget. Was practiced together for six months, but there were funding problems. Producers freaked out because: "Pete Doherty blah-blah-blah." They would not take the risk. As we did not have the money to shoot it and Charlotte Gainsbourg was interested in the project, they got rid of Marie to have Charlotte! It made me very, very sad, I was just beginning to get to know about Marie, I believe that I was falling in love with her ... And one month before the start of filming, they told us: "Charlotte is going to make the film! We can finally shoot! For everyone,
it was great news ... For me, hearing Charlotte's name was a shock.

Why? Did you know her?
I have not seen that in "Lemming", but of course I knew who she was. In France, she is considered to be a princess. For me, it was more related to her family. Jane Birkin and Serge Gainsbourg are my heroes. I met Jane again in the street, having just moved to Paris, she lived near me. We went to a cafe and talked.

You play a libertine. We think necessarily of your first band with Carl Barât, The Libertines. You define yourself as such?
Yes, but not in the sense of debauchery. Rather in being free to choose whether I want to be decadent or to be clean. It is the idea of never being repressed.

Do you identify with Octave, Musset's hero?
I felt sympathy for him, and for his melancholy and at the same time for his thirst for life and adventure. But sometimes he didn't remind me of myself. I struggled to understand his behavior, paranoia, jealousy ... Why he did not give love a chance... of course I happen to be paranoid and jealous too, but not like him. Octave is crazy!

In the film, passion is a losing battle. Do you agree with this statement?
I believe in passion, but I also know that it contains an element of illusion. It is terrible to see how you can be mad about someone, have absolute faith in that person, and overnight, feel betrayed. To the point of not knowing if it was really true. Schopenhauer claimed that nature creates the illusion of romance just to maintain the survival of the species ... This idea depresses me, because, I believe in love ... grand love!

Have you often met love?
Once, for sure. But I think I've been in love twice. And I'm ready for a third.

Octave, your character keeps repeating that he wants to be a better man. Is this the case?
Absolutely! This is the most beautiful thing that can happen to a man, wanting to change for a woman! This is huge for me to tell someone: "You give me the desire to be better!" Because of my drug problem, I find it almost impossible to maintain a real relationship. It always ends with: "It's the drugs or me."

Have you tried to stop for a woman?
I'm trying right now. For myself already, and possibly a woman. Because I always say: "I can not wait for Laurie or Katia, whoever is finally the next, to see me sober."

How did you make sense of things and not get lost on the movie set?
It is terribly dangerous to be in a situation where you have to play physical love when, in real life, the girl is pretty and you really want to kiss her. There are no more boundaries between the film and reality. However, I had to kiss a lot of girls in this movie! Lily Cole for example ... I've never said, but it was really weird to be in her arms because it's someone I would fantasize of. While pretending to be in love ...

Do you regret the statements you made in the British newspaper "NME" whereby you had a brief affair with Charlotte Gainsbourg on the set?
I regret all the time what I said. It was really stupid and immature on my part. I drank too much rum and took coke too that day, and the reporter kept pushing me ... I should have never uttered those words. Today, Charlotte refuses to talk to me, and I cannot blame her. However, this film is not a bad memory. The problem was that she was pregnant by another man, and that it made an affair impossible. I could not be what she was expecting ...

You often said that you had to act on stage. Does playing comedy give you the most satisfaction?
I always loved doing that. When I was little, I did shows with my sister, and invented bizarre characters. I know that I want to do other films. But music will always be the essence of my life.

Do you have a project in the cinema?
Yes, I'll do something with French director Philippe Grandrieux who approached me during the Cannes Film Festival. It is the story of an Englishman who moves to Paris to escape the dealers who pursue him. It's about drugs, girls and cars. It will shoot in September 2013, so I have a year to repair my chocolate (?) and learn French.

What would be your ideal movie poster?
They have all died because I do not see any in modern film! However, I view everyday old movies on YouTube. Yesterday, for example, I watched "The influence of crime" with Barbara Stanwyck. In my dreams, I'd run with Humphrey Bogart and Katharine Hepburn. And resume the role of Frank Sinatra in a modern version of "The Man with the Golden Arm"! Among the actresses of today, I see myself having a rapport with Marie-Josée Croze. Or Charlotte's sister, Lou, whom I met once in the street ...

And the music? It seems that you have refused to reform The Libertines for the closing ceremony of the London Olympics ...
No ... or maybe so. But I'm always the last to know. What is certain is that I will write and produce new songs with The Libertines and play on stage with Carl Barât next year. At first, not a whole album ... on the other hand, I'll make another solo album soon!

Полный текст статьи на французском

@темы: Charlotte Gainsbourg, 2012, Интервью

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Cell Ceiling Blues (Nothing Comes to Nothing)

[Pete Doherty]

Rome XS Live 14-09-12 (GLasstudios71)

Demo of a new Pete Doherty track expected to be on his next album. Produced by Adem Hilmi
Cell Ceiling Blues (Nothing Comes To Nothing)

@темы: Live, 2012, концертная запись, Видео

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ho capito perché

[Pete Doherty]

Сканы итальянского журнала Vanity Fair, сентябрьский выпуск.

Is there a big difference between being on set and being on stage playing?

Acting has been a difficult experience for me, from different points of view. A real job - waking up early, spending hours on the set, starting again the next day - which with music has never been like that, even on tour. Then my character, in some ways, he was so similar to me - his melancholy, his confusion, his sadness - that sometimes I did not know if it was him going on stage with his weaknesses, or me, with mine. But it was a great experience to have been immersed in. A real job. Everyday boundaries and rules. Things that I have much need for.

Why?

Too much freedom hurts me, I get hurt. For too long I was left alone with my tools: the guitar, the books, the brush.

And now that the film is no more, what happened to that discipline?

The rules are not there any more, for the umpteenth time. And I can once again be more whimsical, and have the upper hand and that's dangerous. I need to stay in places with rules. It's strange, but a place like this, and the state prison (he was jailed three times for drug offenses, editor), which certainly was a violent and boring place, but it was useful.

And out from prison, what are some places with rules?

Love stories. Those that make me want to be a better person. But just as with prison, even love does not last forever.

Why have you have moved to Paris?

I have a bad relationship with the British press. They have decided that I am a junkie and represent me that way, anyway. If I go somewhere and I'm sober, however, they will publish a photo in which I make a terrible face and look like I am. It is difficult and depressing to see yourself like that. Your flaws, your mistakes always there. In our culture, where the ambition is always towards perfection, everything is even more striking. Here in Paris my life is better.

Does staying away from a certain speed of life benefit you?

No, actually I'm the worst enemy of myself and to be alone, away from friends is not good for me

You speak very openly about your drug addiction. At what point is it?

It is a battle. Anyone who has had an addiction in life, no matter how long it has been around, he will be always on the battlefield, at least in the back of his head. Because the truth is that most people think that someone takes drug because, simply, he likes it. And it is difficult to distance yourself from this feeling, despite all the suffering that the drug brings with it. And when you no longer have the physical addiction you think I can start over in a different way, manage myself. It is a dangerous time, that I am in. A part of me feels the temptation, the other part knows that it's a lie. To be drugged is this: to feel better, get out of it - and then hide. It is a struggle that never ends. I now know that I must get clean.

Why?

Simply to survive. So I don't die. I do not and it has been clear to me at this time. But I cannot do it alone, I have to go into rehab.

The last one which was in Thailand, that you left.

Yes, I was doing well. I swam every day, I ate, I was in nature. I missed it very little, but I gave it up. As I was saying: when you are almost clean, you think you just want to return to it, why this time it will be different. I was wrong. But the good thing is that two weeks ago I stopped injecting heroin. It's amazing how much more present I am when I am not injecting.

The paintings you did with the blood have to do with injecting?

Yes, I'm not going to do that again. Looking at them I think how much negative energy there is in those paintings, how much presumption: Drugs and the arts can live together, that's bullshit.

You have two children: Astile of 9 years with Lisa Moorish and Aisling, a girl a few months old with the South African model Lindi Hingston. Does being a father push you towards being less destructive?

Honestly, I can hardly say that I am a real father. A father is someone who lives with his children, sees them grow up, educates them. I see them a little, not as much as I would like and I should. Astile is a great kid, when we're together I touch and hug him a lot. I'm always afraid that he forgets me, that he does not love me, and instead he tell me he loves me, and that makes me happy and it's important to me. Do you have children?

Yes, two.

And lucky, Italian children love their mothers. I know because I know a mother from Brescia, a very special person to me.

How did you meet?

Francesca was my first love. I was 18 and I was not famous, she was studying in London. It was a beautiful story. We lost touch for years and then met not long ago. She has a son, but not a partner. We went out for a drink and the situation got dangerous. I told her: I will love you forever. And she said: me too. Sometimes I think I will take a train to Brescia.

A public declaration of love?

Yes, Francesca I love you, split(?) all (in italian, ed.)

You really want to settle down?

For someone like me "settling down" is the most extreme adventure of life, I would like to try it.

Do you still think of Kate Moss?

Sometimes, yes.

Do you think you still love her?

She's married, that is the answer.

@темы: статьи, Peter Doherty, 2012, Фото, Интервью

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Исповедь сына века (отрывки)

[Pete Doherty]

@темы: 2012, исповедь сына века, Видео

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[~Floy~]

Pete Doherty’s first interview since leaving rehab.

@темы: Peter Doherty, 2012, Видео, Интервью

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[Pete Doherty]

1 - Jean Paul Gaultier stuns Paris Couture Week with a collection inspired by 'seductive, decadent dandy' Pete Doherty - and transgender model Andrej Pejic as star of the show;
2 - Gaultier's dandy cabaret wraps up Paris couture
- Пежич (и не только) в нарядах от Готье, вдохновлённым "Исповедью сына века" в исполнении Доэрти.

@темы: Peter Doherty, 2012, Новости, Фото

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Peter Doherty - Down For The Outing (2012)

[Pete Doherty]

New song by Peter Doherty for his future album. First recording (demo).

@темы: 2012, Видео

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[Pete Doherty]

Питер уехал лечиться в Тайланд от наркозависимости.
Пожелаем ему удачи, надеемся, что вторая попытка пройдет успешней!
Там он также планирует продолжить работу над новыми песнями для альбома, который мы все с нетерпением ждем.

www.nme.com/news/pete-doherty/64548



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Peter Doherty exclusive song and interview preview clip from forthcoming new show on sky Channel 200 'Hernu 'N Harris: Unhinged'. Out August 2nd 2012


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www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/music/...
Upd/ Из тайского рехаба пациент выписан досрочно «в терапевтических целях», чтобы не срывать лечение других пациентов

@темы: demo, 2012, Видео, Новости, Интервью

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[Pete Doherty]

@темы: Live, 2012, Видео, Новости, Интервью

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[Pete Doherty]

Photo: Mathieu Zazzo/NME

У Пита готово 12 песен для нового сольного альбома!

Libertines man, who is now residing in Paris, told NME in an exclusive interview that he has 12 songs written and is currently working on them with producer Adem Hilmi. Asked about his plans for a new album, Doherty said that he owes record label EMI a new record and already has a producer in place for the album. Speaking about his future release plans, Doherty said: "I keep getting told that we're [his solo team] under obligation to fulfill the contract with EMI, so we're looking to put a new album together." He continued "His name [the producer] is Adem Hilmi and he works at Slaughterhouse Studios in Harlesden. He's taken my hard drive with a view to putting this album together. It'll be 12 songs." Among the new tracks slated for inclusion on Doherty's second solo album are 'Gambling Man' and 'Cell Ceiling Blues'. His last solo album, 2009's 'Grace/Wastelands', was produced by Blur and Smiths cohort Stephen Street.

To read the full interview with Pete Doherty, in which he discusses Amy Winehouse, his battle with drugs and The Libertines, pick up the new issue of NME, which is on UK newsstands and available digitally now.

www.nme.com/news/pete-doherty/63059#1

@темы: 2012, NME, Новости

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[Pete Doherty]

Запланированные события 26 марта-26 июля:

март (3: 26,29,31)

29/03/2012: Korjaamo, Helsinki, Finland - отменен
30/03/2012: Umeå Open in Umeå, Sweden - отменен
31/03/2012: Trädgår'n, Gothenburg, Sweden - отменен

апрель (6: 1,6,9,10,11,28)

июль (3: 3,5,6)

www.lastfm.ru/music/Peter+Doherty/+events

запись создана: 05.03.2012 в 15:01

@темы: Peter Doherty, 2012

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[Pete Doherty]

33!

Peter Doherty @Geneva Antigel - New Song Bird Cage/Shamblesdemonstration


Babyshambles new song - sunlight and snow

@темы: Live, 2012, Видео, Интервью

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[Pete Doherty]

@темы: Видео

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[Pete Doherty]

Завтра, 26/02, в Кэмдене, Лондон, состоится открытие выставки «Peter Doherty. ON BLOOD. A Portrait of the Artist!»
На своей второй персональной лондонской выставке Питер представит как уже известные картины, написанные кровью и акварелью, так и новые работы, а также у посетителей будет уникальная возможность познакомиться с коллекцией различных безделушек, карманных часов и старинной мебели, которую Доэрти собирает много лет.

How To Find:
The ‘Cob Gallery’,
205 Royal College Street,Camden
30 Seconds Walk From Camden Road Overground Station
5 Minutes Walk From Camden Town Tube Station
www.cobgallery.com


Pete Doherty: 'I have a distinct memory of friends I had at school whose parents were, for want of a better word, bohemian. That was the kind of England that I thought I should have belonged to'
Teri Pengilley

Pete Doherty: I was a bit unhinged

A Little Death Around the Eyes: 'I was going through my Sid Vicious phase which consisted of going around burping in public, living in Stoke Newington. This print belonged to my friend Paul. I took it and he's still looking for it, so this show is going to be a nice surprise'
Teri Pengilley
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Untitled (With Amy Winehouse): 'It's a really old one that's supposed to be The Libertines, but I don't know who did the sketch of me, which really annoys me. Who drew me? It’s very colourful isn't it? I think my son might have done something to it. There's not much blood. Amy did [the portrait in the right foreground, beside the word "Ladylike"]. That's her self-portrait. She was on the phone to her dad when she did it'
Teri Pengilley
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3

Glastonbury: 'Here we see all the little sparkly things that fly above the festival. I had a dream the other night about Michael Eavis, he was sat in a wheelbarrow. Only joking. It’s dated 2008. I didn't use green until 2007. I like the crowd. At school I used to draw football crowds, I was fascinated by them'
Teri Pengilley
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New Love Grows On Trees by Pete Doherty
Teri Pengilley
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5

Babyshambles singer Pete Doherty posing in front of a painting called Broken Love Song at the Cob Gallery, Camden where his UK debut art exhibition, On Blood, opens next week
Teri Pengilley
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6

Leet Strife: 'This is one of my favourite paintings. It was supposed to be a pun on "Street Life". There's a house that was actually done by Charlotte Gainsbourg. That's a secret. The figures are a gang of Somalians hanging about outside a newsagents'
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Sweet By and By: 'We have a sketch of me here, looking a bit younger [top right corner], surrounded by boxes of codeine. That represents this time in Paris when there was a big heroin drought, so all the junkies in the morning would leave green boxes outside the chemist'
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Salome by Pete Doherty
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A mirror to his own demons: Former Libertine Pete Doherty is moving on to his next phase – as an artist
Teri Pengilley
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Babyshambles singer Pete Doherty posing in front of a painting called Broken Love Song at the Cob Gallery, Camden where his UK debut art exhibition, On Blood, opens next week
Teri Pengilley
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Babyshambles singer Pete Doherty posing at the Cob Gallery, Camden where his UK debut art exhibition, On Blood, opens next week
Teri Pengilley
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Babyshambles singer Pete Doherty posing at the Cob Gallery, Camden where his UK debut art exhibition, On Blood, opens next week
Teri Pengilley
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Kate Moss and Pete Doherty together at a festival during their on-again, off-again relationship
Matt Cardy/Getty
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Pete Doherty at the height of his fame in 2005, being mobbed by fans in Trafalgar Square, London
Bruno Vincent
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запись создана: 18.02.2012 в 09:39

@темы: Выставка, Peter Doherty, 2012, Рисунки Пита, Татуировки, 2005, Новости, Фото