Libertines fans!
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virtually dead
Simply Thrilled, Honey
Oh for God's sake 
Libs reunion and it's in bloody London,
Libs reunion and it's in bloody London,
virtually dead
Simply Thrilled, Honey
I hope so
The Good Old Days, great song
you quite fashionably quoted it
The Good Old Days, great song
you quite fashionably quoted it
andreatobrazil
Mayonaise
are you serious? carl and pete together again? i want a REAL reunion. like, i want a reunion tour and new albums. i don't think it could be the same, i just think it sounds like a cheery idea.
soundofthenorth
I'm Not Sorry
yeah i know check youtube
Albion
Me
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6YliPEEvt8w
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHAB2waQmIM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nV84-TAYuQA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbXk9-80Nd4
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Audio
Albion (Acoustic)
Don't Look Back Into The Sun (Acoustic)
The Good Old Days (Acoustic)
Tell The King (Acoustic)
What Katie Did (Acoustic)
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=AOQ8QWS0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHAB2waQmIM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nV84-TAYuQA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbXk9-80Nd4
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Audio
Albion (Acoustic)
Don't Look Back Into The Sun (Acoustic)
The Good Old Days (Acoustic)
Tell The King (Acoustic)
What Katie Did (Acoustic)
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=AOQ8QWS0
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vicarinatutugal
can't reMember
Sister_Steve
We all hate Leeds scum!
Ace. Been waiting nearly 3 years for a Pete n Carl reunion. Unfortunately I've gone off them quite a bit, I found their second album a little disappointing. Maybe I'll rekindle my love for them now.
Sister_Steve
We all hate Leeds scum!
I like Babyshambles too and I don't mind DPT. But it just aint the same!
Albion
Me
A good review i found:
Rumours have been flying about ever since the announcement of the two ‘Evenings with Peter Doherty’ some weeks ago. Rumours fed by press coverage of the Doherty-Barât booze-fest over Easter weekend. But rumours have been going around about possible reunions for years. And that’s what they have been. Rumours. Not to be taken seriously.
The evening began in a similar vein to the previous night. We settled in for a really lovely evening of Peter at his best joined by a number of interesting guests. A collection of songs from Left Hand frontman Alan Wass kicked things off. After joining Wass for his final number, Pete launched into a series of songs, sometimes lurching from one to the next, sometimes pausing and chatting to the audience, blagging beer (a no smoking venue, so he was not able to scrounge the usual fags).
All the while, slightly bizarrely, a painter worked on a large canvas stage right, rapidly filling in performers in shades of brown. Peter then introduced the legendary Bert Jansch, and after one duet, left Jansch to do a brilliant set alone, rejoining him to sing a poignant version of Jansch’s ‘Needle of Death’.
This was followed by more solo Doherty, and he was in good form. Sweet-voiced, breathy, lyrics accompanied by acoustic guitar. A harmonica appeared several times, but always seemed to be the wrong one for the song, so never was used. Pete never seems to be able to hold still on stage, and this was no exception. He wandered, fidgeted, folded himself up like a giant rag doll. He took his wide brimmed hat off and fanned himself and when the audience urged him to keep it off he explained that his hair was all flat and he couldn’t. Really, we wouldn’t have minded. He was charming, in good voice, and showed once again the reasons why audiences love him: he is an amazing, talented writer and performer. Songs included ‘Killamangiro’, ‘I Love You But You’re Green’, ‘Beg, Steal or Borrow’, ‘Cyclops’, ‘Back from the Dead’…..and more.
Pete then announced a special guest, Carlos Barât. The audience went wild. ‘Nah, only joking’ he said, ‘what do you expect for twenty five quid’……pause, as the audience groaned and laughed……and on walked Carl. In tight suit, tie and porkpie hat. Looking formal and a bit nervous. Pete beamed, as the crowd stood up and cheered, moving forward as much as the seated auditorium would allow. ‘Hello’, said Carl, and so began nearly an hour of magic.
From a slightly hesitant version of What a Waster to a roaring, sing along of Time for Heroes, they both relaxed into it, and began to have fun.
Highlights included a series of faux-starts to Seven Deadly Sins whilst they bickered over the time. Carl: 123, 123. Pete: 1234, 1234. Carl: no it’s 123, 123, we’ve gone over this hundreds of times……. Pete led Carl into ‘Dream A Little Dream of Me’ with, ‘Carl, I’ve been thinking……..’ and playing the intro, and Carl not only sang it, but accompanied himself with a rubbishy tap dance.
They also played ‘Good Old Days’, ‘Death on the Stairs’, ‘Tell the King’, ‘What Katie Did’, ‘France’, ‘Dilly Boys’ and ‘Don’t Look Back into the Sun’. Carl messed up words to songs he has not sung in a long time, and both fumbled sometimes with what came next….. but none of that mattered. Carried along on a wave of totally rapturous enthusiasm from the crowd, both Carl and Pete gave performances marrying past to present – and seemed to have a good time along the way.
After a brief interval (enough for a quick fag, we assumed), they reappeared to do ‘Albion’ with Carl on vocals and Mik Whitnall on harmonica, and ‘The Delaney’. Pete bowed and left the stage, leaving Carl to the last word. ‘Thanks’. And thanks to them from all of us who were privileged to be there. It was an incredibly exciting, emotional evening. Many of us witnessed something we thought might never happen. Whatever the future brings for Peter and Carl as joint performers, tonight was wonderful. It was electric, and full of joy. And it was now, tonight, not about the past, not about the future. And that was more than enough.
Rumours have been flying about ever since the announcement of the two ‘Evenings with Peter Doherty’ some weeks ago. Rumours fed by press coverage of the Doherty-Barât booze-fest over Easter weekend. But rumours have been going around about possible reunions for years. And that’s what they have been. Rumours. Not to be taken seriously.
The evening began in a similar vein to the previous night. We settled in for a really lovely evening of Peter at his best joined by a number of interesting guests. A collection of songs from Left Hand frontman Alan Wass kicked things off. After joining Wass for his final number, Pete launched into a series of songs, sometimes lurching from one to the next, sometimes pausing and chatting to the audience, blagging beer (a no smoking venue, so he was not able to scrounge the usual fags).
All the while, slightly bizarrely, a painter worked on a large canvas stage right, rapidly filling in performers in shades of brown. Peter then introduced the legendary Bert Jansch, and after one duet, left Jansch to do a brilliant set alone, rejoining him to sing a poignant version of Jansch’s ‘Needle of Death’.
This was followed by more solo Doherty, and he was in good form. Sweet-voiced, breathy, lyrics accompanied by acoustic guitar. A harmonica appeared several times, but always seemed to be the wrong one for the song, so never was used. Pete never seems to be able to hold still on stage, and this was no exception. He wandered, fidgeted, folded himself up like a giant rag doll. He took his wide brimmed hat off and fanned himself and when the audience urged him to keep it off he explained that his hair was all flat and he couldn’t. Really, we wouldn’t have minded. He was charming, in good voice, and showed once again the reasons why audiences love him: he is an amazing, talented writer and performer. Songs included ‘Killamangiro’, ‘I Love You But You’re Green’, ‘Beg, Steal or Borrow’, ‘Cyclops’, ‘Back from the Dead’…..and more.
Pete then announced a special guest, Carlos Barât. The audience went wild. ‘Nah, only joking’ he said, ‘what do you expect for twenty five quid’……pause, as the audience groaned and laughed……and on walked Carl. In tight suit, tie and porkpie hat. Looking formal and a bit nervous. Pete beamed, as the crowd stood up and cheered, moving forward as much as the seated auditorium would allow. ‘Hello’, said Carl, and so began nearly an hour of magic.
From a slightly hesitant version of What a Waster to a roaring, sing along of Time for Heroes, they both relaxed into it, and began to have fun.
Highlights included a series of faux-starts to Seven Deadly Sins whilst they bickered over the time. Carl: 123, 123. Pete: 1234, 1234. Carl: no it’s 123, 123, we’ve gone over this hundreds of times……. Pete led Carl into ‘Dream A Little Dream of Me’ with, ‘Carl, I’ve been thinking……..’ and playing the intro, and Carl not only sang it, but accompanied himself with a rubbishy tap dance.
They also played ‘Good Old Days’, ‘Death on the Stairs’, ‘Tell the King’, ‘What Katie Did’, ‘France’, ‘Dilly Boys’ and ‘Don’t Look Back into the Sun’. Carl messed up words to songs he has not sung in a long time, and both fumbled sometimes with what came next….. but none of that mattered. Carried along on a wave of totally rapturous enthusiasm from the crowd, both Carl and Pete gave performances marrying past to present – and seemed to have a good time along the way.
After a brief interval (enough for a quick fag, we assumed), they reappeared to do ‘Albion’ with Carl on vocals and Mik Whitnall on harmonica, and ‘The Delaney’. Pete bowed and left the stage, leaving Carl to the last word. ‘Thanks’. And thanks to them from all of us who were privileged to be there. It was an incredibly exciting, emotional evening. Many of us witnessed something we thought might never happen. Whatever the future brings for Peter and Carl as joint performers, tonight was wonderful. It was electric, and full of joy. And it was now, tonight, not about the past, not about the future. And that was more than enough.
Camilla
New Member
I'm a huge Libertines fan. The band that made me a music fan along with the Clash and just sort change my life around. Probably one of my favorite bands. I used to love Pete, but now everything that's been going on, I don't know, I still love his music, but maybe is a phase. I like Babyshambles too, I love Down in Albion. Dirty Pretty Things are good, but maybe Shambles is more my style. Nice to see them together ( I almost cry watching them in a video on the website of nme)
I used to love Pete, but now everything that's been going on, I don't know, I still love his music, but maybe is a phase. I like Babyshambles too, I love Down in Albion. Dirty Pretty Things are good, but maybe Shambles is more my style. Nice to see them together ( I almost cry watching them in a video on the website of nme)
meat_is_murder19
New Member
I hope the libertines get back together i met pete in a pub he is really down to earth and mellow guy
Albion
Me
Tracks:
1] Serves You Right To Suffer (Alan Wass)
2] Hired Gun (AW)
3] Getting By & Getting High (AW)
4] Sylvia (AW)
5] What Katie Did Next (Alan Wass + Pete)
6] East Of Eden (PD)
7] Lost My Phone In Paradise (PD + Bert Jansch)
8] It Don’t Bother Me (BJ)
9] Blackwaterside (BJ)
10] Fresh As A Sweet Sunday Morning (BJ)
11] I Got A Woman (BJ)
12] Carnival (BJ)
13] Needle Of Death (BJ + Pete)
14] Killamangiro (Peter)
15] I Love You (But You’re Green) (P)
16] Pipey Magraw (P)
17] Beg, Steal & Borrow (P)
18] Arcady (P)
19] Smashing (P)
20] Back From The Dead (P)
21] Cyclops (P)
22] Salome (P) > Carlos Intro
23] What A Waster (Peter &Carl)
24] Death On The Stairs (P&C)
25] The Good Old Days (P&C)
26] What Katie Did (P&C)
27] Dilly Boys (P&C)
28] Seven Deadly Sins (P&C)
29] France (P&C)
30] Tell The King (P&C)
31] Don’t Look Back Into The Sun (P&C)
32] Dream A Little Dream (P&C)
33] Time For Heroes (P&C)
34] Albion (P&C)
35] The Delaney (P&C)
1] http://www.bestsharing.com/files/ZSMlOTo262840/An Evening With...Part 1.rar.html
2] http://www.bestsharing.com/files/4KWcBaU262841/An Evening With...Part 2.rar.html
3] http://www.bestsharing.com/files/x3ZI2J9262839/An Evening With...Part 3.rar.html
4] http://www.bestsharing.com/files/aWBEj6H262883/An Evening With...Part 4.rar.html
All there, all in 320k mp3. Fits nicely onto 2 CDs.
1] Serves You Right To Suffer (Alan Wass)
2] Hired Gun (AW)
3] Getting By & Getting High (AW)
4] Sylvia (AW)
5] What Katie Did Next (Alan Wass + Pete)
6] East Of Eden (PD)
7] Lost My Phone In Paradise (PD + Bert Jansch)
8] It Don’t Bother Me (BJ)
9] Blackwaterside (BJ)
10] Fresh As A Sweet Sunday Morning (BJ)
11] I Got A Woman (BJ)
12] Carnival (BJ)
13] Needle Of Death (BJ + Pete)
14] Killamangiro (Peter)
15] I Love You (But You’re Green) (P)
16] Pipey Magraw (P)
17] Beg, Steal & Borrow (P)
18] Arcady (P)
19] Smashing (P)
20] Back From The Dead (P)
21] Cyclops (P)
22] Salome (P) > Carlos Intro
23] What A Waster (Peter &Carl)
24] Death On The Stairs (P&C)
25] The Good Old Days (P&C)
26] What Katie Did (P&C)
27] Dilly Boys (P&C)
28] Seven Deadly Sins (P&C)
29] France (P&C)
30] Tell The King (P&C)
31] Don’t Look Back Into The Sun (P&C)
32] Dream A Little Dream (P&C)
33] Time For Heroes (P&C)
34] Albion (P&C)
35] The Delaney (P&C)
1] http://www.bestsharing.com/files/ZSMlOTo262840/An Evening With...Part 1.rar.html
2] http://www.bestsharing.com/files/4KWcBaU262841/An Evening With...Part 2.rar.html
3] http://www.bestsharing.com/files/x3ZI2J9262839/An Evening With...Part 3.rar.html
4] http://www.bestsharing.com/files/aWBEj6H262883/An Evening With...Part 4.rar.html
All there, all in 320k mp3. Fits nicely onto 2 CDs.
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