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Interviews: Pete in December Q magazine (with Keane on the cover). After the Clash one, which was Pete at his most charming, this one is Pete at his most shitty. Obviously on drugs, as noted in lurid detail by the journalist, but just, you know, telling lots of stupid nasty lies. The usual stuff about how everything about the Libertines was never

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Wow...twin updates. ;) And so glad I'm not alone in being upset over the Q interview. I'm sick at the mo so not in the best state of mind to begin with and read it about 1am. Had me teared up. I wonder if he understands how fucking hurtful the things he says are. So glad I had Clash to follow up with.

LOL! Nah, I suppose I can still talk to you. Like I said I'll have to listen to the whole thing. Perhaps try and push my Wolfe prejudice out of the way. ;)

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I suppose it is possible to be a complete slimy git and still write good music? (Wolfie not Pete though Pete had better watch out or he'll go the same way...) I don't think Pete thinks at all about the consequences of, well, anything really. Lives in the present.

And yes, soul sisters crying over Q and posting.

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Don't see why not. It's happened in the past. I can't seem to find Napoleon on the NME site anymore. I'll have to check around soulseek a bit and see if I can find the single there so I can hear th b-side as well. And isn't living in the present what it's all about for him (Pete)?

That sounds so melancholy. ;)

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Even worse than liking Napoleon's B-side - finally got around to Kilimangiro. Which is a good song, and the band is good. Then the second song - Man Who Came To Stay. Half-way through, I realised that I was bored out of my mind.

I mean, it's not bad, it's just really boring.

I blame the drugs.... (his, not mine)