Pete Doherty interview on prison, losing friends to addiction and Brexit
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- At the height of his fame - fronting the Libertines, going out with supermodel Kate Moss and being one of Britain's most famous drug addicts - Pete Doherty was emblematic of London's highlife.
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But now the singer has switched the capital for the shores of Margate.
And rather unexpectedly he and The Libertines are opening a hotel.
Before going on tour with his new band, he spoke to Minnie Stephenson.
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he looks 40 and 19 at the same time
As someone with experience heroin, and I think, possibly methadone has that effect, I really should have googled this but I heard years back that it tightens the skin, and when you get clean from it for a substantial time your skin will look more like it's age...probably a load of bs
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He’s got a baby face
A real life Doriean Gray!
that one tired looking 19 year old. tough paper round lol
Back in the day, I wasn't really a Libertines fan, but ended up at a secret gig Pete did at the Boogalloo in Highgate. Just him with his guitar and his mate with one snare drum, and about 40 people in the audience. They played for over 3hrs, sat on bar stools, and were absolutely brilliant. I realised that night is misjudged him - I'd read the headlines and thought he was just a hyped-up junkie. I was wrong. Very very talented lad - and such effortless charisma. He won my respect. Good luck to him
Dan Williams i was in the same boat. However, his stripped down “intimate” shows didn’t do it for me either. I am pulling for him. I hope he nails a great album
He is poetry from head to toe. It's amazing.
I appreciate your honesty
He's such a talent
Yep best kept at a distance. Pretty vile individual in his full on junkie days. Hope he's concentrating on his art more now.
When you first see him, his outward appearance is pretty striking. But when you listen to him for a few moments, there’s something so so young and such a youthful energy to him. He has a genuine and pure heart that manifests out. I’m glad he’s doing well.
The world loves to demonize and ridicule addiction, until that person dies. Then it’s “so tragic, how heartbreaking... they were so young, so amazing so talented”. I hope moving forward we become more informed and compassionate. I’m so pleased to see him keep creating and working. Love you Pete.
Well said. You're absolutely spot on.
Well said. The hypocrisy confuses me. It’s a ruthless part of human nature.
I’d wager that same kind of polarisation is exactly what makes life so hard to navigate for gentle/sensitive/empathic souls like Pete Doherty. You’re right, authenticity radiates out of him.
Beautifully said
if press don't have people loving and hating - there's no media.
I can handle getting older, but when I see the artists i listened to in the London pubs in my 20s hitting 40 and growing up, a great sadness overwhelms me, knowing that those years and gone and shall never return.
So true life moves fast
Gives me weird feelings in my stomach.
Same. I don’t to, and will not, grow older than my prime
It seems like he’s doing better than he’s ever been. Kind of seems like a positive, yea?
@@benedicthampus4964 what if you hit your prime at 78? Don’t check out too early, if you can help it.
Many years ago I worked with him for a year. Before all of this, he was just starting the Libertines. He was the loveliest person you could meet. You could't dislike him at all. I have always felt deeply sad this happened to him, the sweetest person.
I was in rehab with him in 2005 in priory Southgate we had many a long chat and singing sessions in the smoking room but he really is a great guy with a traumatic past hence the drug problem . Anyone who was to meet him would totally agree what a lovely character he is
@@ianbed1 Awesome!
@Rupert Red 😨would definitely not look at Pete the same way if that is true - never heard that before but anyone who hurts animals like that gets zero respect from me
@@lolly5453 i don' t understand. Whad does he do to Animals ?
@@vamosama there was a comment mentioning abuse of dogs and cats... guess it’s been deleted, not sure how true it was 🤷🏻♀️
I felt deep sorrow when he fell silent, then tears filled my eyes, just had some empathy with him at that moment. Hope you can fumigate the demon Peter.
it's really heartbreaking. I watched this video before attendig to Puta Madres' gig (which was the first time for me) and it was sad. I watched it again and I cried because his words aren't just sad, they are "soaked" in sorrow.
@Henry Discipline not every expression of emotion in an interview is contrived
Really? I saw a person who had the world at his feet and made up imaginary demons to create an image that suited a fad trend. I have a feeling he tried pulling an Andy Kaufman on the British 'yoot' scene and it backfired. Now he runs a wanky BnB in a wanky town. Utterly pathetic and zero sympathies for the guy.
@@Soulrollsdeep And You are?
@@thehitpack766 lol a random internet hater
For all his faults, he's an underrated songwriter with a good heart.
bob don't believe everything you read in the tabloids.
the man with the green cortina really? He was a rock n roll star. I’m sure some of the bands you like done a lot worse. We all done things we regret. Hope the man gets his life on track. Second chance. He’s bright I’m sure he has regrets. Get off your high horse you dickhead
No he's not a good songwriter, not at all,
he writes simple basic lyrics , not a patch on bowie, Prince, Phil lynott etc
Hes a weird fella him mate
Underrated? Is about as two-bob as it gets. Listen to real musicians sometime.
I am an addict and glad to say 23 months clean, I've had to deal with a lot of pain and past traumas through a 12 step programme and I see a lot of pain still in Pete, I wish him all the best, I believe he is a kind, caring genuine man, hope you find peace mate
❤
Respect bro
Babyshambles shot to fame through the tabloids coverage of his addiction. Over or under rated junkie. The decision is yours.
Well done Neil hope your torch is still burning
Hope you're well ✌
I hate how some people just see him as a junkie. His music and poetry is seriously underrated. ❤️
he`s my favorite song writer
Every “junkie” has far more to there character than just there addiction. Not saying they are all good there’s good and bad in all walks of life
His song writing reminds me of Syd Barrett’s only more grown up. Both underrated in my opinion.
Nothing remarkable with his music career imho. Never understood the hype around Libertines. Songs are simply not there imho
@@iggypopisgod9 I prefer Babyshambles. I don't understand why the Libertines are so popular.
I stopped paying attention to Pete Doherty about 10 years ago despite my love for the Libertines, and watching this interview makes me remember why -- it's really sad to see someone battle addiction to hard drugs. I'm happy he's alive and still has a creative mind intact, and I hope he lives much longer. I don't judge addicts; they're at war with their mind and body constantly.
absolute respect for that last sentence.
man, life sure goes quickly by, people who epitomized youth are suddenly middle aged man, how did that happen?
"Time is Strange, Life is twice as Strange."
juan altredo yeah fucking weird
Tell me about it, where did all the time go.
Excellent comment
A silent thing called time! I woke up today and I'm fucking old, where does time go!?
"The addictive mind convinces you you're alright" Fact legit!
Its so true I've a friend who's an alcoholic, I don't know what to do for the best , I've tried to help him , I'm worried about him he always says he's ok but I know he's not he knows that but thats the indenal of an addiction
Kevin Hughes coming off is worse than being on in the short term .... in the long term it’s not but that short term is so horrific that you actually are ok as long as your not in that horrific place ....... it’s like a surfer & you think he’s just sitting on his board but really he’s waiting for everything to line up before he jumps on the right wave ,,,, all you can do is be there for him if he does decide to go on that wave
@stephen stewart Thank you Stephen for the advice I've got to see him soon so this information is so helpful to me 👍
@@mjkrbjcw Thanks mate realy appreciate it . Yeah it's like I've often thought am I doing enough as a mate , you almost start thinking to yourself I should do more feel guilty myself , I've always said to him I'd help in any way but likes been said it's got to come from him . Anyway thanks again 👍
@@dreamsreselling7215 I'm sorry to hear about your friend Kevin but truth is he has to want it for himself but denial is an enormous part of alcoholism but perhaps when he realises that it's costing him more than money then lets hope he seeks help I wish him all the best.
Heart wrenching to see him in bits, we are all human and it’s a big positive to see him come out of the other side. Must be a constant battle but the man has more strength than I and most I’m sure. Hope it all works out, quite a gentleman really.
Pete is going thru the worse part now when your body is clear of drugs & you have to deal with your emotions which have been lying dormant while your using, very difficult this is when most people start using again as you cry/laugh for no reason, feelings of guilt tear u apart then u have to learn how to live in the real world all over again i'm nearly 60yrs old I used for over 30 yrs I'm just getting my life together now it's really hard, I've done lots of detox's but I done it cold turkey this time felt like I was dying, some days I wished I would die, just wish I'd stayed clean yrs ago when I was younger as it's so much harder the older you get if only we could turn back time , good luck pete take it from an old timer it's not worth it to go backwards again.
Sadly, as with most chronic addicts their brains are left with 'holes' in them. They struggle with sounding comprehensive, they struggle with self-forgiveness. Their teeth are terrible, they age prematurely. I wish addicts, no matter how many friends and family have cut them off, start with self-forgiveness. Addiction is a terrible curse, but it's an illness. Own your behaviour, apologise, but commit to loving yourself no matter what. When you are kind to yourself you'll see how the world falls in line with you. It breaks my heart to see the monster of self-loathing and shame weigh down on a life. Go well Pete.
Wut
I cannot watch Pete without ending up crying. Such a deep empathy I feel to this guy. I sincerely wish him luck and hope the universe will give him an intrinsic harmony....:(
Me too 🥲
When he said ‘ there is a great difference in writing a poem in a prison cell compared to writing one in a cottage by a lake’😎👍💊🎸
SSSPPPPIIIIISSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jane Austen wrote by the latter, so who can guess which one's more sustainable 😂
Anne Frank didn't write her work by a fucking pond and it sold well@@jamesjohnston1297
@@rfcalm it sold because she is dead babe !!
@@lawrencetrafford8860 her father wrote it wit a bic biro
Never liked his music but glad to see he has survived addiction long enough to have Grey hair. More power to you mate.
I never liked him much but I like his music
Shame for those that died around him on his journey.
He's moved on from his Biscuit addiction now.
@Samuelson baker?
@@fantasyproduct1042 that's their problem not his
Met him on accident one night in London in summer of 2006. He was really sweet, taking time to chat with us, a group of annoying teenagers 😂 seemed like a gentle and talented soul, wish him and his family health and piece
That was the most painful silence I think I've ever witnessed and that face he pulled as soon as she asked him about everyone he lost, it was a grimace to stop him breaking down.
To everyone saying he's smashed here I'd say no because if he was that question wouldn't have affected him, it's only when your clean you get those emotions back.
Not saying he's clean all the time, reminds me of a fumbling Ozzie Osbourne in his talk, I've known loads of long term addicts but not one who ended up like ozzy,they're all pretty together for the most part.
100%. Long term addicts will know that you can't feel anything - when you're so far gone you don't care about anything or anyone.
Absolutely Criminally underrated as an artist and a poet. He’s our generations Dylan But it’s probably gonna take for him to pass on until he gets acknowledged as being as important to music and British culture as he is
Absolutely agree....he is a gifted songwriter/poet/artist.....but highly addicted.....
Most People will only realise that this guy is a genius when the world no longer hosts him anymore ... A real genuine artist
As it usually happens, my friend
@@monoburgos9913 life doesn't have to be so negative, one of the things that makes this crazy world so interesting is how different we all are. For the record, Working class, Never done heroin (yet) and own a range of cds from classical to hip hop. But I get it, he's never going to be to everyones taste ... ✌🏻
artistic at being a fanny who is more famous for being a druggy, jailbird. only muppets look up to clowns like this.
Preach
Yes, he is a genius no denying that
Is it me or does he look like that guy that was queuing for an Oasis Album.....?
I meant that “like” literally literal......
Don’t know if this is a joke or not, but just to be safe. Yes he is.
ua-cam.com/video/Quba72Xli8o/v-deo.html
Umberto Eco
What's queuing
Oh Pete, thank you for the amazing music that was such a big part of my teenage years. I really hope you'll beat addiction. Don't give up, man, never give up. God bless you mate
I heard he’s been clean for a bit now
The Truth is prison , in the U.K. , helps drugs and crime, change a failed system .
We should really look at Sweden, low crime rate and they don't send criminals to prison for petty crime, they go to correction facilities and not many of them re-offend from the statistics, it's society in the UK that wants to see everyone locked up and then prisons get overcrowded so the solution to the problem is to build more prisons, but unless society's thinking changes there will be no change and so we will go on to continue to fail and waste more money, 36k a year it costs to accommodate a prisoner in the UK, our average wage for workers is less than half of that
Very true , i'm going to send to my MP, is about time youtube was put to work ,
still liked him singing a Marc Bolan song , Elton on the Joanna
Dealers actually break into some prisons. Of course the guards know what's going on. You want a jail full of sober louts or drugged out docile junkies?
They even keep them topped up on diet of prescribed methadone and Benzo's.
Look up breakfast at bronzefield, a short video on here, I read the book, I felt so downhearted after it, like they don't want offenders to be rehabilitated to prevent reoffending, the book Breakfast at Bronzefield was written by a woman who served time there.
@@Gunzee It's not the answer though is it. The goal is not sober louts, it's sober rehabilitated ex criminals who can contribute to society.
When he teared up so did I. Such a lovely and talented soul. Wishing him all the best that life can afford.
It's a shame he allows his dogs to rip apart people's pet cats other than that I'm sure he is lovely.
When you have been to the edge of reality and made it back alive you learn something few people understand
Deep thought....
But you are never the same. You are always seeing things differently to most.
If your not living life on the edge your taking up to much room ! ♡' la belle et la bete'
Dog on the snooker table.
Pete: Don’t let him put you off
😂😂
Beautiful dog. I love that!
67 under Par actually I was talking about music but that appears lost on this monotonous diatribe.
Alex Higgins wouldn't have blinked.
@@67underpar61 yet I'll bet he has achieved more in his life than you ever will. Long after his death, he'll be remembered and revered for his music. Something tells me not many will care about some bitter chump on the internet
@@67underpar61 i don't in the slightest, in no way do i condone his drug taking, I'm quite obviously referring to his music which will live long after his death as it's touched many people around the world. I'm sure whoever bought your double glazing windows will remember you fondly when you've passed
So sad to see him like that. Broken in tears. I wish he could get to the place he needs to be healthy & happy. I know it's hard to get into new healthy habits when you have unhealthy psychological crutches. Whether it's drugs or just other unhealthy ways of living to just get us through the day. If only it was easier to cure psychological damage.
Josy Posy this is the first real thing I’ve seen from Pete, besides his music...
He really does put a face on it, but I’ve noticed he’s letting up, it’s good, I think he’s healing!
@@willbaldwin3605 let's hope so 😊
Josy Posy
Self inflicted
He has major mental issues and no doubt should've been medicated before he started on the drugs. I remember seeing an interview of him and he was crying and said he had un unhappy home life and his father treated him terribly. I don't think he ever got the love a person needs to have a healthy life.
I feel like he's incapable of being a dishonest person....hes not a perfect human being and he doesn't pretend to be...it's refreshing and wholesome..love this dude
Always think this is what Jamie Cullum would look like if he took the wrong turn
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😂🤣😂🤣😂
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If he had any talent, he could be this important. But he doesn't, so he can't.
😂
I wish him peace and sobriety.
"To your soul, to your soul"
He tears for himself and his relationship with his mother.
A broken heart that no one can heal but her or a loving spouse.
very good journalist, most interviewers wouldve interupted him when he paused to think but she let him think an create an awkard silence ( in a good way).
well, he hasn't cried on camera before so it would've made "good television".. Interviewers interrupt those moments to help distract them.
taliwakka27 he has cried on television before. In his news night interview years ago he cried his eyes out
@@andyrhodes9435 oh. Well it's still good TV as far as those sneaky bastards are concerned
taliwakka27 she should of got up and slapped him when he cried.
@@67underpar61 haha. she should have said why don't you go write a song about it you little baby
My heart broke for him when he got upset 💔
Poor old boy , so much talent , I can’t help but like him, he’s good stuff as far as I’m concerned
I absolutely love his work, it's beautiful
If you're a middle-class tarquin who can afford to indulge the childish bullshit that comes with first world problems
Is it? Beautiful? It over rate nonsense. Listen to more music. As a man hes an evil selfish scum bag
I've heard one too many times that he's a good person, despite his addiction, personal problems, et cetera. Got to finally see the Libertines last year, and he made us feel like we're all part of the band.
Diana M
What both of you.
Being an addict weather to drugs or alcohol doesn't make you a bad person diana m you must lead a very sheltered life if u don't know anyone who's addicted to something and their not bad ppl
Peter Doherty is a national treasure, a true gentle soul. Sincerely wish him all the best and if he wants to take gear then so be it, I would hate for him to be using because he has to though not just needs to
He definitely speaks like a guy whose brain has been fried by drug abuse
Still better than u though
Every way
@@skar5541 Aw boo boo, did you get triggered coz someone made a light hearted joke about Pete.... Hope you get over it soon (:
@@Razormiller Ha! Brilliant. Nah. I don't get triggered mate. Nice try 😁
@Joe Bloggs cause your're the eveyman, nothing about you is uniquie
first time I'm watching an interview of him. He seems like such a nice person
He’s got a good heart
When he fell silent and tears filled his eyes, that got to me ❤️
You big baby
Seems a lovely guy and I can relate to addiction. I hope he battles his demons - he looks like he has it in him to do so
christ that broke my heart watching him just break. best wishes to all affected and effected by addiction
When he talked about lost friends and torn friendships... that made me cry! 😢
looks like someone out of a Tim Burton movie
Johnny depp
What a talent. This is incredibly sad to watch. As someone who was once living in the chaos of alcohol and addiction, I can see that he’s totally gripped by it during this interview. So many tell tale signs, he’s even possibly in ‘black out’ and won’t remember this being filmed. I hope Pete finds some clarity and gets the help and support that he clearly needs before it’s too late...obviously he’s got to want it first. 😔
@D B looking and acting like he does in the video
Just on bupe or methadone probably right? Not necessarily smacked out of his face.
Either the luckiest man alive or the best method actor in history.. either way you could never teach someone how to be so magnetic and fascinating if they lived 300 years.. I’ve always thought he was beamed down from somewhere else. X
I’m 10 years free. Stopped at 42 and it was hard… putting down is easy, it’s living life sober that is in the beginning so damn hard. I’m free of the obsession now and life is so fucking beautiful.
All I can say is >> it’s NEVER too late. Never!
As the minutes turn into days that turns to years; so called ‘friends’ that abandoned you will be but shades from another lifetime. You will be divorced from the entire past lifetime.
Water seeks its own level my friend. I wish you the best!
I love him, he's such a character. I had to laugh out loud when I saw that dog on the pool table.
I miss Pete, so happy to see him doing well, Cheers❤️👏
Lovely Skull he’s not doing well here sadly, he’s back on the gear :(
the man with the green cortina That’s what I was thinking!
Doing well!? Eek. He’s out of his skull, probably in black out during this filming. I hope he finds sobriety before it’s too late.
If people can’t see what a nice guy he is ... poetic, emotional, human. Everyone has flaws x He also kissed me on my 40th at York Barbican x many happy returns Peter x
Ahhhhh same secret Gig in Melbourne he came off stage and kissed me then Carl Barratt second time ! They were a big part of my life in a hectic time the kisses sealed the end of a era and out the other side was such a blessing ♡' Peter for ever if you don't mind don't mind'
Never been a fan of his music
But addiction is a horrible thing it's obvious that he is still struggling
Always dtruggle.life is a struggle. Embrace it.down from 110mls of methadone tp 3.8ml jumping next week or so, all just one big fight but itsnt that life.hostile
@@adamwalkeraw it is mate we can only keep our heads up fight a day at a time
The reason we take drugs is often overlooked ?
It's a horrible thing when you can't get the drugs.
@Donnie Darko Haha, read what you said wrong, he didn't come down that amount in a week he's knocking down to 3.5ml in a week lol, doing that in a week is a rapid detox like stapleford or detox 5, they get you clean in 5 days but you'll seriously wish they hadn't, talk about walking dead, id love to see the figures of how many people are clean after a year and its 5 grand as well.
My eyes filled up with tears when he went silent, let me hold you bro
That interview ended exactly when it should have continued
"The biscuits will kill me one day... I know that"
Pete Doherty
The Jammy dodger!
@@twistedsis100 U knows it !!!
where does he say that
@@KutayUgurluer please search 'Pete Doherty Jammy Dodger' on UA-cam
Does he put crack in his biscuits then?
You made it peter ... always knew you would....dont you fall backwards.x your a super 🌟
Never judge a person until you've walked a mile in their shoes.
If they've got veruccas, I think I'll just carry on judging them.
... because then, if you decide you don't like the person, you're a mile away... and... you've got a new pair of shoes.
"There's just this soldier inside me who never cries"... *cries*
Pete I wish you well
You can do it
Your now 40 new life
Be Strong and courageous
You can do it
Do it for yourself
And your Mum
May God bless you
No Matter How He Looks Or What People Say Or Think About Him, Pete Is Such A Sweetheart, With A Beautiful Soul.Take Care Of You, Buddy. 🖤
Pete Doherty is such a great musician with a great heart, massive respect to him for getting to where he is today!
I am really sorry drugs and alcohol destroyed his life but he is talented artist and i hope he will stay clean and he will develop his potential as musician. good luck Pete !
"theres a mad soldier inside me who never crys and gets upset" said whilst he gets upset and crys
Lol I thought that
Inside and outside are different. Hes crying outside but inside hes soldiering on. Expand your narrow mind
Samuelson baker Why are you saying that? What did Pete do wrong?
That's what heroin does.
Samuelson baker 👨🍳
It's not too late Peter. Change your life around and don't look back, find all the ways you can to get clean.
For the first time in all of the interviews I saw with him, this was the first time that I felt that there was a bit of hopelessness on the drugs subject. He may not do so many drugs as he once did, but I'm almost sure that heroin has once again take hold of him. It felt almost as he knows deep inside that this ''thing'' grabbed him, and it won't ever let him go.
AMF He still has hope but doing the band thing might not be a good choice for him.
Erik Lucidor Yes that's important. I've been clean just over 9 years. My partner Alex ( who died in August aged 42 ) was on 120ml of Meth and he use to say to me it was like a diabetic had insulin he needed Meth to function. If it works keep on doing you. Be lucky.
Erik Lucidor well done to you mate too. It's hard rebuilding a life after years of madness but I've found peace in the spiritual sense amid the chaos of things. I have my dogs that keep me on a level and I live somewhere peaceful. Take it easy ❤️💛💚🇬🇧
@@eriklucidor422 This is nice to read stories that aren't tragic, thanks.
@@eriklucidor422 I'm so glad to hear someone else is thriving on methadone! I've been clean 5 years - the first year on Subutex and the past 4 years on 100 mg of methadone daily. Methadone has ABSOLUTELY, without a doubt, saved my life. I'm 35 and finally have a proper career, my own home, a new car and better than all that... the respect, love and close relationship of my family. Anyone who sees methadone as "trading one addiction for another," is seeing it in the wrong light. Like the insulin analogy... do people scoff at diabetics and look down on them, referring to them as "insulin addicts?" Years of drug use changes the way your brain functions. That's plain, proven science. Your brain stops producing certain chemicals because it's come to rely on your use of drugs (in my case, opiates) to produce them. If taking methadone is what my brain needs to properly function and allows me to be a productive and responsible member of society, a present and attentive parent, a loving and caring daughter and a reliable and hard working employee, why must there be such stigma associated with it?
I love hearing methadone success stories. Congratulations on your sobriety!!
He seems way more together here than I've seen him in other videos.
@@genghiskhanjunior9581 you don’t make sense mate
Im so glad hes happy n safe now.
Who ever thought he would live to 40? Remember seeing the Johnathan Ross interview thinking he’s gonna be gone within 2 years. That was back in 2007.
He knew he was destined to die young and join the 27 Club but he decided to change the narrative written for him. Good on him.
I’d love it if one day people asked him about something other than drugs.
there's not much else there, average singer songwriter when you take it all away
@@RJH1971 I feel impressive and sad at the same time, his life is full of drug and rehab..
He is / was just a filthy drug riddled scumbag
The Libertines were one of the most important bands we ever had.
Saw the libertines two years ago and they were amazing!!
A true poet ❤️
Peter sang this song in my car. Love you peter..thanks for all my stuff.x
Amazing he survived it all, hope it keeps going strong.
Always loved him always will. I see his heart so clearly. He gets hated and judged beyond but I see his talent and poetry is beauty.
L 1711 ❤️
One of the very rare UA-cam videos with some lovely comments ❤
I wish him the best of luck for the future and his music and his new adventure with a hotel in Margate
The sad thing in this world is that all the comments want to discuss the state he is in/ or has been in/ or his skin YET no one wants to comment on the beauty of the song he sings at the beginning that is riddled with Poetry. Sums up the current state of the world to be fair. "For poetry could solve all of worlds problems, the problem is that no f****er likes poetry"
Being astute enough to allow that pause to run from 4:20 is one of the best pieces of interviewing I have ever seen.
Don’t do drugs, folks!
Someone will say 'I don't want to loose you, I don't want to loose you like that'. But there's just something in me that, I don't know, it's just this mad soldier inside me who never crys who never gets upset, you know? and nothing can kill him.
I know exactly what he is talking about here, it's this stoic figure inside me that no matter how low I get hes always there to pick me up.
I have one that wants to kill me.
Lose.For christs sake, will you people ever learn, it's really not that difficult. Loose is the opposite of tight.
Stiff upper lip and all, sir!
A gentleman, full of sadness. Keep going, Pete!
I grew up going to see his gigs a lot. In 2005 I think I saw him 5 or 6 times. Brilliant songwriter. Looking at him now. Him and Carl were the people I used to look up to. Dressed like how they did. Same haircut. Now seeing how grey he is, makes me realise I’m only actually 6 years younger than him. Time catches up quick
He gives off Sid Vicious vibes in a way but but much more poetic & he made it where we all know Sid didn't.
Dresses more stylish too,plus I think Doherty is smarter ???( but I don't really know really)
Thank god we didn’t lose Doherty!!!
Not yet unfortunately
When's it actually going to open? Oh I don't know 😂 love him
We love you Pete. You inspired a generation. Peace be with you Brother xxx
I am guessing you speak for yourself. Peace be with you too xxx
Inspired a generation? Don't make me laugh
Didnt inspire anyone u clown hes a smack head middle class traitor
I've met a few celebs by chance and Pete remains the nicest celeb I've ever met. Was truly a very polite and lovely chap.
Who else have you met?
@@stevechristie2569 oo hard to say off the top of my head but ill name a few. I go to conventions as well and haven't paid to meet anyone but have still bumped into people. Warwick Davis, John Barrowman, Pamela Anderson, saw a panel for the game of thrones cast and met them after, Alyson Hannigan, Hayley Atwell. I also met Geri Halliwell in a park lol. Bradley from s club 7 😂. The list goes on a bit. Pete was just incredibly nice and polite and actually a bit shy.
Now he's been clean for 3 years. Let's hope he can keep it up. Brilliant artist.
Love his voice, so calm
He used to live downstairs from my parents' apartment in Paris. Nice bloke.
His song this is for lovers got me through a dreadful time i love him
As someone who has suffered addiction this is heart breaking....the mans a genius and he's managed to hold on to that genius despite being a struggling addict. Jim Morrison lost his mojo to addiction, that's what i think killed him in the end. The day a genius becomes a mere mortal its like superman losing his powers, death comes shortly after. I hope this doesn't happen to Pete. the last true rock and roll star.
I know people have a bad perception of Pete but addicts are helpless doesn’t mean they’re bad people. He’s made music that’s touched peoples lives and think he should have a better opinion about him from others
No matter what condition he is in. This guy is always stylishly dressed, paired with a terrific haircut
Lol his hair is a greasy mess
We all love you peter.x never give up.x
He sounds ripped out of his head.
Please release the full interview that was just getting interesting.
At 5:00 I would just want to give him a hug. You see he is feeling really emotional about that question.