Pete Doherty & Kate Moss

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The guy was obviously not the full ticket. I thought that Pete was almost a cameo role in the whole thing, rather than the main player.
Ironically, I think it managed to show things from Pete's point of view rather than Max's. I mean, you could see why Pete was so pissed with him and why he punched him. The way the tabloids sold it was to make out that Pete D was spontanious and unreliable.
 
ta ta tabaloid posting...
everyone has their cross to bare, and most come of your own choosing
 
i totally agree with you there fashion puss. it made pete look good and max look manic and bad!

it was a good insight but it was more about max than pete there was really no point in it! its one of the worst documentries that i have ever watched!

and the name for it was very suitable!
 
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I agree, it did make Pete look good, it made me want to download his music!!
 
The best bit was after the crazy man spent most of the program filming himself and when he finally gets "his interview" he ran out of tape...

Oh I laughed so hard.:lol:
 
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^^^ somewhere deep inside i knew that would happen! mainly his own fault for taping him babbling on for hours about pete and random things!
 
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Pete wants baby 'Shambles
(Tuesday May 31, 2005 12:00 AM)

Pete Doherty has revealed that he wants to have a baby with Kate Moss.

He told the News Of The World: "I love Kate very much - we're definitely going to get married. We are trying for a baby together."

"I did do drugs but that's all in the past now. That's not me any more. My drug is babies now - I love them."

The frontman spoke to the tabloid ahead of Babyshambles' set at the Homelands festival on Saturday [May 28].

He continued: "It's like I'm reborn with Kate, my life is complete. I can't wait to settle down and have kids. We're already trying for a brother or sister for [Moss's daughter] Lila."

"Sometimes I might be stressed out writing a line for a song and I start getting frustrated and thinking it's not worth it. But then I see Lila and… I realise that's what life is all about."

Doherty already has a baby son, Estile, with singer Lisa Moorish and admitted: "I haven't really been there for him in the last year. I must sort that out."

"All that rock'n'roll lifestyle is just that - a lifestyle. It doesn't make you feel complete. What makes me happy is looking after the baby. That makes me at peace with myself.

As to whether the couple plan to marry, he said: "It's not about whether I'll make an honest woman of her, it's about when she'll make an honest man of me."




http://uk.news.launch.yahoo.com/dyna/article.html?a=/050531/340/fk53g.html&e=l_news_dm
 
Alpha Femme said:
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"I did do drugs but that's all in the past now. That's not me any more. My drug is babies now - I love them."

Yeah...it`s all in the past - 2 MONTH AGO!!!

Why doesn`t Kate tell that Pothead to shut up?!? :angry: I think he is totally embarracing her!
 
Kate last boyfriends (Jefferson Hack and Daniel Craig) were very quiet about their relationship, and I think Kate aprecciates the silence.
Kate maybe quite bold in her life but I bet she doesn´t seem to be prone to journal statements and confidences, it´s quite difficult to find an interview where she speaks about her private life more than three lines. Pete´s comments (if they´re true) about her and her baby are surely not Kate´s style.
If this new guy Pete (besides his drug problem) continues to open his mouth and talks about Kate and Lila private´s lifes he´s gonna get ditched reaaaaaaaall soon.
 
Peter Doherty is a decent man. My friend is his publisher and bailed him out of jail recently. He has made mistakes like every other person has, including Kate, and all he is trying to do now is love Kate and help her, release the new Babyshambles abulm and start a fresh. He has had problems, but this is probably due to the fact that he is one of the best song writers around. Sometimes it's hard being that talented. He's just been under the influence of other hardcore junkies ie. Wolfman. But I think he has coped well, especially after beign thrown out of the one of England's best bands, The Libertines, who would have gone on to great things and made much more amazing music.

If anything Kate and Pete will bring each other down. They are both to blame.
 
so, pete is at it again...

9 June 2005
DOHERTY: FOR KIDS, I'LL QUIT HABIT
Exclusive By Lorraine Fisher


WILDMAN Pete Doherty has vowed to kick drugs for the sake of his and girlfriend Kate Moss's children.

Doherty said he had anti-heroin implants fitted because of the effect his addiction was having on them.

He has a son Estile with Lisa Moorish and Kate has a daughter Lila with her ex, Jefferson Hack.

Doherty has also claimed they plan to start a family together.



He told Vanity Fair magazine that meeting Kate had saved his life.

Before then, he had been regularly injecting crack cocaine and heroin.


The 26-year-old said: "It was get an implant or die, the way things were.


"I was fixing up, shooting white, shooting brown, and then entering a relationship - I mean (Kate) saved my life and, really, I had to choose.


"She's got a young kid, I have a young kid, and there's no way it could happen with...""


He added: "Drugs are a very selfish thing."


http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/topstories
 
^ Right... and he hadn't realised he had a young kid before Kate came into his life?
 
kfx6 said:
If anything Kate and Pete will bring each other down. They are both to blame.

Yeah I agree, I love how everyone always seems to be implying that he's the only addict in the relationship.
 
i don't understand why everyone assumes the worst about pete and kate. it's like you want them to be unhappy.
 
^ I agree, and hope they are making each other happy.
Isn't Glastonbury coming up? (it's usually late June, right?) Do any of you think they'll really be married there?
 
tiamaria said:
normally the twenty something of june

[size=+1]Glastonbury Festival (UK) [/size]

Fri 24 Jun - Sun 26 Jun 2005
Glastonbury, Somerset


The mother of all festivals is on its way again!

As people worldwide have their computer mouse wavering on the ‘buy ticket’ button, it is expected that tickets will once again sell out within hours of them being posted. Hopefully 2005 will see a proper ticketing system instead of the 2004 attempt which crashed websites and erased bookings. It was declared ‘a complete load of crap’.

Despite increased ticket security and entry guards, Glastonbury still maintains a nonchalant reputation, where everyone from ‘earth lover’ to bad **** scally can chill out, go nuts or ‘find themselves’ in a field with the others of the hundred thousand strong crowd.

The first festival came together in 1970, just after the death of legend Jimi Hendrix.2000 people turned up to see T Rex. People enjoyed ox- roast and milk courtesy of Michael Eavis, owner of Pilton farm, the home of Glastonbury festival. Over the years, Glastonbury came and went and has been staged in consecutive years since 1981. 2001’s festival was cancelled due to the foot and mouth epidemic.

Glastonbury is known for everything from fire eating to knitting. The music is a mish-mash of young and old with every style that could possibly exist. The list of stages and tents is exhaustive. A very brief rundown of what you can expect:

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The Pyramid Stage: Where all the main headlining acts can be seen. Past performers include The Prodigy and Franz Ferdinand. Probably the place that will be most packed at the end of the night.

The Other Stage: Always has some kind of mega popular act on, such as Goldfrapp and Groove Armada. Catering for everyone, this stage always has something great going on.

Jazz World Stage: Not just for pork pie hat wearing jazz cats. A middle ground between dance and rock, this stage has been host to artists ranging from Amy Winehouse to Morcheeba. The bar next to it sells fab local perry.

John Peel Stage: Formerly known as the New Tent, it was lovingly dubbed after the late lover of new bands. Artists such as Coldplay and Lemon Jelly were established through this stage alongside more renowned acts like Death in Vegas and Ian Brown.

Acoustic Tent: The place with the ‘old time festival vibe’. A place to chill out and listen to wicked artists such as Ritchie Havens and Portishead.

Dance Tent: Rumoured to be undergoing a makeover before the 2005 festival, this tent is not just for plastic dummies and disco biscuits. Fatboy Slim is a regular alongside other DJs such as Seb Fontaine and Jon Carter. It hosts a variety of electro dance and chill out with artists such as Zero Seven and Scissor Sisters.

There are also circus tents, big tops and theatres to keep all walks of life amused. Get your backside down to Pilton Farm and have yourself a very happy time.


Tickets are now SOLD OUT, but if you're going already, here's who you can expect:

Line Up:

Pyramid Stage

Friday 24
Adjagas
The Subways
The Undertones
John Butler Trio
The Thrills
The Zutons
Elvis Costello
Doves
The Killers
White Stripes


Saturday 25
Hayseed Dixies
Taj Mahal
Goldie Lookin' Chain
Kaiser Chiefs
Ash
The Coral
Keane
New Order
Coldplay


Sunday 26
Yeovil Town Band
Bellydance Superstars and the Desert Roses
James Blunt
Jools Holland
Van Morrison
Brian Wilson
Garbage
Primal Scream
Basement Jaxx


Other Stage


Friday 24
Dead 60's
BlackBud
Tom Vek
The Black Velvets
The Editors
Hot Hot Heat
The Others
Babyshambles
Bloc Party
Royksop
Fatboy Slim

Saturday 25
Engineers
The Deadbeats
Modey Lemon
The Stands
KT Tunstall
Athlete
The Futureheads
Echo and the Bunnymen
Interpol
Kasabian
Razorlight

Sunday 26
Red Hand Band
Martha Wainwright
Brendan Benson
Thirteen Senses
Cake
Soulwax
The Dears
The Bravery
Rufus Wainwright
The La's
Ian Brown


John Peel Stage

Friday 24
The Boyfriends
Countermine
Infadels
El Presidente
Nine Black Alps
Maximo Park
Your Code Name Is: Milo
M83
Be Your Own Pet
Secret Machines
M.I.A
Willy Mason
The Tears

Saturday 25
Boa
Once Under
Outset
The Mad Staring Eyes
Morning Runner
Art Brut
The Rakes
The Departure
Rilo Kiley
The Subways
Longcut
The Earlies
Magic Numbers
The Go! Team

Sunday 26
Sucker
Sek Loso
Gear
Client
Hard-Fi
Dresden Dolls
Sons and Daughters
Jem
The Kills
LCD Sound System
Bright Eyes
Ryan Adams


JazzWorld Stage

Friday 24
Moya
Terry Reid
Dennis Rollins' Badbone & Co
Kokolo
Tyler James
Nigel Kennedy Jazz Project featuring the Jarek Smietana Band & Z Star
Alabama 3
Roots Manuva
Roy Ayers

Saturday 25
Players
Ilham Al Madfai
Levellers
G Love
Amparanoia
Taj Mahal Trio
Roisin Murphy
Seeed
Baaba Maal featuring Daande Lenol

Sunday 26
The Jaipur Kawa Brass Band
SkaCubano
Youngblood Brass Band
DJ Dolores : Aparelhagem
Oojami
Bellydance Superstars & the Desert Roses
Temple of Sound
Zap Mama
Wailers
Femi Kuti and the Positive Force







Acoustic Tent


Friday 24
Tiny Tin Lady
Clayhill
Ralfe Band
Mike Whellans the one man Blues Band
Allison Moorer
Declan O'Rourke
Battlefield Band
Henry McCullough
Paul Brady
Steve Earle

Saturday 25
Martha Wainwright
The Deadbeats
I Am Kloot
London Lasses
Chas n Dave
Glenn Tilbrook And The Fluffers
The Backbeat Beatles
Jerry Fish & The Mudbug Club
Paddy Casey
Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel

Sunday 26
Whalebone Polly
Amos Lee
Rodrigo y Gabriela
David Kitt
Patty Griffin
The Ukulele Orchestra Of Great Britain
London Community Gospel Choir
Dave Edmunds
Tori Amos
The Beautiful South




Avalon Stage

The Proclaimers
Oysterband
Eddi Reader
Sharon Shannon
Eliza Carthy & the Ratcatchers
Peatbog Faeries
Justin Sullivan & Dean White
Hayseed Dixie
Shooglenifty
Terry Reid
Rory McLeod
The Baghdaddies
North Cregg
Session A9
Baka Beyond
Los Albertos
Kangaroo Moon
Leon Hunt & Daily Planet
Polly Paulusma
The Broken Family Band
Martha Tilston
Seize The Day
Dragonsfly
Tarantism
The Huckleberries
Mahatma
West Coast Dance Tent

Friday 24
Stereo MCs
808 State (DJ Set)
System Seven
Michael Dog
Eatstatic
Kube 72
Ellen Alien
Zub Zub
London Electricity (Live)
Zinc
High Contrast
Friction
Blackout (Live)

Saturday 25
Hexstatic
Zen TV
Dreadzone
Layo & Bushwacka!
The Bays
Tayo
Mad Professor Dub Show
Tayo
Rennie Pilgrim Presents The TCR All Stars
Stanton Warriors
The Beat
Jon Moore (Coldcut)
Hallucinogen in Dub
Scratchy
Tetchi
Aural Imbalance
Breakfast With Howard

Sunday 26
Lord Gosh
Plump Djs
BT
Zen TV (Matt Black)
Banco De Gaia
Phil K DJ (Australia)
Atomic Hooligan
Sherem Jey
Jamie Liddle
Celloman with 'The Urban Soul Orchestra'
Monkey Pilot

G Stage

Friday 24
Hybrid
Hyper
Elite Force
J.D.S.
Dreadzone Sound System
Krafty Kutz
Koma & Bones
General Midi
Aquasky featuring The Ragga Twins
Atomic Hooligan / Jay Cunning
Phantom Beats
Breakfastaz
Bitesize

Saturday 25
Squarepusher
Speedy J
Chris Clark
Luke Vibert
DJ Surgeon
The Bug + MCs Ras B & Warrior Queen
DJ Radioactiveman
Mark One + Virus Syndicate
Ceephax
Cassetteboy + DJ Rubbish
Clever Bunny
N>E>D

Sunday 26
Son Kite
Tristan
Joti Sidhu
Ans
Jumanji
The Commercial Hippies
Man Made Man
Lox
James Monroe
Juju



East Coast Dance Tent

Friday 24
Chemical Brothers present… Glint
Justin Robertson (Glint)
2 Lone Swordsmen (Glint)
James Holroyd (Glint)
Nathan Detroit (Glint)
Adam Smith (Glint)
Bodyrockers
Evil Nine
Cakeboy
iTunes Present…

Saturday 25
Darren Emerson
Marky, Patife, Stamina and Cleveland Watkiss
GoldieLookinChain
DJ Format featuring Abdominal and D-Sisive
Timo Maas
Way Out West (PA)
James Lavelle
Ozrik Tentacles
Le Vagabond Boogaloo Club
Lunaloop
Tom Real Vs The Rogue Element

Sunday 26
Two many DJs
Freestylers (Live)
Skinnyman & DJ Flip
Mylo
Diggz & Rodney P (1Xtra)
Terri Walker Live
Diggz (1Xtra)
Young Blood Brass Band
Benji B (1Xtra)
Keisha White
Benji B (1Xtra)
Quantic Soul Orchestra
Benji B (1Xtra)
Diggz (1Xtra)



Roots Tent

Friday 24
Dubtribe
Panjabi Hit Squad
Swami Desi Rock
Pathaan
The Egg
Suns of Arqa
Foreign Beggars featuring: Orifice Vulgatron, Metropolis, Shlomo, Dag Nabbit and DJ Nonames
JAW (Just A Word)
The Doozer
LaidBlak

Saturday 25
Bobby Friction & Nihal
Chromeo
Cut Copy
DJ Cameo presents Hot Off the Block featuring Wiley, JME, Tinchy Stryder, Karnage, Crazy Titch, J2K, Lethal B and 2 Face
T Bone
Warren Suicide
Task Force & Rawdog
Ivory
Bellagios
Genesis Elijah

Sunday 26
Seeed
Daddy G
Iration Steppas
Smith and Mighty
DubDadda
Alpha & Omega
Hedge Monkey
Dib Dub
Dub from Atlantis
Chemical DubTheory

Dance Lounge Bar

Friday 24
Buggs in the attic
Pitman
Urban Myth Club
Little Barrie
Dive
Dbooga
Bimbo Jones
Fabrics
Adjagas

Saturday 25
Amalgamation of Soundz
Four Tet
Nouvelle Vague
Juliet
Damn!
Chef
Gaudi Featuring RedSeal
Dubrovnik
Think

Sunday 26
Gilles Peterson
Andy Smith
Husky Rescue
Racheal Yamagata
Anne Pigalle
Caged Baby
My Plan B
Akasha

p*ssy Parlure

Friday 24
Neece Un Unk's Early Morning Grooves
Peoples Republic Of Disco
Kokolo
DJs
Aphletik
DJs
Bingo Karaoke (mud in your ears)
Salsoul Sound System with Deli-G (The Touch / Vibe Fm)
Guilty Pleasures
Carolyn McGoldrick
"Lovely Morning"

Saturday 25
Neece Un Unk's Early Morning Grooves
Peoples Republic Of Disco
Babyhead
DJs
Oojami
DJs
Bingo Karaoke (mud in your ears)
Salsoul Sound System with Deli-G (The Touch / Vibe Fm)
Guilty Pleasures
Top Of The Farm!' Pop Quiz
Carolyn McGoldrick
"Lovely Morning"

Sunday 26
Disco Sensation
DJ Dolores Live
DJs
Ska Cubano
DJs
Bingo Karioke (Mud in your ears)
Salsoul Sound System with Deli-G (The Touch / Vibe Fm)
Guilty Pleasures
Carolyn McGoldrick
"Lovely Morning"

IdSpiral

Friday 24
MaFaiza (Masti Music - India)
David Rovics - political songwriter
Nathalie Interchill (Interchill Records)
John Crow -the shaman poet
Nick Interchill (Interchill Records)
Pete Ardron with Samanta Ray and guests
DJ BizNiz (IDSpiral)
Nova (Ultimae Records)
Toires (Hoots records / Morocco)
Sandra - dance performance

Saturday 25
Pathaan (Stoned Asia Music/Globetronica)
Liquid Ross (Liquid Records)
Liquid Djems (Liquid Records)
Gandolfi (Liquid Records/IDSpiral)
MaFaiza (Masti Music - India)
Paradox the wordsmith
David Rovics - political songwriter
short film
Solar Fields - live (ultimae records)

Sunday 26
Nick Interchill (Interchill Records)
Aliji (IDSpiral)
Chameleon (IDSpiral / Sangita)
paradox
Barclay (Synergy Project / Ozma / Labyrinth)
Kuba - live (LSD / IDSpiral)
Sara Popowa - dance performance
Gaudi (Interchill)
Film
Ott (Twisted)
Dalia - acoustic set

Also Featuring:

Inside Us All
Trancevisuals
Elestial
Billy Tantric





Left Field Stage

Sonic Audio (with very special indie guests)
The Beat featuring Neville Staples
British Sea Power
The Lovegods
Babyshambles
The Others
Teasing LuLu
Lady Sovereign
Billy Bragg
Steve Earle
Allison Moorer
The Mutts
Raices Cubanas
Candido Sabre
Neck
The Rosinators
Cuban Son Band & Dancers

Glade Area
Friday 24
Naked Nick
Le Vagabond Boogaloo Club
Tayo
Special Guest
Nick Interchill (Interchill Records)
Natalie interchill


Saturday 25
Aes Dana (Ultimae Rec/ France) live
Grantley
Dark Angel
Andy Barlow
Chimpandy (Plaid DJ)
Shpongle DJ Set
DIY with Digs and Woosh, Jack and Simon DK
Serve Chilled with DIY
Noodreem
Gaudi


Sunday 26
Jah Free
Tony Global
Soul Of Man (Pork Pie Hat Set)
Sancho Panza
Afterlife feat Cathy Battistessa, Chris Coco, Pathaan
Nagual Sound Experiment
Kuba (LSD/IDSpiral) live
Liquid Ross (Liquid Records)
Chameleon (IDSpiral / LSD)
Dive
Will Saul
Aural Imbalance
Eatstatic Chilled Set
Layo & Bushwacka
 
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