The Libertines #2

[lemeray]

More. Same source.

His at a court appearance thats why he looks stressed.

These are from a few months ago.

 

[lemeray]

More. I love this outfit. same source

 

[lemeray]

Same source.

 

[the_libertine]

awww, he is such a cutie.

Does anyone know what is going on with him at the moment? I have been a bit lost for quite some time. I know him and kate aren't getting married. But what about that trial? Is it good news? Is he getting any better? I certainly hope so. He looks so lovely in those pictures.

 

[SiennaInLondon]

OMG what Kanita?! I am still not averse to Peter looking pretty but he looks bloated and grey and I want him to brush that little fringe away! I hate those little fringes men have when they wash their hair and forget to put it away

 

[Dohertysgirl]

Does anyone know what is going on with him at the moment? I have been a bit lost for quite some time. I know him and kate aren't getting married. But what about that trial? Is it good news? Is he getting any better? I certainly hope so. He looks so lovely in those pictures.

I saw him yesterday in Whitechapel, and he looked.. Well, he didn't look bad. At least not if you compare him to his friends.

 

[lemeray]

The Luckiest Man In The World

Filed Under: Anglophilia > Pete Doherty

After a judge in London this week applauded him for his progress on the road to recovery, ***** Pete Doherty has just signed a $2 million record deal with Parlophone.

Wednesday night he celebrated with a watershed show in Whitechapel, where, for the first time in ages, he earned rave reviews - and even appeared onstage on time.

There can be miracles!

perezhilton

 

[ballroombeliever]

has anyone got any news or pics on Carl? (the other Libertine member) He is truly gifted and easy on the eye

 

[Dohertysgirl]

Well he was in London Lite today (Carl that is). Something about having to stop Lisa Moorish (the mom of Astile) and this neighbour of him from killing eachother in an argument after Lisa came over for tea.

Am I making any sense? Didn't think so.

 

[Dohertysgirl]

private photos

 

[Dohertysgirl]

And i just bumped in to Carl Bârat and th rest o DPT in Camden town station looking rather puzzled. Carl is extremely short and quite skinny again.

 

[maitai]

^^ really ? wow you're lucky
what's up with them? i haven't heard anything about dpt in the last weeks?!

 

[tifa]

the only thing i know about dpt is didz should never have left the cooper temple clause who were making interesting music to dpt...a libertines spin off. but i suppose he wanted the fame that gave him..

 

[SiennaInLondon]

Didz is an ****. And much as I don't like DPT music much, I find it hard to criticise them because Carl is just such a sweetheart. Honestly a legend. I suspect you would be hard pushed to find someone that nice in rock these days. Although Annalisa is a crummy DJ in my opinion.

 

[Dohertysgirl]

Too bad he's a dwarf..

 

[Dohertysgirl]

Review from the London Lite (yep that London Lite) the day after Pete's gig in whitechapel.


Incoherent tramp? No, a treasure

Johnny Sharp, London Lite 18.01.07

It can't be easy being Pete Doherty. Maybe he deserves respect for ignoring the media circus and continuing to focus on music, which, in case you'd forgotten, was always his first love. Some Babyshambles gigs have been as coherent as a tramps' singalong on a park bench, but they all boasted a certain unpretentious love of playing, and a shabby, vulnerable charm.
This hastily arranged solo show in a small 400 capacity Whitechapel venue was typical of his impulsive way of operating. Yet something must have gone right for him to stroll on stage at 12.10am, on the dot of his arranged time. From the moment he opened the show with Libertines classic What A Waster this was destined to be a communal singalong.
As if to thank fans who've stuck by him, the gig soon turned into Doherty's Greatest Hits, with Libertines gems like What Katie Did and Don't Look Back Into The Sun performed alongside Babyshambles favourites like Killamangiro, and Down In Albion. After an hour of crowd-pleasing, he invited on stage reggae MC The General, who he met in Pentonville Prison, and a few other mates, but every time it looked like they'd stray into jam session indulgences, he'd launch into another wellknown song.
After two hours on stage, he had to be practically dragged off. Say what you like about Pete Doherty, but there are few who would play for hours on end just for the sheer love of strumming a guitar and singing their heart out.
What a waster? On this form he's almost a national treasure

 

[fashionistasista]

Review from the London Lite (yep that London Lite) the day after Pete's gig in whitechapel.


Incoherent tramp? No, a treasure

Johnny Sharp, London Lite 18.01.07

It can't be easy being Pete Doherty. Maybe he deserves respect for ignoring the media circus and continuing to focus on music, which, in case you'd forgotten, was always his first love. Some Babyshambles gigs have been as coherent as a tramps' singalong on a park bench, but they all boasted a certain unpretentious love of playing, and a shabby, vulnerable charm.
This hastily arranged solo show in a small 400 capacity Whitechapel venue was typical of his impulsive way of operating. Yet something must have gone right for him to stroll on stage at 12.10am, on the dot of his arranged time. From the moment he opened the show with Libertines classic What A Waster this was destined to be a communal singalong.
As if to thank fans who've stuck by him, the gig soon turned into Doherty's Greatest Hits, with Libertines gems like What Katie Did and Don't Look Back Into The Sun performed alongside Babyshambles favourites like Killamangiro, and Down In Albion. After an hour of crowd-pleasing, he invited on stage reggae MC The General, who he met in Pentonville Prison, and a few other mates, but every time it looked like they'd stray into jam session indulgences, he'd launch into another wellknown song.
After two hours on stage, he had to be practically dragged off. Say what you like about Pete Doherty, but there are few who would play for hours on end just for the sheer love of strumming a guitar and singing their heart out.
What a waster? On this form he's almost a national treasure

aww hes such a cuite - and im glad hes getting some good press... just wondering though - what was that comment on the London lite? What kind of newspaper is it?

 

[tangerine]

This thread will be taking a time-out, as will some of the people who persist in violating posted guidelines.

...and we're back. Please everyone respect the posting guidelines so everyone can continue to contribute. Your cooperation is appreciated.

Back to the music...

 

[Dohertysgirl]

Yes! Thank you Tangerine. So, about that Peter..

 

[tifa]

Didz is an ****. And much as I don't like DPT music much, I find it hard to criticise them because Carl is just such a sweetheart. Honestly a legend. I suspect you would be hard pushed to find someone that nice in rock these days. Although Annalisa is a crummy DJ in my opinion.

aye didz is. but the rest of the band aren't. they're getting on good without him though.

yes, carl is absolutely lovely. really nice bloke with time for people.