#pete doherty

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Striped shirts obsession ( Part I )

More to come....

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pete doherty carrying kate moss out of the hospital, 2007

[missoneminute]

Barât once said he’d never find another songwriting partner like Doherty. Was he right? “I think it’d still be true now,” he says. “Ermmm,” Doherty says. Another loud exhalation. “You want the honest answer?” Yes, please. “Maybe I’m not thinking it when I write the song, but the first thing I think afterwards is, ‘I wonder what Carl will think of that?’, whoever I’m writing the song with. The honest answer is, everything I write is for Carl.”

Peter and Carl in The Guardian, February 2024.

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Pete Doherty performing with Babyshambles in Cologne, Germany. 13 May, 2006.

📸: Joerg Carstensen

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Peter Doherty and Carl Barât, 2024. 📷 Mathieu Zazzo on IG

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Pete Doherty by Hedi Slimane

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awww…🥺🥺

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feeling normal today

[lefreck]

God bless Pete and Carl for keeping homoerotic band relationships alight in the year of our lord 2024

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Babyshambles fans (London's Eventim Apollo, December 5, 2004). Photo by Hedi Slimane.

[missoneminute]

This is correct on every level.

[culture-sluts]

“The Libertines Unseen”: The Story of The Libertines in Pictures. NME, 31 July 2004. Scanned by me.

📸: Roger Sargent

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Pete Doherty interview for The New Cue, 26 Feb 2024 [X]: I did an interview in France the other day and when he was setting up his iPhone to record me, this French journalist, I saw a little list and it was times and dates and names of the people he’d recorded and he’d interviewed Damon Albarn a couple of weeks before. I was like, ‘Let’s have a listen!’ He was like, ‘No, no, it’s against journalistic ethics…’ I went, ‘Come on, let’s have a listen!’ So we had a little listen and there was one question he asked him about how he decides which song he uses for Blur and which song he uses for Gorillaz, which I thought was a good question. The answer’s great. He says he’s got a do-it-yourself chemical litmus test set. He makes a special potion and he dips the song, a USB or an MP3 with it on, into it and if the potion turns a certain colour, he uses it for Blur. Which doesn’t answer your question, but it’s quite a funny anecdote.

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Peter Doherty, December 2008 📸: Kevin Westenberg