I'm sorry if this has already been covered, I couldn't find any mention.
Pitchfork Media are running this story which is really just reporting on his blog.
"Peter Hook's Book About the Hacienda Club: Too Hot for the Presses?"
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I'm sorry if this has already been covered, I couldn't find any mention.
Pitchfork Media are running this story which is really just reporting on his blog.
"Peter Hook's Book About the Hacienda Club: Too Hot for the Presses?"
This book,along with Hookys new band will probably never see the light of day. Both projects have been a work- in- progress since the last ice age.![]()
Ha - I missed this on MySpace. It's a cracking read.
Bless Hooky for leaving the right amount of XXXs in the names.
"180 Would XXX complain about the allegation of taking ecstasy – again not the most serious allegation but still nevertheless an illegal drug?"
Ha ha - there's only one three-letter names pillhead in Manchester!
Diamond 383 wrote: Ha - I missed this on MySpace. It's a cracking read.
Bless Hooky for leaving the right amount of XXXs in the names.
"180 Would XXX complain about the allegation of taking ecstasy – again not the most serious allegation but still nevertheless an illegal drug?"
Ha ha - there's only one three-letter names pillhead in Manchester!
Joe?
Comrade Shampanyov wrote:
Diamond 383 wrote: Ha - I missed this on MySpace. It's a cracking read.
Bless Hooky for leaving the right amount of XXXs in the names.
"180 Would XXX complain about the allegation of taking ecstasy – again not the most serious allegation but still nevertheless an illegal drug?"
Ha ha - there's only one three-letter names pillhead in Manchester!
Joe?
Who's he?
Diamond 383 wrote: Ha - I missed this on MySpace. It's a cracking read.
Bless Hooky for leaving the right amount of XXXs in the names.
"180 Would XXX complain about the allegation of taking ecstasy – again not the most serious allegation but still nevertheless an illegal drug?"
Ha ha - there's only one three-letter names pillhead in Manchester!
wasn't it like 'ecs' was the 'drug' of choice back in the day.
so, if "everybody" took, why write about it? how hypocritical!!!!
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That's the point of the lawyer's letter, if you read it all. Someone who's spent his whole life boasting about his own drug abuse could still sue someone for libel if they wrote about it.
Rule 1 - don't ever expect anything that a lawyer says to make any sense.
i always wondered why biographies never included any of the fun stuff, about what went on behind the scenes.
now i know.
once the lawyers are done with this book, it will be totally lame.
come on hooky, do the right thing and ignore their advice!!!!