hooky's hacienda book
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G picked one up yesterday and I had a thumb through when he wasn't looking. It looks very good - loads of lists and detail for the trainspotters and some cracking pictures in the middle for Jemma.
Can't wait to read it.
Saw it for sale in WHSmith barnsley today,not in HMV in town yet tho.
Toolbox wrote: and some cracking pictures in the middle for Jemma.
Are you implying I can't read?
Geteting great reviews all over the press this weekend. Sunday Times and Observer blowing smoke up its arse and music monthly's MOJO and Uncut both giving it high praise.
Great snippet in one of the reviews about Hooky in rehab....this lad comes up to him and asks Hooky if he remembers him - as he used to sell Es to Hooky in the Hacienda. Hooky can't recall the kid at all. Then it turns out the kid is Hooky's rehab councillor 
I've read the first three chapters today (in between rifling through Colin's personal trinkets) and it's very enjoyable indeed. Very well written. Thankfully we don't get YET ANOTHER blow by blow account of the genesis of Factory/Joy Division/New Order. That's all put to bed in the first chapter. David Nolan's 'Wilson' book suffered by dedicating so much of it to this well worn story.
GlasVegas wrote: I've read the first three chapters today (in between rifling through Colin's personal trinkets) and it's very enjoyable indeed. Very well written. Thankfully we don't get YET ANOTHER blow by blow account of the genesis of Factory/Joy Division/New Order. That's all put to bed in the first chapter. David Nolan's 'Wilson' book suffered by dedicating so much of it to this well worn story.
it must be ghost written then if its well written. judging by hookys myspace blog he isnt the best of writers...
redken wrote:
GlasVegas wrote: I've read the first three chapters today (in between rifling through Colin's personal trinkets) and it's very enjoyable indeed. Very well written. Thankfully we don't get YET ANOTHER blow by blow account of the genesis of Factory/Joy Division/New Order. That's all put to bed in the first chapter. David Nolan's 'Wilson' book suffered by dedicating so much of it to this well worn story.
it must be ghost written then if its well written. judging by hookys myspace blog he isnt the best of writers...
Well, editors gotta make a living somehow in these tough economic times...
Received mone yesterday from HMV comes with a free DVD, evey night in the Hacienda listed and the chapters are the years from when it opened. Will start reading in a couple of weeks when I;ve finished me other book off
Toolbox wrote: I just know you like looking at the pictures.
We all like looking at the pictures.
Went to the Manc' HMV signing yesterday,was excellent,quite a lot there,Hooky was on top form,signed everything he was given(I got Closer & Low Life signed)as well as posing for photos,& Jon DaSilva was DJ-ing old Hac' tunes.Loved it 
kel wrote: Went to the Manc' HMV signing yesterday,was excellent,quite a lot there,Hooky was on top form,signed everything he was given(I got Closer & Low Life signed)as well as posing for photos,& Jon DaSilva was DJ-ing old Hac' tunes.Loved it
ERRR was jon dasilva really djing?
LiamShed wrote: Any idea when The Hooky Book will be available in the USA?
Probably never except as an "import". I'm sure it can be had thou. Not hard to get books from overseas from Amazon or HMV either.
A sad book really, no-one comes out of it well. Everyone appears to be on the take Rob G, AHW etc etc while Hooky and co are too off their heads to care.
kel wrote: Went to the Manc' HMV signing yesterday,was excellent,quite a lot there,Hooky was on top form,signed everything he was given(I got Closer & Low Life signed)as well as posing for photos,& Jon DaSilva was DJ-ing old Hac' tunes.Loved it
ERRR was Dave Haslem DJing......
Sorry it was John DaSilva, watch the DVD, he's on it. also have a look here
Jed Stephens wrote:
kel wrote: Went to the Manc' HMV signing yesterday,was excellent,quite a lot there,Hooky was on top form,signed everything he was given(I got Closer & Low Life signed)as well as posing for photos,& Jon DaSilva was DJ-ing old Hac' tunes.Loved it
ERRR was Dave Haslem DJing......
Sorry
Yep, it was def John DaSilva 
john played some cracking mix of 'jam on it' if anyone has ideas i'd be over the moon.
Cracking time! Got to meet Steve & Rachel (the NUTS),Jemmie,Sandra,Geno,Tony (new bassist in the making!),James (Hooky's PA),erm Jon Da Silva (erm "could you sign this Mr Haslam) D'Oh!....and Mr Hook and Jack. Speaking of Mr DaSilva,I asked him if he could sign my book "TO MONTY,the 2nd best bassist on the planet (allegedly)" Whey-hey got my wish...must be true,sorry Jed!!!!
Jed Stephens wrote:
kel wrote: Went to the Manc' HMV signing yesterday,was excellent,quite a lot there,Hooky was on top form,signed everything he was given(I got Closer & Low Life signed)as well as posing for photos,& Jon DaSilva was DJ-ing old Hac' tunes.Loved it
ERRR was Dave Haslem DJing......
Sorry
Jed you win £40!
I was never good with names 
Fookin superb mix tho,me lady n Monty were bouncing all the way round till we had are books signed...
Oh btw,never got the dvd (doovde for Jonny) as i got the book 2 weeks ago,bugger...
If anybody wants to send me a copy...
Think i told Monty it was Dave haslem Too,hope he didn't ask "dave" to sign his book as "Dave Haslem"...
No excuse really,i didn't even have a drink...
I AM terrible with names tho....
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kel wrote: Went to the Manc' HMV signing yesterday,was excellent,quite a lot there,Hooky was on top form,signed everything he was given(I got Closer & Low Life signed)as well as posing for photos,& Jon DaSilva was DJ-ing old Hac' tunes.Loved it
ERRR was jon dasilva really djing?
You sure? 
Where's my apology?
That's me & partner behind,I think,Monty & his partner(?)
