That's bang on. It's only when it suits them, they think they can say a few platitudes and then just move on happily. Some even take to showing 'concern' for their victims and trying to 'help' them, like when Russell Brand paid for the rehab for Andrew Sachs granddaughter. Now she's almost got Stockholm syndrome defending him...
I don't think anything Pete will say will make up for what I imagine he's done to a lot of people. (not necessarily intentionally, but his selfish ways and all the young groupies etc, I can't see how a lot of bad stuff wouldn't have gone down), and obviously he's never going to say any more about Blanco. Other than to defend himself.
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Did you see it? I'm sure we'd all like to hear your views : ) I'm boycotting the Louis thing as well I think...haha.
Fell asleep cos I was pissed

what i remember of I was great. I really think he's a fragile soul, addicts usually are. Striking opening scene he's sat there with his hands shaking smoking a fag, looking depressed as fuck, they call his name and he strides out looking like the swaggering rock star everyone wants to see.
I get this isn't a rave thread but you've gotta admit early libertines we're fuckin magic. So tight, so fast. Like the ramones.
The Louis Thereoux I found pretty heartbreaking. He seems to know he's not long for this world. Extent of his ambition for surviving seems to be to see Billy-Mae talk. He doesn't look well, all that bloat and water retention in his hands, wouldn't be at all surprised if he's not clean. Can you call yourself clean if you're a boozer? Seemed to be caning it all the time, and that was on camera so you have to wonder what he's like off. I think he'll go back on the gear for 1 last hurrah and that's when it gets them cos the tolerance is gone.
Many reasons to find him dodgy af but cos he's an addict isn't one of them.