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Initials KB? He's in some pics in Hooky's book if it is him.Originally posted by ChrisPackit View PostI did a gig at the previous ClientCo, and we took a guy on who was claiming to be Ian Curtis' best mate, which I thought was BS. When I did some Googling, low and behold there he is in the photos with him! Funny thing was, when Ian split from his wife Debbie, she threw loads of pictures, records and scrap books with Ian's scribbled song lyrics in them in which this guy kept them for Ian, away in his garage.
I'm surprised he had to work again having sitting on that treasure trove ....
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4. William Burroughs saying to Ian Curtis 'Fuuk off, kid' when he tried to blag a free book..
I did a gig at the previous ClientCo, and we took a guy on who was claiming to be Ian Curtis' best mate, which I thought was BS. When I did some Googling, low and behold there he is in the photos with him! Funny thing was, when Ian split from his wife Debbie, she threw loads of pictures, records and scrap books with Ian's scribbled song lyrics in them in which this guy kept them for Ian, away in his garage.
I'm surprised he had to work again having sitting on that treasure trove ....
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Unknown Pleasures
Got the book, Peter Hook (hey, that rhymes!) it's a total laugh! More about gigging and taking the piss than about Joy Division, includes anecdotes about;
1. In unfeasibly large turd at Leigh Festival
2. The relative merits of the double-wheel Transit (Echo and the Bunnymen - more capacity) against the single-wheel (Joy Division - easier to maintain) as a tour van.
3. Steve Morris being arrested as a Yorkshire Ripper suspect
4. William Burroughs saying to Ian Curtis 'Fuuk off, kid' when he tried to blag a free book..
I saw Peter Hook once at an REM gig in 1984/5 at Manchester International (shiithole) but because he had a reputation for being hard I was too scared to talk to him. Met Terry Mason tho, he was once a singer, drummer, mixer, sound man and eventually Road Manager for New Order - he's in IT now!! On my Linkedin I think....Tags: None
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