However, what has really disappointed me is the recording of the album. Which is a bit odd. It's a really refreshing album though - even if the artwork is fucking horrible. A single, 'Albion' will follow two weeks later on November However, the record is now being traded on various file-sharing networks. Link from NME.. What is the fucking point in publicising the fact that an album is available on the internet to download illegally?
I mean I wouldn't have known that Babyshambles' new album is available to download had NME not reported it. I bet a lot of other people are in the same position as me. However, i am now trying to find the album on various torrent sites. I've found one torrent, although it's not looking likely that it'll work.
I reckon the new Babyshambles album will fucking rock. Hi, If you want to know who I am, what I do and what kind of person I am then perhaps you'd be better off reading my blogger profile or visiting my website - albiondream. However, if you want to know my opinion on the latest music news, then this is the right place. When I can be arsed i have a busy life you know.. Yes, i shall comment on them.
Sounds easy enough to understand. Hopefully we can stir up some sexual conversation, etc. They began writing songs together, employing a variety of different characters including a prostitute and a year-old to complete their band, which they called the Libertines. Their first single, "What a Waste," was released the next year and was followed shortly thereafter by the critically acclaimed full-length debut Up the Bracket.
Despite the Libertines' success, Doherty's drug habit he later admitted addictions to both crack and heroin caused him to miss many of the group's shows. Once Doherty was released, the two made up, immediately playing a show together and planning for the Libertines' future. Doherty then entered a rehabilitation clinic in rural Thailand, where he stayed three days before escaping to Bangkok and eventually making his way back to England.
The Libertines issued their self-titled sophomore record in August , but despite the critical praise it received, the band was essentially defunct.
In August , Babyshambles released the single "Fuck Forever" in anticipation of that autumn's full-length Down in Albion, which, although messy, still showed some of the brilliance Doherty could deliver. After Babyshambles' album, Shotter's Nation, the band went on hiatus and Doherty recorded his solo debut with producer Stephen Street and Blur guitarist Graham Coxon. The following year, the Libertines reunited for a series of well-received shows, including gigs at that year's Reading and Leeds Festivals.
In early , Doherty and Babyshambles returned to the studio with Stephen Street to record their third album, Sequel to the Prequel, which arrived that September.
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