6 May 2005
Playing Hooky @ Return to New York, Toronto
Mike Doherty talks to Peter Hook for www.eye.net just ahead of Return to New York tonight in Toronto:
"I like the edginess of it," he says of DJing, "that sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. Reading the crowd -- sometimes it's very, very lonely up there because you've not got your guitar to hide behind. Fucking hell, it does get a bit traumatic."
Read the full article here.
Friday 6 May
Return to New York
The Mod Club Theatre
722 College
Toronto
Hooky also talks extensively about his bass playing in the current issue of the imaginatively titled Bass Player magazine (the one with the scary-looking airbrushed cover).
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Thanks to Paul and C.
"I like the edginess of it," he says of DJing, "that sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. Reading the crowd -- sometimes it's very, very lonely up there because you've not got your guitar to hide behind. Fucking hell, it does get a bit traumatic."
Read the full article here.
Friday 6 May
Return to New York
The Mod Club Theatre
722 College
Toronto
Hooky also talks extensively about his bass playing in the current issue of the imaginatively titled Bass Player magazine (the one with the scary-looking airbrushed cover).
--
Thanks to Paul and C.
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