Peter acoustic set at Jamm, Brixton, 21January, 2011

[@ill_NEET]

he is committed by law to sing the same words every time despite having the ability to shape words like sand in his hand

[@PaulRoundhill]

Can you explain a bit more? I didn't know that and in fact if you listen to the songs on this channel you will find many variations in the lyrics from the published versions.

[@ill_NEET]

@@PaulRoundhill it's more to do when artists are on stage, as an lyricist myself I can't imagine singing the same words everytime when there's so much more open interpretation for other lyrics, hence the theory SETS = Gang = You must obey the law = of the song play it the same time, some kinda Masonic theory about how if you divert from the original scripture it breeds creativity

[@PaulRoundhill]

if you listen carefully Peter change words and lines constantly.

[@rhysevans5502]

What are you doing lad? Leave Peter alone

[@PaulRoundhill]

What are you talking about Rhys?

[@rhysevans5502]

@@PaulRoundhill are you still pals with Peter? Has he paid you yet?

[@PaulRoundhill]

number 1. Peter has owed me over £60,000 since 2007. number 2. Peter wrote some dreadful lies about me in the memoire "A Likely Lad" number 3. Peter is big and ugly enough to manage his own affairs without interference by random Welshmen, however well-meaning. number 4. Its good to make your aquaintance Rhys - have a good day.

[@PaulRoundhill]

Don't get me started. Peter's manager and wife forbid him from choosing his own friends and they benefit from the income I generated. We have a lot of unfulfilled business that is on hold, I have prints that need signing, literature that should be published, exhibitions that are prevented from going ahead. Hundreds of thousands of pounds could be generated but for the intransigence and ignorance of his handlers. It was great to see him at the 100 Club in May and Peter invited me backstage but it was made clear that he's not in control and his manager made me leave the club it was incredible to see how they don't allow him to see friends - they take his toys away and its obvious that he's not happy. The Babyshambles reunion is his bid to regain some independence and freedom. The Libertines has been merely a cash generator and personally I couldn't have less interest in their records or shows. I think that everyone is excited about the prospect of Babyshambles getting back together - this time on a professional level without all the excesses of the band's first iteration. There was so much talent packed into that band and I'm expecting Gemma Clarke and Adam Ficek, Drew McConnel, Mik Whitnal AND Patrick Walden to participate in studio recordings, intimate gigs as well as international arena dates. Hopefully he'll settle the debts - - 2003 - 2007 was clearly his most creative and prolific period. It was a big mistake not getting lawyered up back when we were working closely together. I was producer of "this is for Lovers" video and mentored him on multi media, video, film, literature and art. I set up the film "Who the F*ck is Peter Doherty?" that he received £150,000 cash plus all rights after three showings by BBC3, I arranged the BBC 2 Arena documentary and the DVD "Up the Shambles", I created his career in fine art and arranged press, exhibitions alongside Banksy, Warhol and Hirst at the Bankrobber Gallery which is what he owes around £70,000 from, shows in Paris and in Geneva with the wealthiest Swiss private family bank belonging to Thierry Lombard, I also introduced him to Greg and Cynthia Thomas Californian owners of 2K video games company who fund Strap Originals - Peter gets by because of an almost super natural charisma - the truth is coming out now about how many of his lyrics are stolen - but as they say ... "Good artists borrow and great artists steal" so yes most of the tunes and lyrics are stolen believe it or not we are still friends. It is obvious to the whole world how prolific he was creatively before this current management - They know that if I spent a day with Peter we could easily raise hundreds of thousands because we have an incredibly powerful collaborative energy between us - They hate that. Peter has an extraordinary sensitivity and empathic collaborative creative talent which is demonstrated by his work with Carl, with Wolfeman, with myself and others but his management are terrified of losing control, he is a prisoner almost. He isn't allowed a phone or to travel unsupervised. Peter called me one day from the rehearsal studio in Hackney before some Libertines dates, he invited me over and we spent the day driving around London and visiting family members but when his manager found out we were together he went ballistic and the poor driver of our vehicle got it in the neck, the manager was screaming down the phone at the poor guy.He was ordered to return the vehicle to the studio and I really don't understand why. I care far more about the art, the writing and the outstanding creativity than the money he owes me and it is tragic that he is denied the freedom that his work requires. I don't know what you thought of the film "Stranger in my own Skin" but it took 15 years to make and was a crushing disappointment. The most significant artist of our generation hobbled like a chained animal.

[@Chris-w2p6j]

My oh my.. some comment you left there Paul! I hope you're doing well all the best buddy