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Man! I'm so glad this came up on my feed! The Reels were such an important part of my life back in the 80s. Lovely to see you again after so long Craig!

I just stumbled upon your channel and omg your knowledge and content is beyond impressive!! Please keep this going!! This just makes me smile😊❤

Excellent interview

I love the guy. I hope I get to see him doing a gig someday. 😎 Moments of Madness is a great album too.

Can’t wait to see him on 1 August here in Sydney. The man is an intelligent maestro, so worthy of greater recognition.

What's the instrumental from 0:00 to 0:28?

Great interview. Top Geezer.

Post Punk ? it was called New Wave, punk, ska ,mod, not post punk

This is Good. Solid, fun , interesting.

You guys are amazing. I love and enjoy everything you do....but one question, where's The Fall??!

Looking forward to this...but have I missed something..The Fall...???

Can’t wait

I would rather watch Hugh's band nowadays.. than the present day Stranglers. When i go to watch a Hugh gig, i take it for what it is, something new that "He" has created. When i go and watch a todays Stranglers gig, i get an uneasy feeling that it aint really The Stranglers anymore. Hugh's band have as many original Stranglers members in it, as the band that today call themselves The Stranglers.

Wow! thank you

NO.

Good interview… I’m hoping to see him live solo tour in the states sometime.

Leaving the Stranglers shuttled Hugh into realtive obscurity playing increasingly smaller venues.

Peter Hook speaks so well - it's a pleasure to listen to him

Mullets are a bad bedfellow with non-Cyrus types since he killed the haircut with one record...

Been listening to the podcast . Echo and the bunny men. Reference to Peter de Freitas. You diss the guy and say don't worry he's dead .

I love your podcast and look forward to every new episode. It’s one of my favorite eras of music and you all are so amazing at telling the tale of post-punk. 🙏🏻

Thanks fellas on your podcast, really enjoyed hearing all your views and learnt a few more facts i never knew, being a masive New Order fan theres not much im not aware of....lol Just a quick retort to your discussion on "Love vigilantes", its maybe not so throw away as i heard that it was written that the returning soldier was a ghost? Plus the bouncy bassline is fantastic and the ending guitar thrash was ripped by the Lightening Seeds for the song Pure, so gets another big thumbs up from me....are you doing a part 2 or even 3? ps, i loved the Deborah Lyall Razormaid mix of Subculture and the Record Mirror stripped down version is also fabulous.

I will never understand why anyone in their right mind thinks that after 43 years, Weller is suddenly going to get the Jam back together after the career he has had since. His true peak was in the 90s, not the bloody 70s. I like the Jam, they had some good singles, but I like Wildwood and Stanley Road way more.

Fantastic! Well done again guys, you certainly know your onions!

Hooky continually flogs the long dead horse! I saw Joy Division twice & both times Hooky stood mostly with his back to the audience, now he smiles etc because he loves the cash! Absolute twat.🤡

Wow! I cart wait!

To quote Stephen Morris on ABC RN, “the song the taught a generation of white males to dance”.

Nosferatu is bloody fantastic! IMHO, White Room is one of the top covers of all time! killer! Thank you for a great interview! Cheers!

Guy on our left 1st one looks like Peter hook coincidentally

Great man.

Wonderful man

A reunion isn't going to happen but I'd love for Paul, Bruce and Rick to do a sit down interview about The Jam rather than just these piecemeal interviews.

Setting Sons my fav album

He sounds a bit like Michael Caine😁

High quoting an idiot from school saying a line as old as time like he was a philosopher ffs that’s me done with him how magnolia

Amazing interview. Hugh fabulous as always. Thankyooou. 🎶🎵🤩

Hugh is always a fascinating character and great to listen to, thanks fellas loved this.

For God's Sake get back with Paul, before its too late. Thick as Theives .

Thank you so much for your great interview with Super Hook. The 3 of you are fantastic and the quality of your interviews is outstanding. Turning an interview into an amicable chat is not that easy. Besides.......now I know that I am no longer alone.....Peter Hook and I will never win a Nobel in Geography 🙂Who cares????? Thanks again and best wishes! Giorgio 🙂

I didnt enjoy the bbc doc..as muuch as this interview

Hooky looking like he’s in the Playboy mansion with his open shirt and transplanted hair!

Im still seeking for the Portsmouth Studio Sessions, no-one heard of it ?

Very interesting interview

I stayed with Hooky after the divorce with NO

whats the story with meeting george best?

is the guy on the far right Begby from Trainspotting?

All off the back of Ian. Lucky man.

Man I love Peter Hook, but somebody gotta tell him Joy Division wasnt as influential as the Sex Pistols. I like JD better and think they are def in my top 10 favorites but the wave brought in from The Sex Pistols took the world by storm. Joy Division is some amazing sneaker though...

Fabulous podcast fellas, bumped into Dexys literally at moor street train station, they were all in a hurry late for a train...dressed all in black with donkey jackets and wooly hats, then a year later met Kevin at Faces nightclub in five ways in brum, he is not tall but he is very broad and imposing and a really friendly and gracious man.