The Libertines

The founding members of The Libertines, Carl Barât and Pete Doherty, met when Barât was studying drama at Brunel University in Uxbridge, and sharing a flat in Richmond with Amy-Jo Doherty, the older sister of Pete. This lasted until they realized their collective creative capabilities, and forged a bond over their similar passion for writing melodies and Dohertys love of The Smiths.[3] Barât abandoned his drama course two years in; Pete left his English literature course at Queen Mary College, University of London after only a year, and they moved into a flat together on the Camden Road in North London. They formed a band with their neighbour Steve Bedlow, commonly referred to as Scarborough...

Ringtones

Album Can't Stand Me Now - 2004

Dilly Boys
Cyclops
Cant Stand Me Now

Album Up The Bracket

The Delaney
Radio America
Time For Heroes
Death On The Stairs
Horrorshow
Tell The King
Plan A
Vertigo
Boys In The Band
The Boy Looked At Johnny
Skag and Bone Man
The Good Old Days
Up The Bracket
Begging
I Get Along