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Peter Hook

Peter Hook

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Sep 28, 2026

speaker_0HOST
0:00
Okay, so I just read that Keanu Reeves introduced Peter Hook and The Light at a gig and rocked out to Love Will Tear Us Apart.
speaker_0HOST
0:06
How cool is that?
speaker_1HOST
0:08
Right, I mean, you wouldn't typically associate Keanu with this music scene, but it totally fits his vibe.
Steve GarveyGUEST
84:02
There's so much room for melody in there, and he doesn't do it.
Tom TraumaHOST
84:09
That's why a guy like Peter Hook is, you know, he's a famous bass player because he played the lead.
Tom TraumaHOST
84:14
He
Steve GarveyGUEST
84:15
wasn't really a bass player.
Andy RobinsonHOST
34:13
Does that work? Yes, it does.
Andy RobinsonHOST
34:16
You too, right? They could have a song covered by Lauryn Hill, Bobby Brown, Peter Hook, John Paul.
James CookHOST
34:23
Hang on.
James CookHOST
34:25
Lauryn Hill, Bobby Brown.
HaitchHOST
27:43
Jason, my first time ever Monday night, I went with a couple of dads from Marin.
HaitchHOST
27:48
We came into the city, uh, And we saw Peter Hook.
HaitchHOST
27:52
Oh, yeah.
HaitchHOST
27:53
And the light.
HaitchHOST
28:29
And then I didn't listen to anything else after that.
HaitchHOST
28:32
And I've never followed the band and how they splintered and all that kind of stuff.
HaitchHOST
28:35
Um, So apparently Peter Hook, when he tours, he chooses a New Order album and he plays it start to finish.
HaitchHOST
28:41
Interesting.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
3:45
The truth about what I should do Why I can't stand you no more There's a time and a place My life's such a waste And everything had to go wrong It's just what I needed Someone who needs me Someone I needed
Rob WalkerHOST
6:22
Starting the show today, you heard Shine, Someone Who Needs Me by Monaco, a number 55 charting single, the last of the three charting single for the new order bassist Peter Hook's side project.
Rob WalkerHOST
6:33
It might sound like Bernard Sumner on vocals, but it was David Potts, and we will hear from Bernard Sumner before the end of the first hour of the show.
Rob WalkerHOST
6:41
All tracks in the first hour were released in September 1997.
Richard KazanjianGUEST
19:32
And so I was, it sort of saturated, you know, my, uh, my foundations of, of music.
Richard KazanjianGUEST
19:38
As I really got into playing, I was heavily influenced by Peter Hook from New Order, Simon Golub from The Cure.
Richard KazanjianGUEST
19:46
You know, I really listened to the top end Sheen and the delays of Big Country and U2.
Richard KazanjianGUEST
19:53
So I had a lot of that sort of bouncing around in me.
Mike ParkHOST
31:14
I like feta cheese.
Mike ParkHOST
31:15
Oh, I went to Peter Hook last night.
Rick JohnsonHOST
31:17
Oh, how was that?
Mike ParkHOST
31:18
Uh, it was good.
Mike SquiresHOST
37:16
It's like not an original pickup, sounds amazing.
Mike SquiresHOST
37:19
Anyway, when I was on tour with Peter Hook, I was in San Francisco and I saw his daughter and I was like, you know, whatever happened to Joe's bass? And she kind of gave me the story.
Mike SquiresHOST
37:33
It wasn't like the family didn't have it any longer, but they had access to it.
Mike SquiresHOST
37:39
There was this whole other side deal.
Ty Nathan ClarkHOST
8:09
But let's, let's look at this random dude from Manchester who put this a lot easier than anybody with an art degree ever could.
Ty Nathan ClarkHOST
8:18
Peter Hook, touring right now, actually.
Ty Nathan ClarkHOST
8:20
The bass player from Joy Division and New Order.
Ty Nathan ClarkHOST
8:22
Congratulations, Joy Division and New Order, for being inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
Ty Nathan ClarkHOST
8:26
Well deserved.
Ty Nathan ClarkHOST
8:27
Peter Hook said this in ten words.
Ty Nathan ClarkHOST
8:29
He says, "When you don't know what you're doing, you make some wonderful mistakes." When you don't know what you're doing, you make some wonderful mistakes.
Ty Nathan ClarkHOST
8:41
Think about that.
Mike MansourHOST
1:12
whom I talked about in detail in last week's Swerve Driver episode.
Mike MansourHOST
1:16
Ian Curtis supposedly met Peter Hook and Bernard Sommer there, where they formed Warsaw slash Joy Division soon after.
Mike MansourHOST
1:22
Sounded like a pretty good show.
Mike MansourHOST
1:24
After this, we get the very first fall lineup.

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