This wonderful BBC6 interview features Matt Everitt speaking to Bernard Sumner. The programme includes Bernard's recollections of the early Punk scene in Manchester, his still raw and painful memories of his friend Ian Curtis' suicide, and the genesis of New Order's Blue Monday.
Very moving. Highly recommended.
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Sunday, October 3, 2010
Bernard Sumner - The First Time
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