1) Cockney reference for snorting cocaine
2) The act of being punched in the throat
3) A great song by The Libertines
4) A great album by The Libertines
2) The act of being punched in the throat
3) A great song by The Libertines
4) A great album by The Libertines
1) "All his money goes right up the bracket"
2) "Punched him! Up the bracket"
3) "That song 'Up the Bracket' kicks arse!"
4) "That album 'Up the Bracket' kicks arse!"
2) "Punched him! Up the bracket"
3) "That song 'Up the Bracket' kicks arse!"
4) "That album 'Up the Bracket' kicks arse!"
by JiMbOmUrPhY April 26, 2006
A reference to being punched in the throat.
It's also the title of The Libertines' first album and one of the catchphrases of Sid James.
It's also the title of The Libertines' first album and one of the catchphrases of Sid James.
by a February 18, 2007
The alley in Bethnal Green, London, where The Libertines' song 'Up The Bracket' was filmed that has become a place of pilgrimage for Libertines fans. It is graffittied with many Libertines lyrics and is close to Carl Barât and Pete Doherty's former flat on Teesdale Street.
Up The Bracket Alley, the origin of one of the greatest songs ever, is at Hare Row, Tower Hamlets, E2.
by rcguz August 01, 2008