my vault part three

some more from back in the day when new order used to be a "pop band". there will be more later enjoy.

Trust Gillian to have the classiest guitar of the lot.

Comrade Shampanyov wrote: Trust Gillian to have the classiest guitar of the lot.

isn't that ian's?

Kinda looks like it, doesn't it?

Man, looks like NO were quite BIG in 80's. And is that the band who didn't do interviews? :) I thought they were less recognized even then. But here they look quite comfortable along A-ha, Duran Duran, Depeche Mode, etc.

Thanks for posting! :) Those studio pics are funny

yup as you can see there indeed was a time when teenage pop magazines featured new order.

'on the passionless live performances-' hearts might break. 'on the no-encore policy-' minds might get destroyed. very Fine Time and nice work there Ron Kirsch.thanks:sleepy:

remind me to dig out my blue & white vertical stripey shirt someday.

actually, I thought Ron was speaking in his old German accent, and saying that it was his fault (again x3)

Good work Ronald

But have you found that pic by the lake (not the pool) from Smash Hits, 1984 yet?

J.A.K wrote: actually, I thought Ron was speaking in his old German accent, and saying that it was his fault (again x3)

ah vault / fault i gotchcha. i was beginning to wonder as i had already apologised for Wembley.

Johnny wrote: Good work Ronald

But have you found that pic by the lake (not the pool) from Smash Hits, 1984 yet?

i have a few more to come yet. with the order in what looks like in the woods somewhere. shergs reckons he may have that lake pic somewhere, we'll see. perhaps its among one of those.

I will have to loan you that Steve/Gillian article done in 1985 to coincide with the release of Low-life where the 2 of them are standing around in the basement of the Hacienda for you to host on Imageshack and then post on here. BTW, all this stuff is coming up very nicely online. As for the lake pic....still looking.

many thanks Ronald, always great to see these articles.

keep an eye out for the next installment. i can't believe i've actually kept this stuff for almost 20 years.