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just to show that q have never been especially kind to them.

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from german teen pop mag Bravo.

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this for some reason is in mirror image.

more from the days that the order appeared in pop magazines. there will be more later enjoy.

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please let me know what you think, or post your own images.

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Nice one,:thumb:

But wrong forum surely?:skeptic:

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Keep on with the rarities, Ronald! :thumb:

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Christopher Owens wrote: Nice one,:thumb:

But wrong forum surely?:skeptic:

well it started with the smash hits to fold thread (i count that as from my vault part i), and since then i've put them in behind closed doors. i figure people will find it here as well.

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should i dare break out the Q and rolling stone articles, as those mags still exist? what about melody maker? what would nme think of that as they now own the rights.

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Oh thanks for post these Ron.

Yes, break them out; break them out. :thumb:

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yep some nice posts there ron,especially the german one,thats a pic id never seen of the band. nice to see a pic with gillian with them looking so cool. sigh those where the days.

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:thumb: :thumb:

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Kultband Mit Hit. Danke, Ronno. :)

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Ronald Kirsch wrote:

please let me know what you think, or post your own images.

Is it just me or is it scary Britny Fox got the same rating as technique???

Great pics.

JHC

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Thanks! So basically you imply that New Order were one of those teen pop bands, back then? :shades:

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[orange]|| | ||| 6217|| 8 || 3[/orange] wrote: Thanks! So basically you imply that New Order were one of those teen pop bands, back then? :shades:

nope, just that show they actually used to be written about in pop magazines. as you can see they always have to explain new order's history, "risen from the ashes of joy division etc".

for a time it new order were successful enough to warrant some attention from these pop magazines.

ian what do you think of the Bravo article? i said i'd post it.

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Ronald Kirsch wrote:

[orange]|| | ||| 6217|| 8 || 3[/orange] wrote: Thanks! So basically you imply that New Order were one of those teen pop bands, back then? :shades:

nope, just that show they actually used to be written about in pop magazines. as you can see they always have to explain new order's history, "risen from the ashes of joy division etc".

You think they might be tired of that hack line after a quarter of a century?

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nice.thanks. BraVo- kultBand mit hit New Order.. need to replace a couple of clapped out sequencers ..or Peter Hooks biker boots. --Substance -- shows how far NO have developed in six-and-a -half years.:hooky: early electro of Everything's Gone Green, BM, to the opulent Perfect Kiss.
and on to the commercial thrust of True faith. A bonus the cassette and CD versions contain all the B- sides.

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Comrade Shampanyov wrote:

Ronald Kirsch wrote:

[orange]|| | ||| 6217|| 8 || 3[/orange] wrote: Thanks! So basically you imply that New Order were one of those teen pop bands, back then? :shades:

nope, just that show they actually used to be written about in pop magazines. as you can see they always have to explain new order's history, "risen from the ashes of joy division etc".

You think they might be tired of that hack line after a quarter of a century?

yes you would think so, but it keeps cropping up. these days they also always add something like they survived the collapse of their record company and their night club.

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J wrote: nice.thanks. BraVo- kultBand mit hit New Order.. need to replace a couple of clapped out sequencers ..or Peter Hooks biker boots. --Substance -- shows how far NO have developed in six-and-a -half years.:hooky: early electro of Everything's Gone Green, BM, to the opulent Perfect Kiss.
and on to the commercial thrust of True faith. A bonus the cassette and CD versions contain all the B- sides.

yeh some truly funny lines there.

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Ronald Kirsch wrote:

ian what do you think of the Bravo article? i said i'd post it.

Ha, I told you I always found 80's Bravo mags very funny by the way they entitled the headlines. Like this... Kultband mit Hit :lol: (eehhh nämlich Kultband mit Blauem Montag? ;) )

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Good stuff Ronald, one of these days I gotta make some scans for a New Order interview from a US zine called Black Market, where Barney humourously claims that Stephen used to be a professional ball-room dancer.

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ok i'm feeling generous. here's a better copy of that pic.

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whoa, Hooky's looking sharp in that photo. Thanks OP! :thumb:

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Nice one RON.HAdn't seen that one in the forest or woods before.Nor the German one.Great stuff.Have loads of the stuff here but not got a working SCANNER.Send me your ADDY RON and i will send you a GEM from the 80's.Very special little item and you may NOT have seen it.Will be good for it to go to a NEW HOME.Regards ROCKET MICK :thumb:

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Rocket Mick wrote: Nice one RON.HAdn't seen that one in the forest or woods before.Nor the German one.Great stuff.Have loads of the stuff here but not got a working SCANNER.Send me your ADDY RON and i will send you a GEM from the 80's.Very special little item and you may NOT have seen it.Will be good for it to go to a NEW HOME.Regards ROCKET MICK :thumb:

Cheers Mick

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Neue ordnung est netter Name für ein Band :p

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NObabe wrote: Neue ordnung est netter Name für ein Band :p

Neue Ordnung it is. :D

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Are you at work, Ronald?

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[orange]|| | ||| 6217|| 8 || 3[/orange] wrote: Are you at work, Ronald?

ja bin ich deshalb kein messenger.

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Ronald Kirsch wrote:

[orange]|| | ||| 6217|| 8 || 3[/orange] wrote: Are you at work, Ronald?

ja bin ich deshalb kein messenger.

So am I.

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the next lot is scanned and ready to go, but i'll give it a few days.

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