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30 Years of New Order

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They're even worse than those factory trainers a few years ago.

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Complete rip off. The 'Clash Magazine' sleeve was a very lazy design and shite anyway. Now they think that they con New Order fans into buying this crap.

Trainers £85, Big Poster £213 , T-shirt £30.

Zazzle.co.uk more like cheapshite.co.uk :nod:

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Good to see the old Factory punk-non-commercialism ethic still alive and kicking.

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Hm, since it's not a musical product, I doubt the members of NO get a penny off this. Even if the name New Order is to be licensed, there's no mentioning of it here. So... it's all back to Saville and his associates.

In any way, it was all held together by Rob; without him, no one seems to know how (or want) to handle the band's image and their past.

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Shoe must be joking.

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Whatever about the shoes,the sight of that poster would give anyone a headache!

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We dont want trainers to celebrate 30 years of such a wonderful band.

what we need is a greatest hits album. theres not been one for yonks.

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Dead soles... :nonono:

Snorri xxx

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Snorrimon wrote: Dead soles... :nonono:

Snorri xxx

Don't walk away in SILENCE:laugh:

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RUN that's 2:hat:

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What you gonna do when the novelty is gone?

Snorri xxx

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Snorrimon wrote: What you gonna do when the novelty is gone?

Just like MTV's 30th, vote for either Love Wil Tear Us Apart or Blue Monday on their 1980s song contest:

MTV.co.uk Song Of The 1980s

Yes, the shortlist is pathetic: Just Can't Get Enough is not quite Depeche Mode's worst, but it may as well be, the absense of Simple Minds or Talk Talk, Take On Me (a-ha) is not their best either. I could go on, but... :nono: :banghead:

The culprets: the Friends Reunited generation, of course! :thumbdown:

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