A recent article in The Telegraph took a deep dive into how New Order’s iconic 1983 single, Blue Monday, “Broke every single law of record sleeve design.” The full article also talks to sleeve designer, Peter Saville, who goes into detail about how the sleeve almost ruined him.
We have a number of New Order items currently in stock, as over 35 years after the release of Blue Monday they continue to be a favourite among electro, indie and new wave fans. You can see some highlights below, and take a look at our collectors store for more rare and collectable titles.
NEW ORDER Movement (2019 UK Limited Edition FOUR-DISC Multi-Format set which comprises a remastered version of their classic 1981 debut album pressed on 180gram Heavyweight Vinyl [nestled in its original sleeve] and CD [in a replica mini album sleeve]; accompanied by a Bonus CD of previously unreleased recordings and a DVD of live shows and TV appearances. Complete with a 48-page hardbound book, all four discs are BRAND NEW & unplayed housed within the fantastic sealed 13″ x 13″ x 1.5″ textured & silver title embossed two-piece box!).
NEW ORDER Retro (2002 UK London 57-track promotional 4 x CD-R acetate set issued to promote the box set, custom printed discs & picture/tracklisting inlays).
NEW ORDER Technique (Classic 1989 UK 9-track vinyl LP, where the band completely shook off their indie roots, went to Ibiza and fully embraced dance music, complete with matching picture inner, glossy picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just a little shelfwear with the barcode struck out in pen, whilst the vinyl has very little sign of play FACT275).
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- New Order - The Perfect Kiss - UK - 7" vinyl - £25.00, $34.25, €29.25 (New Item) (arrived 18-Sep-2021 12:36)
NEW ORDER The Perfect Kiss (1985 UK Factory 2-track vinyl 7" vinyl single, also including The Kiss Of Death, plain black die-cut card sleeve FAC123)
- New Order - 1981-1982 (Nineteen Eighty One) - 2nd - US - 12" vinyl - £20.00, $27.40, €23.40 (New Item) (arrived 27-Jul-2021 17:15)
NEW ORDER 1981-1982 (1983 US reissue of their 1982 5-track vinyl 12" vinyl mini-LP including Everything's Gone Green, Procession, Mesh, Temptation and Hurt. The glossy picture sleeve was designed by Peter Saville and displays a painting by his then-girlfriend Martha Ladly shows just a little shelfwear while the vinyl looks barely played FACTUS8)
- New Order - Shellshock - EX - UK - 12" vinyl - £15.00, $20.55, €17.55 (New Item) (arrived 27-Jul-2021 10:25)
NEW ORDER Shellshock (1986 UK 12" vinyl single with 'So Hip It Hurts' and 'Watch Out For The Dwarf' in the run-outs, also including Shellcock. Complete with the printed inner which has some age yellowing & creasing, the matt picture sleeve has only light shelfwear while the vinyl remains in excellent condition FAC143)
- New Order - Movement - UK - vinyl LP - £25.00, $34.25, €29.25 (New Item) (arrived 27-Jul-2021 12:53)
NEW ORDER Movement (1983 UK issue of the 1981 8-track vinyl LP with A5/B5 stampers, the debut album released just one year after the demise of Joy Division. The smooth matte Peter Saville title sleeve shows just a little wear and the vinyl has only light signs of play - a nice copy! FACT50)
- New Order - BBC Radio 1 Live In Concert - UK - vinyl LP - £50.00, $68.50, €58.50 (New Item) (arrived 27-Jul-2021 13:00)
NEW ORDER BBC Radio 1 Live In Concert (1992 UK 9-track vinyl LP which was recorded live on 19th June 1987 at the legendary Glastonbury Festival and broadcast via BBC Radio 1. The glossy picture sleeve has just a little shelfwear with a spot of gloss lift to the front however, the vinyl remains in excellent condition. It's the first copy we've had in stock for a while! WINLP011)
- New Order - True Faith Remix - UK - 12" vinyl - £25.00, $34.25, €29.25 (New Item) (arrived 27-Jul-2021 13:12)
NEW ORDER True Faith (1987 UK 3-track 12" vinyl single including the Single Remix and True Dub plus 1963. The glossy picture sleeve comes with the printed inner and the vinyl looks barely played FAC183R)
- New Order - Everythings Gone Green - EX - Belgian - 12" vinyl - £15.00, $20.55, €17.55 (New Item) (arrived 27-Jul-2021 14:13)
NEW ORDER Everythings Gone Green (1986 Belgian-only issue of the 1981 Factory Benelux 3-track 12" vinyl single, also including 'Mesh' and 'Cries And Whispers'. The picture sleeve has a little light shelfwear but the vinyl looks barely played FBN8)
- New Order - Crystal - 3rd Issue - Green Stripe - UK - 12" vinyl - Promo - £12.00, $16.44, €14.04 (New Item) (arrived 27-Jul-2021 15:53)
NEW ORDER Crystal (Scarce 2001 UK promotional vinyl 12" for the single release, including John Creamer & Stephane K's Intro and Main remixes. The custom promotional 'green stripe' variant of the commercial picture sleeve shows just light shelfwear with the vinyl in excellent condition NUOXXX8)
- New Order - Everythings Gone Green - Belgian - 12" vinyl - £20.00, $27.40, €23.40 (New Item) (arrived 27-Jul-2021 16:28)
NEW ORDER Everythings Gone Green (Original 1981 Belgian-only Factory Benelux 3-track 12" single with 'WHY DID REGULUS GO BACK TO ROME?' hand scratched on the matrix of side 1, also including Mesh & Cries & Whispers. The picture sleeve & vinylare in superb Excellent condition with minimal wear & play FBNL8)
- New Order - 1981-1982 (Nineteen Eighty One) - 2nd - US - 12" vinyl - £20.00, $27.40, €23.40 (Back In Stock) (arrived 28-Jul-2021 07:49)
NEW ORDER 1981-1982 (1983 US reissue of their 1982 5-track vinyl 12" vinyl mini-LP including Everything's Gone Green, Procession, Mesh, Temptation and Hurt. The glossy picture sleeve was designed by Peter Saville and displays a painting by his then-girlfriend Martha Ladly shows just a little shelfwear while the vinyl looks barely played FACTUS8)
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