New Order - The Peel Sessions (Vinyl 12" EP) Limited Edition
(incl. VAT, plus shipping)
Available now
Couldn't load pickup availability
100% transparency - each item scanned individually
Free shipping throughout Germany for orders over €99
Reliable shipping – Safe & fast to many countries
Description
New Order – The Peel Sessions contains four pieces New Order recorded for John Peel's BBC Radio 1 show – first broadcast on 1 June 1982. Alongside their own songs such as "Too Late" and "5-8-6", the band plays Keith Hudson's "Turn The Heater On". The 12" EP was released in September 1986 in Strange Fruit's Peel Sessions series; on offer is the UK original (SFPS001).
Pressing details
- Label / Cat. no.: Strange Fruit – SFPS001
- Format: Vinyl 12" EP, 45 RPM, Limited Edition
- Pressing: UK Original
- Country: UK
- Year: 1986
- Genre: Electronic, Alternative Rock, New Wave, Synth-Pop
Condition
- Condition: Second hand
- Media: NM-
- Sleeve: VG+, small seam split on bottom spine
Graded to Goldmine standard (see Vinyl Grading). The images are our own scans of the actual copy for sale.
Tracklist
Side A
- Turn The Heater On (5:00)
- We All Stand (5:15)
Side B
- Too Late (3:35)
- 5-8-6 (6:05)
Personnel
Bernard Sumner (credited as Bernard Dicken; guitar, vocals), Peter Hook (bass, vocals), Stephen Morris (drums), Gillian Gilbert (guitar, synthesizer). Produced by New Order.
FAQ
Is this the original pressing?
Yes – the 1986 UK first issue on Strange Fruit, catalogue number SFPS001.
When was the session recorded?
The recordings were first broadcast on John Peel's BBC Radio 1 show on 1 June 1982 and released as an EP in 1986.
What does Media NM- / sleeve VG+ mean?
The record is near mint; the sleeve shows light wear and a small seam split on the bottom spine. More on our Vinyl Grading page.
Do you have more 12" maxis?
Yes – browse our 12" Maxi Singles collection.
Condition
- Condition: Second hand
- Media: NM-
- Sleeve: VG+, small seam split on bottom spine
Graded to Goldmine standard (see Vinyl Grading). The images are our own scans of the actual copy for sale.
Product reviews

Find out what other vinyl lovers are saying.
This is what our customers say.
These records could fit perfectly into your collection.
Discover more vinyl highlights
Blake Baxter – The Prince Of Techno (Vinyl 12″ EP | US | 1991) NM-
Lil' Louis – The Original Video Clash (Vinyl 12″ | US | 1988) VG+
Esser – Forces (Vinyl 12″ | US | 2000) VG+
DJ Nasty – Freaky Tails (Vinyl 12″ | US | 2004) NM-
DJ K1 – From Detroit To The Outback E.P. (Vinyl 12″ EP | AU | 2002) NM-
Scan 7 – Home Soil (Vinyl 12″ | US | 2001) NM-
Daniel Bell – Blip, Blurp, Bleep EP (Vinyl 12″ | FR | 2003) VG+
Vidrio – Glass Slavery (Vinyl 12″ | US | 2005) NM-
Mr. De' – Superugly (Vinyl 12″ | US | 2002) NM-
Fast & secure shipping
Delivered in 2–3 business days
By & for music lovers
Recordings curated with passion.
Diverse Genres & Assortment
Used and new vinyl records daily.
Fast & secure shipping
Delivered in 2–3 business days
By & for music lovers
Recordings curated with passion.
Diverse Genres & Assortment
Used and new vinyl records daily.
BACK SOON
Be the first to know!
Get notified when this product is available again.
Nein danke!
- Choosing a selection results in a full page refresh.
- Opens in a new window.