To view an enlarged version of any of the scans below, simply click on the relevant scan. The enlarged version will appear in a separate window. Sounds and New Musical Express, February 1979 A selection of news items and advertisements relating to The Human League's February 1979 UK tour. (Published by Spotlight Publications and IPC Magazines Ltd.) Melody Maker, w/e 24 February 1979 Ian Birch speaks to the League about their attitude to presentation and their creative techniques. The article begins with several paragraphs on the group's record label at that time, Fast Product. (Published by IPC Magazines Ltd.) Sounds, February 1979 Mick Middles' mixed review of the League's Manchester show in February 1979.   (Published by Spotlight Publications.) New Musical Express, February 1979 Adrian Thrills details David Bowie's visit to London, which focuses mainly on his meeting with The Human League at their show at the Nashville Rooms.   (Published by IPC Magazines Ltd.) New Musical Express, February 1979 Adrian Thrills reviews the Nashville Rooms show mentioned in his article above - don't be alarmed by the headline, as it's a good review...   (Published by IPC Magazines Ltd.) NMX, March 1979 (issue 2) The Sheffield fanzine interviews the group upon their return to their hometown, to play a fund-raising show for low-paid hospital workers. New Musical Express, w/e 31 March 1979 An interview with Paul Morley, who went on to write sleeve notes for the likes of Frankie Goes To Hollywood at the ZTT record label, where he was also involved in the influential early work of the Art Of Noise, including Beatbox and Moments In Love. The interview was published just before the release of The Dignity Of Labour, though there's little mention of this record in the feature. The interview offers a good insight into the League's dry humour and is worth reading if you can decipher some of the less legible text... (Published by IPC Magazines Ltd.) NMX, April 1979 (issue 3) The fanzine's review of the League's Lyceum show with Gang Of Four, The Fall, The Mekons and Good Missionaries.