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. Fast Product flyer to promote The Dignity Of Labour, April 1979 This flyer was issued by Fast Product to announce both the release of The Dignity Of Labour and the band's 'business sponsorship' by Virgin Records. New Musical Express, April 1979 A particularly positive review of The Dignity Of Labour, including an amusing comment from the band themselves. (Published by IPC Magazines Ltd.) NMX, May 1979 (issue 4) A review of The Dignity Of Labour.   Sounds, w/e 30 June 1979 Stephen Gordon's less-than-glowing review of the League's Birmingham show in June 1979, where they were supported by Fast Product band The Scars. (Published by Spotlight Publications.) NMX, September 1979 (issue 7) A review of I Don't Depend On You.   NMX, October 1979 (issue 8) A handwritten interview with the band, who muse on subjects such as fame and fortune, Gary Numan and the music scene.     New Musical Express, October 1979 Andy Gill reviews Reproduction, though he has few kind words for the album. (Published by IPC Magazines Ltd.) Sounds, October 1979 Garry Bushell's slightly odd review of Reproduction. (Published by Spotlight Publications.) Pink Flag feature, Autumn 1979 A short piece on the League from the first issue of this fanzine. New Musical Express, w/e 24 November 1979 Adrian Thrills reviews the League's Lyceum show with The Teardrop Explodes and The Beat. (Published by IPC Magazines Ltd.) New Musical Express, December 1979 The NME speaks to League manager Bob Last about the cancellation of their Talking Heads support slot, which was to have featured "a unique automated cabaret". (Published by IPC Magazines Ltd.) Sounds, December 1979 Giovanni Dadomo interviews the band, who discuss touring, their lack of commercial success (at that time) and Adrian's slideshows.   (Published by Spotlight Publications.) NMX, December 1979 A review of the League's November 9th show with Flowers at Huddersfield Polytechnic, including some comments from the band.