Stephen Morris on BSB Power Station 1990

New Order's Stephen Morris interviewed on Suggs' BSB chat show.
I think this was broadcast in December 1990. Suggs on Saturday was a weekly show on the Power Station channel containing a mix of interviews and music videos. This episode was recorded in the Hacienda.

[@MarcioSilva-ssiillvvaa]

A meeting Id never, EVER, dream of: Suggs and Stephen Morris?! This made my day! :D

[@joshdean9105]

two great musicians in one room. just wow

[@lancashirebomber9744]

im a manc in london, met suggs on holloway rd, he took a photo with my lad, then started taking the piss out of my accent. i told him chelsea were shite. top bloke.

[@UNKNOWN-du5fc]

I like the way that on The Power Station, a few of the music video programmes were hosted by the music stars themselves

[@Ami483]

I wish I understand that Mancunian accent. it's tough

[@zoconino]

Is that Madness guy?

[@measlyloafs]

i think it is the madness dude. "One step Beyond?"

[@renjay3743]

Yeah it's Suggs. Couple of dudes having a chat without all that ego shit. How refreshing.

[@SamHaynesMusic]

Suggs on saturday great programme from the Power Station.

[@kevinhanson4703]

Was Morris going ska and thinking of joining madness

[@TheKathleenR]

why is all the songs cut out?

[@Boricua3lions1985]

They can't use them for legal reasons and copyright claims.

[@nos4me]

Why is his face on the cover of low life??

[@neoisis9373]

They thought his pic turned out the best so they put him on the front

[@alexjewell2351]

@@neoisis9373 I thought there were 4 separate covers of each band member, you could change them as you fancied, In a very arty, Factory way

[@nitroherm1]

@@alexjewell2351 They put Steve on the cover because he has no ego and Bernard and Hooky both like him.

[@alexjewell672]

@@nitroherm1 haha well he does seem to be the one who doesn't fall out with any one. I have this album in the loft, it has a tracing paper style sleeve, you can change the faces on the cover as you fancy as they're all on separate pieces of card. Must be one of the early releases of that album.