Selected Record and CD Covers By Saville
- Joy Division — Unknown Pleasures, 1979
- Joy Division — Transmission, 1979
- Joy Division — Love Will Tear Us Apart, 1980
- Joy Division — Closer, 1980
- Martha And The Muffins — Metro Music, 1980
- Roxy Music — Flesh and Blood, 1980
- David Byrne and Brian Eno - My Life in the Bush of Ghosts, 1981
- Joy Division — Still, 1981
- New Order — Ceremony, 1981
- New Order — Movement, 1981
- Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark — Architecture & Morality, 1981
- Section 25 — "Always Now", 1981
- Ultravox — "Rage in Eden", 1981
- King Crimson — "Discipline", 1981
- New Order — Temptation, 1982
- New Order — Blue Monday, 1983
- New Order — Power, Corruption and Lies, 1983
- Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark — Dazzle Ships (album), 1983
- New Order — Low-Life, 1985
- Peter Gabriel — So, 1986
- Wham! — Music from the Edge of Heaven, 1986
- New Order — Brotherhood, 1986
- New Order — Bizarre Love Triangle, 1986
- New Order — True Faith, 1987
- New Order — Substance, 1987
- Joy Division — Substance, 1988
- New Order — Technique, 1989
- New Order — Republic, 1993
- Suede — Coming Up, 1996
- New Order — Video 5 8 6, 1997
- Pulp — This Is Hardcore, 1998
- Gay Dad — Leisure Noise, 1999
- The Other Two — Super Highways, 1999
- Pulp — We Love Life, 2001
- New Order — Get Ready, 2001
- New Order — Waiting for the Sirens' Call, 2005
- Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark — History of Modern, 2010
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