




The Bowie one (and before you bring it up - yes, I have recorded there, stop going on about it...) should surely be the one on the right. And why no Elton John, Queen or Oasis?
I shall write them a letter of complaint. Using my own stamp.
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Maybe selection was determined by the iconic status of the album, rather than of a picture on the front. For example, as albums: Ziggy, iconic. Aladdin, OK, but no cigar.
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Haha fantastic. LOVE the Ziggy stamp - do you know if they're limited release/ only sold at the post office?
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