No idea what postage from uk would be but available here - Steven Wilson website (Headphone Dust / Burning Shed store link)
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And that artwork!
In the mail, signed copy of the new Taylor Swift album. I know you’re all jealous 
Plus I picked this one up at a local record store today. One of the best soundtracks ever imho. Have it on CD but wanted this awesome looking vinyl.
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Had that on cassette back in the day.
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" WTF!? " Well there is a story attached. Out with Frances in St Andrews and ventured into an Oxfam shop. Flicking through a box of records came upon this. Well, what was special enough to part with £2.99? This is a live album released in 1977 and recorded at the Whitehall Theatre in Dundee.
As a wee boy my Dad would take us every summer to the same theatre to watch the Bonnie Scotland Show. It was a kind of song, dance and comedy variety show, think music hall style with a Scottish twist. He took us every single Monday of its 6 week run. The same seats and everything.
There is a strong likelihood that I was present at the recording, all of 45 years ago! Coming back over to Dundee we took a detour to visit my Dad who is now 74 to show him the record. His face was priceless. I can`t profess to liking this record, but the memories it conjures are priceless and they made my Auld Man happy today. 
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That’s fantastic. A real blast from the past.
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I’ve never listened to Slayer because I’ve always been put off by the imagery tbh. But I heard a track come on in the car last weekend and decided to give them a listen this week… 
Gonna be selective which albums I buy but thought I should start with this one 
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You have the one. No need to purchase more.
Possibly the best ‘thrash’ album ever.
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Dopamine is a good album. Hope you like it.
Didn’t know about a 6LP of this movie soundtrack !
Another one which I didn’t need but had to get (Eels - Extreme Witchcraft, tempted by free postage)!
New Alice Cooper vinyl and CD, both signed by the man himself at an in-store signing event near Detroit yesterday.
No selfies or up close photos allowed so snapped this whilst waiting in line.
Forgot to add that Chuck Garric (Alice Cooper’s bass player) turned up earlier in the day.
He signed the back of the CD.
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