Postal mail just got a lot more rock n’ roll.

Classic album covers from The Clash, David Bowie, Led Zeppelin and Coldplay are going to be featured on British postage materials. With a nod to the art and importance of album artwork, The Royal Mail just revealed a new series of first-class postage stamps that will arrive Jan. 7th; the set of 10 stamps are a tribute to some of the U.K.’s most famous album covers.

Check out the list of iconic covers that will be featured in the new stamp collection…

The set of 10 stamps include:

• The Clash’s London Calling

• David Bowies’ Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars

• New Order’s Power Corruption and Lies and IV are joined by

• Pink Floyd’s The Division Bell

• Coldplay’s A Rush of Blood to the Head  WOT THE F*CK?

• Primal Scream’s Screamadelica

• Blur’s Parklife

• Rolling Stones’ Let it Bleed

• Mike Oldfield’s Tubular Bells

• Led Zeppelin’s Led Zeppelin IV

In the digital age, album artwork has been mostly an afterthought; quite the opposite when the album cover’s aesthetic power played perfectly with the long reign of vinyl. There are still good album covers, but it’s not the same. Holding a CD copy of London Calling versus a vinyl copy of London Calling is an easy choice.

And in our download culture no one’s holding much of anything, so the Stones’ Let it Bleed cover is more likely to be viewed in a Google Images search.

Got to hand it to The Royal Mail, they certainly chose an eclectic list. But that’s a tribute to both the country’s wonderful legacy of music and the many talented designers whose artwork is forever linked with music history