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Postcards From Scotland Margaret Morrison it equips students and practitionersSCOTLAND, 1983. The key musicians of the countrys first wave of post punk had either disbanded or taken the big gold road south in search of major label deals in London. Into the vacuum came a new generation rebellious, young musicians determined to reinvent the scene in their own image. In this compelling and dynamic oral history, POSTCARDS FROM SCOTLAND chronicles the radical transformation of Scotlands independent music scene from 1983 1995. Based