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Vinyl Me, Please is a subscription service that delivers vinyl records to your door every month. You can also shop their exclusive pressings of various genres and artists, from John Lee Hooker to N.W.A.
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Hi Barbies! And Kens…. Curb that lingering existential dread with the VMP Designer Edition of Barbie (and Ken) The Album. Don't forget to deck out your dreamhouse with a special edition slipmat. Enjoy this Vinyl collection that will make you groove (and might not come back)!
VMP Hip-Hop is the only vinyl subscription service a hip-hop head needs to build the realest record collection. Featuring records from all styles and eras, each VMP Hip-Hop release comes on colored vinyl with an exclusive liner notes booklet.
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My VMP subscription arrived well-packaged and protected in a VMP branded box. The package reads “Lost Sounds Found”, which is a nice sentiment toward the musical curation and discovery at the heart of a VMP subscription. The Essentials Record of the Month for May is Darkside’s noted 2013 release, ‘Psychic’. I’ve never heard this album before, but i...
The album cover is a beautiful crystal ball effect that catches the light. The print quality is high and feels like a premium release. Inside the jacket, we have the liner notes booklet explaining the story behind this record, and of course, both LPs, which are the real showstoppers in this entire package. Pressed on ‘crystal ball’ vinyl for a stun...
So what do I make of the music? Well, here’s my ‘skinny’ review…. Psychic is a genre-defying mind-bender that successfully blends the unlikely bedfellows of ambient, electronica, and psychedelia with traditional blues, jazz, and rock. It’s the most exciting album I’ve heard in years, with distinct Echos of Pink Floyd and Radiohead combined with fla...
I’ve written before about my ongoing concerns about pressing quality control, and so I was holding my breath for a good experience with VMP. Of course, seeing that our good friend Barry Grint at Air Studios was behind the lacquers was a reassuring sign from the get-go, but did this translate to the final listening test? I’m pleased to say I found t...
Full disclosure, VMP did send me this package to review. However, as always, all views expressed on Sound Matters are my own. If I don’t like a product, I won’t feature it – simple as that. VMP is a cut above the competition. The attention to detail and collaboration with the industry to curate some of the most desirable releases has rightly earned...
A detailed review of VMP Essentials, a record club that delivers curated and pressed vinyl albums based on genre preference. The review covers the May 2021 release, Darkside's Psychic, a psychedelic blend of ambient, electronica, and blues.
- Willie Nelson, “Phases and Stages” (VMP Essentials, in March) While VMP has reissued about a dozen Willie Nelson albums over the years, the Red Headed Stranger had yet to occupy a spot in the company’s flagship Essentials subscription, which usually runs $40 to $50 per title.
- Little Richard, “Here’s Little Richard” (VMP Rock, in May) “When we launched our Rock subscription last summer, it was fun to think about all the different albums that fit under that genre description,” Winistorfer said.
- “The Story of Blue Note” (VMP Anthology) About five years ago, as Winistorfer tells it, VMP began rethinking what vinyl box sets could be. Instead of jamming in a whole discography, they could be tightly curated.
- John Coltrane, “A Love Supreme” (VMP Edition) This single-album release is getting the boxed set treatment with eight discs of material, including the original album, every outtake and alternate take, and two live performances of the original album’s tracklist.
The sound quality is top tier, the vinyl is usually easy on the eyes, and VMP exclusive stuff is pretty collectible and sought after. I only subscribe to hip hop these days, but VMP usually kills it with their selections, including this months album So Much Fun by Young Thug.
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