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Vinyl Me, Please Subscription Box Review – January 2018

Eric Cadman
ByEric CadmanJan 24, 2018 | 2 comments

Vinyl Me, Please
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The Vinyl Me, Please mission statement is to “...help people explore, experience, and enjoy music on a deeper level.” They curate an incredible experience around an album each month, and members get access to all sorts of bonus online content throughout the month.

My Subscription Addiction pays for this subscription. (Check out the review process post to learn more about how we review boxes).

About Vinyl Me, Please

The Subscription Box: Vinyl Me, Please

The Cost: US - $29 per month / $81 per 3 months / $299 per year
International - $42 per month / $108 per 3 months / $399 per year

The Products: A specially selected limited edition vinyl LP, a cocktail recipe to be paired with the music, an original piece of art, access to "The Standard" (VMP's online magazine), access to forums, special deals on other albums

Ships to: Everywhere, cost included in membership

Ships via: USPS

January 2018 Vinyl Me, Please Review

The January shipment features a pressing of Moby's Play.

Each delivery comes with a cocktail mix to accompany the music and a foreword from the Vinyl Me, Please team.

It's also accompanied by an LP-size piece of artwork.

Moby - Play

Moby isn't an artist that I really listen to or keep up on - so I was really interested to find out how I'd feel upon giving Play a spin for the first time - and hearing a few popular songs again for the first time in quite a while.

The exclusive pressing comes with two pieces of art from the Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad? and Natural Blues singles.

Each is a glossy LP-sized print.

Play has quite the tracklist, with a number of hits on each side.

The record sleeve and the centerpiece of the record itself come together in one Moby picture.

Just a lot of little pieces of artwork to take in!

I really enjoyed the album - it was my first time listening to lay in its entirety - and, surprisingly, even the hits that I wasn't really into at the time of release were really good on this spin nearly 20 years later! Listening to South Side really brought me back!

Verdict: I love that Vinyl Me, Please mixes it up with current, recent past, and classic albums - I like revisiting albums that I love(d) or that I may have dismissed at the time. On top of that, the exclusive pressings are typically beautiful as a piece of standalone art! This month was the perfect example - and I ended up loving it.

To Wrap Up:

Can you still get this box if you sign up today? No. The current selection can be found on the 'Record of the Month' landing page.

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Eric Cadman
Eric Cadman
Eric is the co-founder of My Subscription Addiction. He's been hooked on geek subscription boxes since 2012 thanks to Loot Crate and Nerd Block. Geek boxes sparked his desire for collecting Funko Pops and comic book statues!

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2 comments

ruka

Just a tidbit of information, Moby licensed and re-licensed every song on this album for commercials, film, and tv shows. As far as I am aware, he is the only one to ever do so.

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Adele

My Weakness became one of my favorite songs after I heard it on The X-Files. I need to listen to the rest of the album.

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