Vinyl Me, Please, the Denver record club that reissues high-end LPs of classic albums, on Monday acknowledged a “frustrating” production delay that’s preventing customers from receiving their purchases amid complaints about its recent releases. “We greatly appreciate your patience, and we want to provide more transparency on this process and a few updates,” the company wrote in a member email, which directed recipients to an online spreadsheet that now breaks down its orders by “Now Shipping,” “On Time,” or “Delayed.” Vinyl Me, Please blamed the delays on “unintended log jams” of sending projects to different printing plants.
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John Wenzel, Denver Post: Entertainment
Wed, 09/18/2024 - 5:00am
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