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Either Americans are becoming more gullible, or companies are getting better at appealing to some people’s oversized life goal to be seen as better than the rest of us.
Case in point, this recent piece at Business Insider about Big Tech giant Amazon’s latest attempt to stab small, mom ‘n pop entrepreneurs directly in the heart. They’re now offering music lovers the “opportunity” to purchase vinyl records through a new, monthly subscription service. Take a gander at this scheme:
Amazon launched its newest subscription service, the Vinyl of the Month Club, which delivers handpicked “golden era” records straight to your door.
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Amazon has unleashed what looks like a dream for anyone with a burgeoning record collection. Amazon Vinyl of the Month Club has gone live in the US and promises one record per month from the Golden Era of Vinyl .
That Golden Era, according to Amazon, is the 60s and 70s with the subscription service offering must-haves delivered to your door for $24.99 per month. On the Amazon Vinyl of the Month Club home page Fleetwood Mac, Led Zeppelin, Miles Davis, Aretha Franklin and Pink Floyd are all listed.
The first two for subscribers are Pink Floyd’s