I wasn't following the foil stamp part of things. That's some bs.
I do feel like our guard is up right now because we've given them the money and VMP fumbled what should have been an underhand toss.
As someone who has written for Rolling Stone, the stuff they're sharing is obviously all garbage links and it's embarrassing. When VMP said podcasts, I was thinking more like an hour or two like every other podcast I listen to, covering bop and hard bop in 22 minutes was rank amateur. I'd just lazy. I'd assumed at the very least they would have included liner notes for each album like they do for classics. The Facebook group also is just garbage. At this point, you are fooling yourself if you are expecting to get anything more than six records out of this.
I will say that the day that I see seeing the "Vinyl Me Please Anthology sold out in three hours and we made XX" articles, I felt betrayed. I've found myself focusing on Light in the Attic lately and Tone Poet.