Unbelievably, it's been 10 years since Parker McCollum's debut album Limestone Kid. To celebrate, he's releasing the 10th-anniversary limited edition Limestone Kid vinyl. But only for those in his paid fan club.
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That's right, the bright green vinyl of his first album is only available to members of his fan club, the Gold Chain Nation. Anyone can sign up to be a part of the Gold Chain Nation, but it'll set you back $10 a month.
For fans eager to get the album that aren't part of the club, this means the vinyl will simply cost an extra 10 bucks. A bummer, but at least it is possible for everyone to get their hands on it.
There are many other benefits to being part of the Gold Chain Nation, but fans right now are excited about the limited edition vinyl.
Of course, you'll get the awesome-looking vinyl, but that isn't all. Buyers will also receive a handwritten note by Parker McCollum. Of course, the only way to know what it says is by buying the vinyl.
In the announcement McCollum posted to socials, he also thanked his fans for their support. "It's been a good ride. Thank you guys so much for being here every step of the way."
You can watch Parker McCollum walk through the new limited edition vinyl below.
Fans Get Excited Over New Limited Edition Parker McCollum Vinyl
Fans flooded the comment sections of his socials to get excited together over the release of the limited edition Limestone Kid vinyl. Not only is that a banger album, but it looks awesome.
"My prayers have been answered," wrote one who's been waiting years for this very moment.
"The limestone kid album is still top tier," said another supporter.
"THIS IS FREAKIN EPIC" yelled an excited fan.
"I actually have to have this," another fan commented.
"I'll never forget that album Parker. It was one I listened to as I hit the real world and left home. Thanks for the memories," sentimentally wrote one more.
There's a pretty common consensus that Limestone Kid is Parker McCollum's best album, so it must be a dream for fans to see it revitalized this way.
