"Hannah Montana" Songs Are Soon Coming to Vinyl at Urban Outfitters

It looks like Miley Cyrus isn’t the only one embracing her Hannah Montana past. Just days after experiencing a wave of pure nostalgia seeing Miley jamming out to “Best of Both Worlds”, Urban Outfitters is coming out with a limited LP vinyl containing the very best from the Disney Channel original series. And, yes, it will be bright purple.

“@UrbanOutfitters will exclusively sell a ‘Best of Hannah Montana’ compilation on vinyl,” Pop Crave announced via Twitter on March 5. They also added a major detail in the announcement: “This will be the first time music from the classic Disney Channel series is available on vinyl.”

The vinyl record is already available for pre-order on the Urban Outfitters website for $25.98 and, according to the site, units will actually start shipping late April. “Nobody’s perfect, but this Best of Hannah Montana vinyl sure is,” the UO description for the product reads and, I mean, they’re not wrong.

With 3000 limited units available, the multisided record will include 13 iconic tracks from the series, including, of course, the theme song and fan-faves like "Nobody's Perfect," "Rock Star," "Life's What You Make It," and "One in a Million."

As is only fitting, Hannah Montana stans were pretty excited about the news and were ready to a have a blast-from-the-past party ASAP. “I’VE NEVER MADE THE DECISION TO BUY SOMETHING SO QUICKLY,” one fan wrote upon seeing the announcement; another user adding, “Hope they got those good “oooo woah woah yeeeeah” transitions in there.”

However, some had some reservations about the tracklist. “Where tf is the 3rd and 4th albums?! Let’s get crazy, he could be the one, let’s do this, Ordinary Girl and Que Sera were all robbed,” a fan wailed on Twitter upon seeing the song selection. But, as another user reassured, maybe those could be included in a second LP volume.

Here’s hoping so. After all, Miley herself has indulged in her fair share of Hannah Montana reminiscence lately —from major Miley-fuelled double entendres in her and Mark Ronson’s "Nothing Breaks Like a Heart" music video to holding on to a rather strange memento she took to her initial Hannah Montana audition.

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