You can now buy a physical version of the 100 Best Albums list that Apple Music released this year — if you have some serious cash to burn, that is. Apple Music: 100 Best Albums, a 208-page coffee table book produced by luxury print company Assouline,

Apple Music ultimately named Lauryn Hill’s landmark 1998 debut “The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill” as its best album — a move that was both celebrated and denounced. Of the

Apple today announced you can now pre-order a limited-edition Apple Music: 100 Best Albums book for the low, low price of… $450. That's not

If you've moved from buying music in a physical format (CD, vinyl, cassette tapes… 8-tracks?) to streaming it, you've probably encountered an important issue: what do you do with all the shelf space you previously needed for music? The answer, it seems, is "spend $450 on a big book".

Apple Musicis turning its "100 Best Albums" list into a luxurious collectible book, bringing iconic records from the screen to your shelf.

Apple Music is releasing a new collector’s item book just in time for the holidays. It commemorates the Best 100 Albums list and costs $450.

Apple Music has teamed up with Assouline, a book publisher based in Paris and London, to sell a $450 book that commemorates Apple Music’s 100 Best Albums of all time. If you haven’t heard of Assouline before,

Apple's streaming service is joining the publishers and releasing a collection of the 100 best albums in music history. If you want it, you'll need some change.

Apple Music's $450 "100 Best Albums" book is a limited-edition collector's item, featuring a foreword by Zane Lowe and shipping Nov. 25.

Apple has partnered with lifestyle publisher Assouline to curate a coffee table book of the 100 Best Albums on the streaming service. Set to appeal to hardcore audiophiles—the gorgeous white-and-gold bound book will set you back $450.