Boston founder Tom Scholz is reportedly not a fan of the band's vinyl release of their latest full length, 2013'sLife, Love and Hope. And as a matter of fact, he's infuriated over it.

Scholz explained why in a Facebook post, saying that he originally rejected the vinyl pressing, only to have the album released on vinyl anyways.

"I made the decision to reject the vinyl master — which meant all the effort to create it would be for nothing. Or so I thought," he said on Facebook.

"Imagine my surprise when I was notified that in spite of the rejected test pressing, albums had been stamped and delivered by a company under contract with our record label!

While I've been very happy, and continue to be happy, with our current label Frontiers Records, I want Boston fans to know that this vinyl reproduction of Life Love and Hope does not meet my standards as producer."