Remember when you could purchase "Singles" on cassette or CD

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I still got mine too. Sometimes you'd get singles and they would have remixes on them and tracks that weren't on the album. For example, the bside to Fab Fives "leflaur lefhah.." was "blah". They even had a video for "blah", but it was never on any album. Then there was Goodie Mobb's "cell therapy" that had Outkast's "benz or beamer" as the b side. It had a video, but never on any album. The cd singles would sometimes have 4 or 5 remixes of a song that were never played on the radio.

Here in the late 80s and early 90s, cassette singles were $3.49 a piece or 3 for 9.99. Maxi-singles and EPs were $5.99 . CD singles were around 5.99 as well i don fully remember the cost for those


idk if I ever even heard that :jbhmm:
 

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Never forget when I bought “not a player” by big pun. (The song that he dropped before “still not a player”)

I had never heard of him or his music but just took a shot bc it was $3.99.

Changed my whole perspective on rap. And to this day I prefer that version to the smash hit that made him famous.

‘Scuse me for bein blunt
But I been eatin c*nt
Since pimps was pushin pink Caddys
With fish tank pumps”

That blew my 13 year old mind man!
 

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I still got mine too. Sometimes you'd get singles and they would have remixes on them and tracks that weren't on the album. For example, the bside to Fab Fives "leflaur lefhah.." was "blah". They even had a video for "blah", but it was never on any album. Then there was Goodie Mobb's "cell therapy" that had Outkast's "benz or beamer" as the b side. It had a video, but never on any album. The cd singles would sometimes have 4 or 5 remixes of a song that were never played on the radio.

Here in the late 80s and early 90s, cassette singles were $3.49 a piece or 3 for 9.99. Maxi-singles and EPs were $5.99 . CD singles were around 5.99 as well i don fully remember the cost for those
That b side was for new jersey drive soundtrack
 

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I still remember Crossroads and Hay by Crucial Conflict was the first pieces of music I ever purchased


I wanna say i copped both of those around the same time.


Man, that Panasonic Mash disc player used to get mad double a battery work.



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Tower used to have them 2 for $5 singles, and if it was maxi single with like 3 remixes and 2 album cuts :banderas:

damn they was slanging em like tops huh :russ:

this was the funniest 1 I found that my wife had

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I was clowning the shyt out of her for this 1 :mjlol:
 

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My moms bought my bone thugs n harmony “crossroads” cassette single when I was like 9 or 10.

i think she had a few singles as well, destiny child ”survivor” is one, I think.
 
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