Did anyone else here used to own Licensed to Ill on cassette?

[jamestech]

Hey guys, I am new here.
Did anyone else here used to own Licensed to Ill on cassette? I did, it was one of the first pieces of music I ever owned. I had it the year it was released in 1986, I was 16.

Did anyone else here once have Licensed to Ill on cassette?

Just curious is all, thanks.

[pm0ney]

Yep. The first copy I had was one that I found in 1991 (I was in 1st grade) and the cassette was a tan color.

[Turchinator]

USED to own?

[freakdood]

yes i do have that cassette :) i still listen to it when i go to the beach whit my old ghetto blaster :cool:

[jamestech]

USED to own?

lol, ok. Make that once or still own. :o

[=Shadrach=]

Yes. Sure did. I also had Paul's Boutique in every color they issued it in: Red, Blue, Yellow, Green, Grey, and Black... I think that was every color they issued it in... I also had PB in clear as well.

[NISMO Z]

Bought mine new a week or so after release at age 13. Still own it as well as my blue PB.

[pm0ney]

Bought mine new a week or so after release at age 13. Still own it as well as my blue PB.

What was the color of the original LTI cassette? Was it the tan one that I got?

[cypressphil]

Nah, bought in on vinyl when it came out, still own that. Only BBoys release I ever bought on cassette was CYH, and that was only because it was the only format available in the shop I was in. Still got it though, nearly 19 years old.

[=Shadrach=]

What was the color of the original LTI cassette? Was it the tan one that I got?

Sort of tan... It was an Off-White color. As they aged, they looked more tan than white though.

Funny.. I used to love the smell of a new cassette. Maybe it was the liner that smelled unique... not sure. Pain in the butt when they would become unwound though.... I remember splicing them together after they would unwind from crappy players or dead batteries in the Walk-Man.

[Rip Round'n Roc]

i have two copies on cassette, one of them was black and had a small plane logo and the tracklist on the cover side, the other one clearer and much newer it had the regular looking plane cover

[Travis Bickle]

Have my original cassette, circa '86. Memories.

[Documad]

I had a kick ass stereo in the 80s and I would buy everything on vinyl then record my own cassette tapes to play in the car or on my walkman. The sound quality of my cassettes was a million times better than on prerecorded cassettes.

[Cap'n Crunch]

I purchased it in 1986 at Music Plus when I was 16. It was an off white color. I remember getting the 12" for She's On It thinking these guys were black.