[Kanye Himself]

Seriously... Does anyone know where I can get all 5 of Kanye's albums on tape?

 

[PicassoIsHIPHOP]

are they even on tape?

 

[yungturbo]

are they even on tape?

 

[RelaxRelapse]

Lol.. I'll make them right now.. These are super rare though so I'm asking $200 a piece..

 

[dilsexia]

I know where you get the video on vhs

 

[Guest]

Yo 1994 called, they want their tapes back.

 

[Casso_Dinero]

cassettes were long gone before his album even came out.

 

[still blazin.]

Seriously... Does anyone know where I can get all 5 of Kanye's albums on tape?

damn your from hazleton? im from scranton

 

[Diddy Kong]

Yo 1994 called, they want their tapes back.

 

[mgx]

Yo 1994 called, they want their tapes back.

 

[PicassoIsHIPHOP]

cassettes were long gone before his album even came out.

thats what i thought. they sound good on vinyl tho

 

[Consciousness]

Nah man but I got it on 8-track

 

[ulortilol]

all5kanyealbums.com/tapes

 

[Consciousness]

damn your from hazleton? im from scranton

Do you know Michael Scott?

 

[Guest]

Oops! Google Chrome could not find all5kanyealbums.com

 

[GRAD-BEAR]

http://www.bohemian.com/citysound/?p=1411

The last actual manufactured cassette I saw domestically from a major label was Common's Be, issued with a stock font, a chintzy black-and-white spine and no j-card at all. The last actual manufactured cassette I bought, though, was Green Day's American Idiot, with a full-color fold-out j-card and official Warner Bros. packaging. It came from a seller in Malaysia, where cassettes are still relevant and where major labels actually order legitimate pressings of tapes there. Recently, they've made Metallica's Death Magnetic, Kanye West's The College Dropout, Weezer's Make Believe, Against Me's New Wave, and many, many more titles on cassette in Malaysia, all in short runs of about 200 or so.

The best way to find Malaysian titles on cassette is on eBay; type "Malaysia" into a cassette search and hundreds of titles pop up. There's a long and strange dissection of complex Malaysian copyright laws here that might shed some light on why Malaysia is the dominant producer of new cassettes. And some incredible-looking Malaysian cassette manufacturing equipment is for sale here, which hopefully does not spell the end of cassettes entirely. Here's a sample image of how they do it in Malaysia:

 

[HeeezY]

ehhhh, idk, good question. Hold on, i'mma go ride my Pegasus to the city of Babylon and find out just for you. Brb

 

[brandontothe]

damn your from hazleton? im from scranton

thats weird.. im from dunmore

 

[PicassoIsHIPHOP]

http://www.bohemian.com/citysound/?p=1411

nice find.

 

[still blazin.]

thats weird.. im from dunmore

damn! even closer