Let me break it down!
It's rare if the cassette version is different from the CD. The Click - Down N Dirty CD and the ORIGINAL Down and dirty Cassette are 2 different things. The OG SMG 707 version CD has 16 tracks. The Jive re-release CD has only 11 tracks with differents beats on certain songs and some lyrics differ as well. The OG SMG 708 version has 18 tracks listed on it's tracklist, but in actuality it only contains 16 tracks like the 707 version. Then you have the cassette....The OG SMG Cassette contains 18 tracks on the tracklist and has "ALL" 18 tracks on the tape. It has "ALL" of the intended tracks on it versus any of the CD versions. Therefore the OG SMG The Click cassette would be rare. Not "The Rarest Cassette Tape In The World", but it does qualify as rare. Now back to the Al Kapone - Sinister funk cassette. The same tracks that are on the cassette are the same tracks, cover art and etc. as the CD. By default...nobody in the world would rather have a cassette version if it, since there isn't a difference between the cassette from the CD. It's not rare and the CD isn't that rare either. That's why it's always price at $30 or less. Kapiche'? In plus nobody ever wants an incomplete package ie a cassette without the insert. I don't care if it was Young Dre D without the inserts...it's basically worthless to a collector. A listener might buy it, but not a collector. There are more Collectors on this site then listeners. Theres a big difference between the OG Click cassette and the Al Kapone. Maybe you should become a nerd, because the Nerdy collectors don't assume that something is rare. Therefore they don't get clowned! As the saying goes about the word "ASSUME"...It makes and "ASS" out of "U" and "Me"! "ASS-U-ME"!!! Lol! No pun intended, just want to shed some light. If you don't like the light that's been shed...then that's coo' too. Have a good day.
It's rare if the cassette version is different from the CD. The Click - Down N Dirty CD and the ORIGINAL Down and dirty Cassette are 2 different things. The OG SMG 707 version CD has 16 tracks. The Jive re-release CD has only 11 tracks with differents beats on certain songs and some lyrics differ as well. The OG SMG 708 version has 18 tracks listed on it's tracklist, but in actuality it only contains 16 tracks like the 707 version. Then you have the cassette....The OG SMG Cassette contains 18 tracks on the tracklist and has "ALL" 18 tracks on the tape. It has "ALL" of the intended tracks on it versus any of the CD versions. Therefore the OG SMG The Click cassette would be rare. Not "The Rarest Cassette Tape In The World", but it does qualify as rare. Now back to the Al Kapone - Sinister funk cassette. The same tracks that are on the cassette are the same tracks, cover art and etc. as the CD. By default...nobody in the world would rather have a cassette version if it, since there isn't a difference between the cassette from the CD. It's not rare and the CD isn't that rare either. That's why it's always price at $30 or less. Kapiche'? In plus nobody ever wants an incomplete package ie a cassette without the insert. I don't care if it was Young Dre D without the inserts...it's basically worthless to a collector. A listener might buy it, but not a collector. There are more Collectors on this site then listeners. Theres a big difference between the OG Click cassette and the Al Kapone. Maybe you should become a nerd, because the Nerdy collectors don't assume that something is rare. Therefore they don't get clowned! As the saying goes about the word "ASSUME"...It makes and "ASS" out of "U" and "Me"! "ASS-U-ME"!!! Lol! No pun intended, just want to shed some light. If you don't like the light that's been shed...then that's coo' too. Have a good day.
