Description

Label: Def Jam
Format: Vinyl, 12” Promo Double LP
Released: 2004
Condition: New Unsealed | Vinyl: Near Mint | Sleeve: Very Good
(For details click “Additional information” above.)
Genre: Hip-Hop
Country: USA

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Record 1 Side A:
1. My Chicago (Part 1)
2. Let’s Go
3. R.P.M featuring Twista and Ludacris
4. Shake Dat Sh** featuring Ludacris

Record 1 Side B:
1. U Crazy featuring Jermaine Dupri
2. Weight A Minute
3. My Chicago (Part 2 )
4. What Can I Do featuring Missy Elliot

Record 2 Side A:
1. Posted (Remix) featuring N.O.R.E.
2. So Real So Right
3. Kick This One

Record 2 Side B:
1. Super Freak
2. Turn It Up
3. Block Reincarnated (Remix) ft. Kardinal Offishall

“Worth tha Weight is the debut solo studio album by American rapper Shawnna. Originally scheduled to be released in 2002, it was delayed until 2004 and was released on September 28, 2004 via Disturbing tha Peace/Def Jam Recordings. Production was handled by several record producers, including B-Crucial, Just Blaze, Kanye West, Bangladesh, DJ Nasty & LVM, and Shawnna’s brother Michael Antonio “Icedrake” Guy. It features guest appearances from Ludacris, Jermaine Dupri, Kardinal Offishall, Katt Williams, Missy Elliott, Noreaga, Rich Nice and Twista.” – Wikipedia

Additional information

What does the grading and promo/white label mean?

What does the grading and promo/white label mean?
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Sleeve/Record Cover Grade Scale:
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 1. Fair (May have bends, rips, smudges, etc) 
2. Good (Can come with promo markings, whether its a stamp, cut,slit, barcode scratched off, etc.) 
3. Excellent (May have small bends or creases, looks brand new but not sealed.)
 4. Near Mint (Record is most likely sealed with minor bend, crease or promo markings.) 
5. Mint (It’s in brand new sealed condition, no markings, bends, etc.)
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Vinyl/Record Grade Scale:
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1. Fair (Scratches, may effect play, warping, used, sometimes just used for prop – will be marked if record is not playable) 
2. Good (Light scratches, may be used – will be marked if used) 
3. Excellent (No scratches, new, but not sealed) 
4. Near Mint (New, no scratches, may be sealed – will be marked Sealed if it is – promo markings) 
5. Mint (Sealed, never used, no promo markings, no bends, etc.)
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What does "promo" mean?
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 Promo means there is a marking of some sort on the item. So there may be a sticker/stamp/print that reads "promotional use only," or a mark going across the bar code, sometimes a small cut on the cardboard sleeve, etc. Its just a way to show these were used for promotional use. Such as giving to specific DJ's or radio stations.

What is a white label?
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These are usually advance records sent out to big name DJ’s, radio stations, etc. to help create a buzz for a record before its official release. May have no markings on it at all. No artist name, song title, etc. Sometimes the song version is different than the final version (If so it will say it with in the items description.
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Quick Note: Most vinyls come brand new some are sealed some are not. Will say SEALED if it is. Same as if its USED, it will say it.
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