MC Hammer's 'Too Legit to Quit' - A Blast from the Past

Released in 1991, MC Hammer's iconic album 'Too Legit to Quit' is a nostalgic trip back to the early days of hip-hop. The album features a unique audio cassette design that sets it apart from other releases of its time.

The interior holders of the case are designed to insert an audio cassette jacket, which has become a retro staple for music enthusiasts. The clear plastic front and back of the jacket provide a sleek and modern look, while the black background with white type on the back lists out the songs, production information, and a barcode.

One striking feature of the jacket is the portrait orientation image of MC Hammer himself, shirtless and sporting suspenders and a large necklace. The image is set against a white background, adding a touch of contrast to the overall design.

For those who prefer a more traditional approach, there is also an audio cassette paper jacket available. This version features the Capitol Records logo, copyright information, and the cassette number on both sides. Side 1 lists out tracks such as 'ROLLIN' ON' (with an illegible song title), while Side 2 has headers reading 'THIS IS THE WAY WE ROLL'.

The clear plastic cassette itself has white type on each side, providing a clean and easy-to-read experience for listeners. Measuring 7 x 11 x 1.7 cm, this is an album that will transport you back to the early days of hip-hop.

Produced by Felton C. Pilate and published by Capitol Records in 1991, 'Too Legit to Quit' is a true classic of the genre. With its unique design and iconic sound, it's no wonder why MC Hammer's album remains a beloved staple of music history.

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