The Notorious B.I.G. One More Chance Bad Boy 12" Vinyl Single 33RPM
$ 5.81
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The Notorious B.I.G. One More Chance Bad Boy 12" Vinyl Single 33RPM. The Notorious B.I.G. - One More Chance 12" Vinyl Promo Single MINT Bad Boy 1995 . One More Chance (Hip Hop Mix) – 5:06. One More Chance (Hip Hop Radio Edit) – 4:28. Check the labels for yourself—they are crisp, clean, and beautifully preserved. The Notorious B.I.G. - One More Chance 12" Vinyl Promo Single MINT Bad Boy 1995** Up for sale is an absolute grail for East Coast hip-hop purists and vinyl collectors alike: a rare, original promo pressing of **The Notorious B.I.G.’s "One More Chance" 12" Single (Catalog: 78612-79032-1)** released under Bad Boy Entertainment / Arista Records. This copy has been meticulously preserved in Mint Condition by a private collector. It has been kept in a smoke-free, temperature-controlled environment and handled with the utmost care. Note on Photos: The images you see in this listing are 100% original photos of the actual item you will receive. No stock photos used here. Check the labels for yourself—they are crisp, clean, and beautifully preserved. Tracklist Side 1 1. One More Chance/Stay With Me (Radio Edit 1) – 4:15 2. One More Chance (Hip Hop Mix) – 5:06 3. One More Chance/Stay With Me (Radio Edit 2) – 4:35 4. One More Chance (Hip Hop Instrumental) – 5:06 Side 2 1. One More Chance (Hip Hop Radio Edit) – 4:28 2. The What (Radio Edit) – 4:00 *(Featuring Method Man)* 3. One More Chance/Stay With Me (Instrumental) – 4:35 ### **Historical Significance & Importance in Hip-Hop* Released in the wake of Biggie Smalls' legendary 1994 debut album *Ready to Die*, the "One More Chance / Stay With Me" remix is widely considered one of the most important singles in hip-hop history. While the original album version was dark and gritty, Sean "Puffy" Combs flipped the track into a soulful masterclass by sampling DeBarge’s "Stay with Me." This definitive remix propelled The Notorious B.I.G. from an underground heavyweight to a global superstar, debuting at #5 on the Billboard Hot 100 and tying Michael Jackson for the highest debut single at the time. Backed by "The What"—the iconic, lyrical heavyweight battle with Wu-Tang Clan's Method Man—this single perfectly bridges the gap between raw, boom-bap lyricism and mainstream chart dominance, defining the mid-90s golden era of Bad Boy Entertainment and cementing Biggie's eternal legacy. Shipping & Handling Shipped by a fellow collector:** I understand the anxiety of buying vinyl online. This record will be packed securely in a heavy-duty, dedicated vinyl mailer with proper padding to ensure it arrives at your doorstep in the exact condition pictured. Fast, tracked shipping. Don't miss out on adding this immaculate piece of hip-hop history to your collection. Buy with confidence!**
