Peanut Butter Wolf
My Vinyl Weighs A Ton

Listening notes

Peanut Butter Wolf's My Vinyl Weighs A Ton was released in 2000 on Stones Throw Records under catalog number CRCL-8834/35. The release is categorized under hip hop and issued in a double-CD format.

The first disc carries twenty-four tracks, making it a substantial collection by any measure. Titles such as "Sit Down Shut Up," "Casio," "The Everliving," "Necromancin," and "Hawaii 5000" suggest a range of tonal approaches within the hip hop genre, though no track durations are documented for this pressing. Other titles on the first disc include "In Your Area," "Styles Crew Flows Beats," "Barter," "Hold Up," "Rock Unorthodox," "Top Illin," "Keep On Rockin It," "T Shirts," "Breakes Em Down," "Tale Of Five Cities," "Mr. Dibbs," "Definition Of Ill," "Theme From A Peanut Butter Wolf," "Run The Line," "Phonies," "Ten Minutes Left," "Mobbin," "Competition Gets None," and "Interruptions."

The second disc shifts in character, functioning as a companion of remixes and alternate versions. "Run The Line" appears in three distinct mixes credited to Mark 45 King, Lord Finesse, and DJ Celory respectively. A track titled "The Undercover" surfaces in two versions, listed as the Frankenstein Mix and the G Luv Mix. The disc also includes "PB Wolf VS Mothra," a GZ-Jay Remix of "Definition Of Ill," and a track listed as "Ultra Tetsuwan Remix," bringing the second disc to eight entries in total.

Across both discs the release accounts for thirty-two tracks. The double-CD configuration under catalog number CRCL-8834/35 represents this specific pressing of the album as documented. Researchers and collectors should verify additional details, including personnel, durations, and any supplementary liner information, against primary source materials before treating this entry as complete.