Despite the increased track length, some issues with both reissues and new releases on multiple formats affected the length and track order of these albums. The Beatles' White Album, originally released as a double record, remained split across two units for both its cassette and CD reissues, with the former in particular having to re-arrange the track order in order to ensure equal tape length. Meanwhile, 1988's "He's the DJ, I'm the Rapper" by DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince was released on both vinyl and cassette. At 85 minutes, the record release had to be released as a double album, making it the first ever release by hip hop artists, while its single CD release had to be truncated by 13 minutes. Other double albums originally issued on LP, such as Mike Oldfield's "Incantations" and Chick Corea's "My Spanish Heart", were likewise shortened for their 74 minute CD release, though both were later reissued in their entirety when 80 minute CDs were developed.