RIAA RECORD AWARD Dr. Dre Snoop Dogg Beats by dr dre PLATINUM Death Row Tupac

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!!!!!!SOLD AS IS, NO RETURNS ACCEPTED, THIS SALE IS FINAL!!!!!!
DONT Miss out on this one. You will not find this original anyware. 100% original and ready to ship within 5 Business Day of Payment. NOTE there are fakes out there. if the back looks different than this one its a fake or has been tampered in some way.
NOTE: This award is about 20 years old and is considered in good condition. Please bid accordingly this is an extramly rare piece of
Music Memorabilia.
Especially if you're a fan of Snoop Dogg & Dr. Dre.
If you got it and your in the market for an ultra rare Authentic RIAA Certified Award for Death Row Records for the sale of more than 11,000,000 (million) Album, cassette, and C.D. dont wait.
a little history about the award and its timing
SNOOP DOGG LEAVES INTERSCOPE RECORDS
After many years and many hits, Snoop Dogg and long time recording company Interscope/Geffen Records have parted ways, according to Chronic Vacation. Founded by Jimmy Iovine in 1990,
Snoop Dogg immediately became one of the major players at the label through his affiliation with Death Row Records. The first major release from the pairing was The Chronic from Dr. Dre, whose lead single, the Snoop Dogg assisted “Ain’t Nothin But A G Thang” helped propel the album to multiplatinum status.
Snoop Dogg’s own debut album, 1993’s Doggystyle followed in The Chronic’s footsteps and was certified quadruple platinum by the RIAA.
In 1998, Snoop Dogg parted ways with Death Row/Interscope and Snoop spent the ensuing years with Master P’s No Limit Records and later hit the independent circuit, releasing mix tapes and albums with long time collaborators, Tha Dogg Pound. The new millennium saw the Dogg return to Interscope under Geffen Records where he released three albums. (HipHopDX) Best to the Dogg Father ;)
Death Row Records:
After parting ways with Eazy E over financial differences, Dr. Dre teamed up with then bodyguard Suge Knight to establish Death Row Records. Now at a label he could call home, Dre had time to focus on music once more. His debut single, "Deep Cover," from the soundtrack of the similarly-titled movie, arrived in 1992.
King of the West Coast:
Dre's influence on hip-hop is vast and far-reaching. He play an instrumental role -- literally and figuratively -- in the G-Funk movement of the late 80s/early 90s. He also helped propel West Coast hip-hop to new heights with his largely successful debut album,
The Chronic
. Dre's funky bass lines and heavy synths, coupled with the lyrical showcase from the likes of Snoop and RBX, changed the sound of hip-hop and made The Chronic a household name in the genre.
!!!!!! NO RETURNS ACCEPTED, THIS SALE IS FINAL!!!!!!