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“With the discovery of Tupac, Death Row found the voice of a generation.” A beginner’s guide to Death Row Records in five essential albums

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“With the discovery of Tupac, Death Row found the voice of a generation.” A beginner’s guide to Death Row Records in five essential albums

Hip hop’s most notorious label, Death Row Records also served up some of the most influential albums of modern times

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