End Of A G-Funk Era—Everything From Death Row Records Auctioned Off In Cali

Have you ever wanted a Source Award, but have no flow whatsoever and don’t want to get shot? How about 17,000 copies of Snoop Dogg’s Tha Doggfather for $680? Well, it looks like your chance has passed because the lot of the possessions owned by 90s super label Death Row Records was put up for auction and those were just some of the deals to be had in this one-of-a-kind sale. Of course the deals were part of the bankruptcy that crazy Suge Knight and Death Row had to file to pay off debts, but their loss was some people’s gains… or returns. Some of the auction-goers were parents of people who Knight stole from trying to get their stuff back, or real admirers of Knight, to which we say—put those guys in jail. If you’re a fan of Knight’s business acumen, it’s only time before the Feds find out what kind of shady dealings you’re working on.

Anyway, check out the pictures of the stuff you didn’t get, including the actual Electric Chair from the logo!!1!

Death Row Records Auctions Off Its History in Fullerton [LA Weekly]
Images [LA Weekly]