Death Row came through with a brash mentality led by their hostile CEO, Suge Knight. He managed to assemble a legendary roster that released multi-platinum albums from Dr. Dre, Tupac and Snoop Dogg, to name a few. Suge wasn't a businessman, but his forceful manner led to the label raking in an estimated $100 million at its peak. No matter your thoughts on their style, the label's legacy cannot be denied -- and the stories will live on forever from one of the most interesting times in hip-hop.
