A quintessential piece of Houston underground rap history. This is a factory-sealed cassette of Rasheed's Let the Games Begin, released in 2000 on the legendary Dope House Records.
As a core member of the Dope House roster, Rasheed was instrumental in the label's Y2K-era dominance alongside founder South Park Mexican (SPM). The artwork features classic era-specific digital graphics, depicting Rasheed facing off against a giant armored gladiator in a coliseum. This album is a heavy hitter for collectors of early 2000s Texas independent hip-hop.
Artist: Rasheed
Title: Let the Games Begin
Label & Catalog: Dope House Records / DOP-5043
Release Year: 2000
Media Condition:Factory Sealed (NOS). The cassette remains unplayed and sealed in its original factory shrink wrap. It retains the original yellow $10.98 retail inventory sticker on the back cover.
Case Condition:Cracked Jewel Case. The shrink wrap is intact, but the clear hard plastic jewel case beneath it has sustained visible cracks on the front cover and spine from long-term storage.
