This early print showcases a hype sticker, often found on initial music releases. It's worth mentioning that while most music releases usually have only one original hype sticker on the cover, there are occasions where a cover might display multiple variants. However, this is not typically the norm. As the trend of collecting sealed items in their early stages gains momentum, additional insights about the earliest hype stickers are expected to surface over time, aided by the collaborative efforts of the community. "Dr. Dre Presents... The Aftermath" is indeed an album released by Dr. Dre in 1996. However, "First Round Knock Out" is not a track featured on that album. It seems you might be referring to "Dr. Dre Presents... The Aftermath" in general, which was an achievement in itself. The album served as a significant milestone for Dr. Dre as a producer and as a figure in the hip-hop community. It marked his first major project after leaving Death Row Records and establishing his own label, Aftermath Entertainment.While "First Round Knock Out" may not be a specific track on that album, "Dr. Dre Presents... The Aftermath" did include several notable tracks featuring collaborations with various artists, showcasing Dr. Dre's production prowess and his ability to bring together talent from the hip-hop world.Overall, the release of "Dr. Dre Presents... The Aftermath" was a significant achievement for Dr. Dre, marking a new chapter in his career and setting the stage for future successes with Aftermath Entertainment.