The boys are dressing in style in all shades of purple and pink as they take a track-by-track deep dive into Cam'ron's 2004 solo LP Purple Haze. They learn about the hypnotic magic of repeating the same word 12 times in 4 bars before reviewing the album on the GDR proprietary order of Rust to Gold. Later, Pat and Drew try to guess what lyrics are Cam and what lyrics are Sham in the first edition of Killa Sham. If you want then listen/ we're hoping you listen/ Listen with your ears/ Now that's how you listen.

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The R.A.P. boys go into the late 90s version of the metaverse as they take a track-by-track deep dive through the RZA's first proper studio solo album the RZA as Bobby Digital in Stereo. They try to figure out the hidden messages in RZA's sex raps before reviewing the album on the GDR proprietary order of Rust to Gold. Later, they discuss their top 3 biggest disappointment hip hop albums in another edition of Top 3. Doolooloolooloolooloo.

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The boys take an emotional roller coaster as they take a track-by-track deep dive into the Pharcyde's 1992 debut LP Bizarre Ride II the Pharcyde. They break it all down and learn some vital lessons about themselves along the way before reviewing the album on the GDR proprietary order of Rust to Gold. Later, they debut a new segment where they discuss another retrospective review entitled Passin' It By - this results in a formal challenge to Pitchfork to revisit their review of Bizarre Ride II the Pharcyde. 

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The boys take a different approach to content as Rick gives a list of 10 albums he believes are certified gold records and Pat and Drew judge them on the fly to determine if they enter the hallowed halls of the GDR Golden Record Club or if they need further review. Also, Rick and Drew are appalled by a shocking revelation from Pat. All this and more on a very special episode of Gold Don't Rust.

*Creme de la Short Squeeze, the new album from thevandershow and 3sixzero is now available everywhere music is streaming.

The boys eat good tonight as they take a track-by-track deep dive into MF DOOM's 2004 LP MM.. Food. They talk through multis and triple entendres before reviewing it on the GDR proprietary order of Rust to Gold. Later, the boys give their top 3 MCs of all time in another edition of top 3.

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The boys bring the biscuits and sides as they take a track-by-track deep dive into Goodie Mob's debut LP Soul Food. Drew talks about not wanting to host another Thanksgiving before they review it on the GDR proprietary order of Rust to Gold. Later, Rick and Drew try to match net worths to ATL rappers in another edition of Bone Thugs and Hard Money. Pass the baked mac and cheese and tune in.

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The boys take a track-by-track deep dive into 2Pac's not 2Pac posthumously released album Makaveli The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory. They try to crack the code on the hidden clues of this album to figure out if 2Pac faked his death and where in the world he is before reviewing the album on the GDR proprietary order of Rust to Gold. Later, they learn what classic Death Row Records videos are getting play on YouTube as they play another edition of Timbob Barker. 

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The boys get the fuck up and take a track by track deep dive into Pharoahe Monch's 1999 debut solo LP Internal Affairs. They are haunted by the ghost of Canibus before reviewing the album on the GDR proprietary order or Rust to Gold. Later, they give their favorite songs to blast at full volume with the windows down in another edition of Top 3.

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The boys learn a thing or two about feminism as they take a track-by-track deep dive into Ludacris' debut album Back for the First Time before reviewing it on the GDR proprietary order of Rust to Gold. They're back for the 20th time this week. Thanks for listening.

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The boys minus Drew take a track-by-track deep dive into Atmosphere's 2005 release You Can't Imagine How Much Fun We're Having. They discuss toxic masculinity in emo rap before ranking the album on the GDR proprietary order of Rust to Gold. Later, Pat and Rick figure out what albums you should play aliens to teach them about hip hop in the first edition of Into the Atmosphere. Drew isn't here because he just had a baby - but don't worry he still chimes in. Say congrats by pressing play now.

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