The boys came here with their dicks in their hands, don't make them leave here with their feet in your ass - be cool, as they take a track-by-track deep dive into Mystikal's 4th studio album Let's Get Ready. They catch Mystikal fever before reviewing the album on the GDR proprietary order of Rust to Gold. Later, Rick and Drew try to guess Silkk the Shocker's net worth as they play Bone Thugs and Hard Money: No Limit Edition. Listen to the pod, but watch yourself.

*This episode of GDR is brought to you by Ludacris' Chicken Head Rub

The boys are not inspired to make content, but still take a track-by-track deep dive into Diamond D & the Psychotic Neurotics Stunts, Blunts, and Hip Hop. Later, they don't have a segment because this album inspires no content.

*This episode of Gold Don't Rust is not sponsored by anyone because this album inspires no content.

The boys explore the secrets of UFOs and human experimentation laboratories as they take a track-by-track deep dive into Canibus' 1998 debut album Can-I-Bus. They recap Canibus' time spent working to get on the Geek Squad at Best Buy before reviewing the album on the GDR proprietary order of Rust to Gold. Later, the boys give their top 3 hip hop diss tracks of all time in another edition of Top 3. Tune in to Channel Zero to listen now.

*This episode of GDR is brought to you by Busta Rinds. 

The Boys take a track-by-track deep dive into Fabolous' 2001 debut LP Ghetto Fabolous. They discuss Fab's preoccupation with fellatio (and probably butt stuff?) before reviewing the album on the GDR proprietary order of Rust to Gold. Later, the Boys rank the NYC Boroughs based on quality of MCs they've produced as they debut a new GDR segment, Fab 5.

*This episode is brought to you by Rick Ross' Maybach Teflon Cooking Pans 

The boys speak Spanglish (don't get mad at us) as they take a track-by-track deep dive into Cypress Hill's self-titled debut album from 1991. Both Pat and Rick's nearly spot on B-Real impressions are debuted before they review the album on the GDR proprietary order of Rust to Gold. Later, Rick and Andrew match net worths to rappers as they play Bone Thugs and Hard Money: LatinX edition. 

*This episode of GDR is brought to you by ODB Plan B Pills.

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The boys explore the culture of Virginia as they take a track-by-track deep dive through Clipse 2002 debut album, Lord Willin', before reviewing it on the GDR proprietary scale of Rust to Gold. Later, Rick and Drew try to figure out how many YouTube views songs produced by Pharrell get in another edition of Timbob Barker.

*This episode of GDR is missing Mark. Help us find him. If you have any information about Mark's whereabouts please let us known on socials @golddontrustpod

The boys take a deep dive into the 2011 collaborative album between Jay-Z and Kanye West Watch the Throne before reviewing it on the GDR proprietary scale of Rust to Gold. Later, Rick and Drew try to guess what people want to know most about Jay-Z and Kanye in another edition of A Million and One Questions.

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The Boys are on their cocaine selling hustle as they take a track by track deep dive into Raekwon's debut solo album (or duo album with Ghostface??) Only Built 4 Cuban Linx. All of the Wu Tang trivia you've ever wanted to know is laid out before the boys review it on the GDR scale of Rust to Gold. Later, they discuss their top 3 favorite pieces of hip hop memorabilia in another edition of Top 3.

*This episode of GDR is brought to you by Ceelo Green's Suspenders and Sunnies.

The Bone Boys find themselves at a crossroads in their friendship as they take a deep dive into Bone Thugs n Harmony's 1995 studio album E 1999 Eternal. They discuss all of the weed and murder that apparently filled the streets of Cleveland in the 90s before rating the album of the GDR scale of Rust to Gold. Later, a new segment is debuted as the boys play the first ever edition of Bone Thugs and Hard Money. 

*This episode of GDR is brought to you by Danny Brown's Adderall Coffee.

The boys usher in their new collective alter ego, the 3 Pack Bonanza, and get funky as they take a track-by-track deep dive into the Beastie Boys' 1989 sophomore album Paul's Boutique before rating it on the GDR scale of Rust to Gold. Later, they discuss their top 3 favorite hip hop chemistries in another edition of Top 3.