The boys take a track by track deep dive into Missy Elliott's debut album Supa Dupa Fly and rank it on the GRP proprietary order of Rust to Gold. Later, a new segment is debuted when the boys play the first ever edition of Timbo(b) Barker.*

*The results of this game are under protest.

This episode of GDR is brought to you by Killer Mike's Go Bags.

The boys re-record their discussion of the second half of Puff Daddy and the Family No Way Out before giving it their ranking on the proprietary GDR scale of Rust to Gold. Also, Pat and Drew are audibly exhausted at having to discuss this much Puff. Later, the boys discuss their top 3 favorite hip hop record label crews in another addition of Top 3.

The boys turn into Bad Boys on this week's GDR as they take a track-by-track deep dive into the first half of Puff Daddy & the Family No Way Out.

Part 2 coming next week.

The boys turn into Bad Boys on this week's GDR as they take a track-by-track deep dive into Puff Daddy & the Family No Way Out. Later, a new segment is debuted when they play a new game entitled Black Rob Barker. 

This episode of GDR is brought to you by Project Pat's Cheese N Dope Speakeasy and Charcuterie Bar.

The boys do a track by track deep dive into Jay-Z's debut classic Reasonable Doubt, Rick drops a lot of knowledge, they discuss their favorite steak preparations, and finally rate the album on the GDR scale of rust to gold. Later, Rick and Drew try to guess Google's top autofills for Jay-Z related queries in the first edition of A Million and One Questions. 

This episode is brought to you by Freeway's Freeway Breezeways.

This week on Gold Don't Rust the boys take a track-by-track deep dive into Drake's debut album "Thank Me Later" before ranking it on their proprietary scale of Rust to Gold. Later, they give their top 3 rappers as singers in another edition of Top 3. 

Y-you can press play and thank us now.

Pat and Drew take the wheel this week while Rick recharges his aura. They review Lil Wayne's 2008 album "Tha Carter III", stage an intervention, and discuss their top 3 favorite rapper/fashion brands in this week's edition of Top 3. Rick still says his pieces. It's a good ol' fashion Hot Boy summer on this scorching episode of GDR.

Tha Carter 3: 3:31

Wayne Intervention: 55:56

Top 3: 1:06:44

The boys give a 2021 review of the 1997 double disc rap-a-thon phenomenon record Wu Tang Forever. Plus, they give their top 3 favorite Wu solo albums in another edition of Top 3.

Disc 1 - 1:43

Calling U-God - 37:11

Disc 2 - 41:35

Final Thoughts and Rating - 1:05:59

Top 3 - 1:10:00

In this episode the boys review two of the best-selling albums of all time - Eminem's second and third studio albums, The Marshall Mathers LP and The Eminem Show. Nostalgia is questioned, answers are uncovered, and the albums are ranked on the Rust to Gold scale - the results may just surprise you. Plus, they discuss their top 3 worst white rappers in another edition of Top 3.

Marshall Mathers LP - 2:50

The Eminem Show - 47:10

Top 3 - 1:43:07

The boys review DMX's debut album "It's Dark and Hell is Hot" on the first ever episode of the only podcast about hip hop that puts your nostalgia on trial. This is Gold Don't Rust.

*Theme song and artwork by 3sixzero