For this episode, the guys revisit Lil Wayne's pivotal release, Tha Carter.

On this episode, the guys revisit The Notorious B.I.G.'s highly favored debut, Ready to Die.

For this episode, the guys revisit Jay Z's "In My Lifetime, Vol. 1," and get real honest about what they'd change about the album.

For this episode of the Rap & Order podcast, veteran producer Drumma Boy joins us for a break down of T.I.'s sixth studio album, Paper Trail. He shares stories with us behind the making of the tracks he produced, working with T.I. at such a challenging time in his career, and despite accomplishing all that he has, still feeling as though he's just getting started.

For this episode of Rap & Order, we discussed DMX’s sophomore album "Flesh of My Flesh, Blood of My Blood," and had the honor of being joined by two very special guests. The photographer behind the album’s cover art, Jonathan Mannion, and legendary Hip Hop producer, Swizz Beatz, who worked on the album.

On this episode, the guys revisit Dipset's debut, Diplomatic Immunity for a track-by-track break down. Did the album itself match the undeniable influence of the Harlem rappers?

Mastermind was Rick Ross' sixth studio album released. Though it has plenty of notable features and highlights, it often goes overlooked by some people when it comes to his discography. The guys speculate why.

On this episode, the guys revisit Dead Prez's debut release, "Lets Get Free," and breakdown how this politically conscious offering is still relevant in subject today.

For this episode, the guys revisit A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie's debut release, Artist, and one of them makes a strong case on it being revered as classic material.

For this episode, the guys revisit Pusha T's Daytona album to decide whether or not it can be viewed as classic material.