104 episodes
Tale Of The Tapes Joe Forminio
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4.7 • 6 Ratings
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More than a decade long study, analyzing almost every single rapper ever who was or is in any way note worthy. Each artist is judged based on 5 categories and NONE of them include my opinion in any way (unlike those other lists). Extensive work and research put into this to uncover who is in fact the "best" rapper of all time. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/taleofthetapes/support
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Reef The Lost Cauze (2001) & Eyedea (2001)
Episode 17 is a brief history and scoring of underground artists Reef The Lost Cauze (2001) & Eyedea (2001) as we continue on in the calendar year of 2001!
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Fabolous (2001) & Immortal Technique (2001)
Episode 16 is a brief history and scoring of Brooklyn's own, Fabolous (2001) & underground rapper, Immortal Technique (2001) as we continue on in the calendar year of 2001!
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Boo-Bonic (2001) & Left Eye (2001)
Episode 15 is a brief history and scoring of 1/2 of Philly duo, Boo-bonic (2001) & TLC member, Left Eye (2001) as we continue on in the calendar year 2001!
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Cormega (2001) & Young Jeezy (2001)
Episode 14 is a brief history and scoring of Cormega (2001) and Young Jeezy (2001) as we continue on in 2001. On todays episode, we get a special feature from Chuckie again!
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Reks (2001) & Lil Romeo (2001)
Episode 13 is a brief history and scoring of New England underground artist, Reks (2001) & son of Master P, Lil Romeo (2001). We also get our third peak at all of our current lists in this episode as we continue on in the calendar year 2001!
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Swifty McVay (2001) & Tru Life (2001)
Episode 12 is a brief history and scoring of the only D-12 member left to make the cut, Swifty McVay (2001) and Lower East Side's Tru Life (2001) as we continue on in 2001.
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Customer Reviews
Perfect hiphop podcast
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Okay but could evolve
Concept is dope. Execution is okay. It’s an ambitious podcast but when Big Mike is mentioned without discussing the convicts or his involvement with the geto boys or talking about coolio missing his time with the maad circle it can be maddening. Sound quality and editing is dope but later episodes seem rushed and the ranking is arbitrary. Reading a wiki bio makes it seem like the host is uneducated and as if they don’t have an understanding of the artist. The podcast sounds like someone who likes hip hop but wasn’t immersed in the culture during the time and doesn’t quite get it. Listening to a discography doesn’t make you an expert, and it sounds disingenuous when you’re making a hip hop podcast and have to educate yourself about public enemy. This is where it seems like the host wants to be educational and an expert and leaves you confused because they missed on both points.