Once upon a time, Joe Budden had hair. Oh yeah, he was a rookie in the rap game as well. Tim Westwood unveils a freestyle from 2003 where Jumpoff Joe spits a freestyle over 50 Cent’s “Back Down.”
The master of vintage freestyles, Tim Westwood hits us with a 1995 freestyle from Redman over The Notorious B.I.G.’s “Who Shot Ya?”
Tim Westwood digs into his vault of never-heard-before freestyles and pulls out this 2003 gem from Pharoahe Month.
The vintage freestyle legend, Tim Westwood, unearths a Freeway session from 2003 when the State Property was spitting over 50 Cent’s “In Da Club.”
Before Kanye West became Yeezus, he and John Legend were just a couple of guys trying to live out their dreams to become stars in this music industry. Tim Westwood captured both at their hungriest back in 2004.
Tim Westwood continues dropping the dopeness from back in the day as he releases this vaulted freestyle from Flipmode Squad members Spliff Star and Busta Rhymes.
Mighty Mos Def showed up on Tim Westwood’s show back in 2000 and delivered some bars after a slow start. Yeah, you should listen.
Tim Westwood continues dropping historical heat and this installment features Talib Kweli and Novel from 2002 tearing it down.
Tim Westwood has some jewels in the vault. This time around, he goes back to a 1996 freestyle courtesy of Ghostface Killah, Cappadonna and Jeru The Damaja. 18 minutes of brilliance.
You got an hour to spare? If so, you should spend it listening to this Wu Tang Clan freestyle from 1997 that lasts just over 52 minutes. Props to Tim Westwood for unearthing this gem.