Tom Hardy's audition tape for "The Reckoning"
Directed by Edward Tracy.
Produced by Ed Tracy and Tom Hardy
Copyright 2000
Too Tall Productions
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Tom Hardy's audition tape for "The Reckoning"
Directed by Edward Tracy.
Produced by Ed Tracy and Tom Hardy
Copyright 2000
Too Tall Productions

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#Repost @tomsohardy ・・・ (LINK IN BIO) #Repost via @dailymail Tom Hardys 18-track tape entitled Falling on Your Arse in 1999, has resurfaced 19 years later on in a bid to persuade the star to go on tour. The tape is credited to Tommy No 1 aka #TomHardy @tomhardy and Eddie Too Tall - #EdwardTracy @edwardtracy - with Tom rapping and Edward providing the beat. Speaking about their collaboration, Edward told Complex: 'Back then we were offered a record deal on the basis of this album, but Tom's agent said "no don't do music, do acting."' Edward hasn't lost hope that the pair will make more music, however, as he revealed: 'Last year, Tom asked me whether I still had the album kicking about in the loft... Lo and behold, here it is in all its rawness, just as it sounded then. He'll be pleased with the reception it’s had today. 'We always said we’d do a Vegas tour as a joke. Maybe if this album generates enough love then we can coax Tom onstage.' Back in 2011, Tom spoke out about his musical background, telling BBC Newsbeat: 'I started out rapping when I was 14 or 15. 'Because I come from a nice middle-class neighbourhood it was a very hard sell. And I wasn't very good!' He revealed he made some very good connections back in the day, as he continued: 'I used to be with the guy who managed Leela James and Lauren Hill, Pras, the Fugees and all that. 'I worked out with (Grammy winning producers) Warren Riker and Gordon Williams. I've recorded loads of stuff but it's never been released.' CHECK IT OUT BELOW : tootall.bandcamp.com/releases OR LINK IN BIO Video : 'No Love No Life' - Enkryption - 🎧🎤 Ed Tracy music © Hairy R's Films 2002 @edwardtracy #GetAGrip For those of you who have @SoundCloud go to the below link to hear more unfinished mixtape tracks from back in the day