Showing posts with label Film Skool Rejekts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Film Skool Rejekts. Show all posts

July 7, 2011

Mind Ya Business | Film Skool Rejekts [Mixtape]


I haven't heard anything from this dope hip hop group in a long while. In fact, the last thing they put it out was Music for the Bitches  which is still one of my favorite mixtapes to date. This mixtape comes in the form of an EPMD tribute so that alone should make you click the download link. Check it out and I'm sure you won't sorry. 

May 29, 2010

"Synthetic Substitution" Film Skool Rejekts(Video)



This is one of my favorite songs from "Music for the Bitches" lol. It was a little extreme though. This video is cool not the best Ive seen but def not the worst. Its pretty comical how they try to make it so theatrical too. Haha

March 8, 2010

CooLikeDat Review: Music For The Bitches | Film Skool Rejekts

It’s Saturday night and I’m up browsing the online music archives like I always am. Then I head to Cash and Caviar and what do I see? Really different looking artwork with “Music for the Bitches” on the front. If the title of the mixtape didn’t catch my attention the name of the group sure did: Film Skool Rejekts. So I download, and start listening. The mixtape starts off with a subtle ballad-like piece called “Love Means Everything”…and is then interrupted by the angry sounds of “Chris Brown.” Now I’m pretty skeptical, but then it proceeds to take my ears to the old school sounds of “What Are You Afraid Of?” Lyrics like “I put her on the Pharcyde while she passin’ me” kept me tentative to the song. Now its “Synthetic Substitution” and this song makes me declare myself a fan. So far this album is one of the most honest and anger felt mixtapes I’ve heard in a very long time. Now some might ask “how is good if it’s so angry” and I say the honesty is astounding and its all things that we’ve felt before, we were just probably too scared to say them. Songs like “Ava Carter” tells the truth about what really happens when you put your time and money into “fixing” a person or “making them better.” “Leave Me Alone” tells the story of a stalker female with the lyrical content and then…it proceeds (with caution) to one of the highlights of the mixtape: “Saturday Night Dicksucker.” Now don’t be fooled, the title of the song is raunchy but if you listen close there is a message…other than that of sexual innuendos. “Thing for Me” is a great song that expresses someone wanting you, but Film Skool Rejekts makes it ten times better by using the lyrics of one of the best and the flow of one of the better. All of the songs are simply great and to hear them you will simply have to download the mixtape. “Music for the Bitches” brings out unforgivable honesty and recognizable lyricism. Although it is essentially angry and primarily focuses on the sour side of relationships with females it is worth the download(besides it is called “Music for the Bitches” right?).

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*Btw I am not an advocate for domestic violence by listening to the songs "Chris Brown" or "Synthetic Substitution"...it's still wrong no matter who you are. Thank you. That is all. =)*