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Bored of Education

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Download links and information about Bored of Education by Brooklyn Academy. This album was released in 2008 and it belongs to Hip Hop/R&B, Rap genres. It contains 17 tracks with total duration of 01:10:10 minutes.

Artist: Brooklyn Academy
Release date: 2008
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Rap
Tracks: 17
Duration: 01:10:10
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. One (Intro) 1:33
2. Raise Ya Hands (feat. Jean Grae) 5:47
3. We Don't Play 4:36
4. Message to Brooklyn (Skit) 1:37
5. This Is Brooklyn (feat. Ill Bill) 5:09
6. That's Brooklyn 4:27
7. The Growler 3:48
8. Hide (feat. Fresh Jones & Keith Murray) 5:23
9. Tear It Down 4:40
10. Blame It On the Alcohol (Skit) [feat. War Bixby] 2:35
11. Splash (feat. Killah Priest) 5:29
12. Black Out (feat. Jean Grae) 5:07
13. Suicide 3:58
14. Close Your Eyes (feat. Skam 2) 4:27
15. Back In Effect 3:59
16. What's the Buzz (feat. WillTell) 3:43
17. Nothing You Can Do (feat. Jean Grae) 3:52

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A rhyme collective that features Pumpkinhead, Block McCloud, and Mr. Metaphor, Brooklyn Academy have been around for years, putting out plenty of material both as solo artists and as a full-fledged group. Bored of Education is their official debut album; it finds them sounding off over hard-hitting beats from Marco Polo, Will Tell, Snowgoons, Illmind, and more. Not really gangsters, not flashy playboys, and not wannabe drug kingpins, BA are just straight lyricists. This is reflected in their verses, which mostly center around how dope they are and their plans to take over the rap game. Verbal assists from homies like Jean Grae, Killah Priest, and Ill Bill definitely help. When everyone hits their stride, there are some serious jams here—"This Is Brooklyn," "Splash," "The Growler," and "Suicide" are all outstanding. A decent offering from an underrated squad.