8ball & mjg / albums

1,397,478 plays
622 SHARES
11,799 FAVS
74 fans

- Space Age 4 Eva
- - 105,322 plays
  - 14 favs
  - 22 shares
8Ball & MJG
Released 2000

Thingz
05:01
8,340 plays

Collard Greens
03:43
6,739 plays

Pimp Shit
04:02
6,387 plays

- Add to cart
- buy
- share

songs

- 1
- Intro
- 03:44
- 4,416 plays

- 2
- I know U
- 04:50
- 5,951 plays

- 3
- Thingz
- 05:01
- 8,340 plays

- 4
- Collard Greens
- 03:43
- 6,739 plays

- 5
- Pimp Shit
- 04:02
- 6,387 plays

- 6
- Buck Bounce
- 04:36
- 13,733 plays

- 7
- Space Age 4 Eva
- 04:32
- 5,761 plays

- 8
- Pimp Hard
- 05:05
- 25,085 plays

- 9
- Boom Boom
- 05:06
- 5,406 plays

- 10
- Alwayz
- 04:23
- 4,966 plays

- 11
- At The Club
- 05:06
- 4,476 plays

- 12
- Jankie
- 04:23
- 4,599 plays

- 13
- It's All Real
- 04:51
- 5,099 plays

- 14
- Thank God
- 04:40
- 4,385 plays

album review

After the thoughtful reflection of In Our Lifetime, Vol. 1 (1999), which had cast Eightball & MJG as been-there, done-that Southern rap sages and earned widespread acclaim in the process, the duo responded with the lighthearted Space Age 4 Eva. This album, Eightball & MJG's first non-Suave House release, returns to the space-age pimping that had been the duo's stock-in-trade for years. The club-orientated tracks stand out, particularly the Swizz Beatz-produced "At the Club" and the DJ Quik-produced "Buck Bounce," both of which pair Eightball & MJG with non-Southern big-name producers for the first time. Elsewhere, a pair of Jazze Pha productions also stand out, the meditative "Thingz" and the aggressive "Pimp Hard," as do the celebratory title track and the intense album-closer, "Thank God." While these individual moments feature some of the best production work of Eightball & MJG's career to date, the album itself as a whole plays like a mishmash, more a collection of big-name producer collaborations than a cohesive whole, which many of the duo's previous albums had been. ~ Jason Birchmeier, All Music Guide