Eightball and MJG's Living Legends is a good but now overlooked album

[Obtain Knowledge]

That Max B thread had me thinking back on this album because Max B did a song over that "Forever" instrumental. That beat was so hard. I can remember Eightball and MJG getting a lot of airplay with the singles and music videos because they was signed to Bad Boy Records at the time and the music was so good. This album was hands down my favorite album of 2004:




And this went so hard:



T.I. was in the zone on this joint,

 

[Obtain Knowledge]

Eightball was spitting on this:

 

[AlbertPullhoez]

Yeah that's one of their better post Suave House albums. That album went hard, lot of dope tracks on there

 

[JulesWinfield]

i love this album. don't make still gets me hype.

 

[Barney Rubble]

A very underrated album. I think this was the first time I heard Bangladesh, he killed the beats he did.

 

[Darth Nubian]

This album got me through my workout yesterday. Hit a new PR while listening to don't make.

 

[Silver Surfer]

Classic Album....Bad Boy had them niccas with some serious producers....

TI got them niccas dying slow

 

[boskey]

Yup. I loved this joint in 04 (loved a lot of albums in 04) but havent listened to it in a long ass time. TIP on Look at the Grillz

 

[Liu Kang]

Bangladesh blessed this album... Bass synth + big kicks was a nice recipe.
Produced Forever, You don't wanna drama and Don't make which are the best tracks.

 

[Dog Holiday]

wasn't expectin' much. Serious album top 5 from 2004.

We Do It

 

[Stuntone]

Great Album! 8ball and MJG still got it, they just need that right productions.

 

[flea]

Love this album but I cant be the only one who likes, "ridin high" better. that album is

 

[Dog Holiday]

Love this album but I cant be the only one who likes, "ridin high" better. that album is

It Was ok but had to many songs for the clubs. And that's never what i wanted from them.

Their Last album on grand hustle outside of 2 tracks was more like it.
Those Drumma Beats