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The rise of Cleveland's Bone Thugs-N-Harmony is a classic example of the American Dream, a group of five young "brothas" who had a goal and would not allow any barriers to stop from attaining this goal. Layzie Bone, Krayzie Bone, Wish Bone, Flesh-N-Bone and Bizzy Bone went from being broke, hungry and homeless in 1993 to watching their brand of flowing, rolling, rapid-clip, harmonized rap -- dubbed the "Cleveland Sound" -- hit the top of the charts.

In November 1993, they bought one-way Greyhound tickets to Los Angeles determined to prove their talents to their favorite rapper, the late Eric "Eazy-E" Wright of N.W.A. fame. They spent months living on the street, constantly trying to contact Eazy-E, until they finally received a call from him. They rapped for him on the phone. He said he'd get back with them, but never did. When they learned Eazy was doing a show in Cleveland, they hustled up more money for bus tickets and headed back. They found him backstage and after their second audition, Eazy signed them to his Ruthless Records label.

Bone's debut single, "Thuggish Ruggish Bone," sold more than 500,000 copies and the video was the cable music channel the Box's most-requested of 1994. Their Ruthless/ Relativity EP debut, Creepin' On Ah Come Up, started moving large quantities shortly after its June 1994 release, shot past triple-platinum sales and became an R&B, and Rap chart topper.

As the EP continued its reign atop the charts, the group began work on their debut LP, E. 1999 Eternal. The new album was released in 1995, and proved a great blend of sweet soul harmonies and boulevard mentalities. The album's tribute to their dead homies, called "See You At The Crossroads," became an MTV smash hit, launching them into mainstream radio play. The song took on an unexpected meaning after Eazy-E's March 1995 death.

The group's latest efforts have been: BTNHResurrection, was released in 2000 and Thug World Order, released in 2003.

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Dogsinatas | Reviewer: Muhammed | 9/13/09

Well i have notin much to say.But i got almost all of their albums,and the ones i luv most re ART OF WAR.vol1&2,BEHIND THE HARMONY,&BTHNresurrection.& some personal albums of theres like krayie bone(gemini good vs evil...) & layzie bone(thug by nature) & lots more,i luv bone thugs to my bone they re my now & ever rappers.In 1998 the track LOOK INTO MY EYE felt my soul at a tv show ever since i have love bone thugs the whole of my life.Pls if any one can get me intouch with these guys i will realy appriciate it.Here's my may mail address mad2die4@yahoo.com.In NIGERIA.Am ballin outa of control.

my favorite rap group | Reviewer: LoCa LoV3 | 8/25/09

i cant wait for u guys to come to phx. it will the best consert ever. and when i do go i am going to get back stage passes and i am so excited
this is to all of u Krayi3 Layzi3 Bizzy Wish and Fl3sh-- get back at me on e-mail got myspace luv ya l8er hit me up

Heart of it all | Reviewer: Anonymous | 6/6/09

bone thugs have been my favorite rap group since i was 16. from their style to their message, they've always delivered more than typical albums/radio singles. they've never been concerned with anything but being true to themselves and i think anyone can sense that. it's never been a front with them and thats why they are well respected. i still listen to the art of war EVERYDAY!!! CLASSIC ALBUM! (their best in my opinion). i've grown to respect their solo albums but theres nothing like listening to the five of them...even Wish! (why do people hate on him so, wish is the heart of bone). i'm looking forward to uni5 and i hope they deliver more harmony on this album. i think alot of fans miss the harmony...that's what made us listen to them none stop in '94. bottom line: there will never be another rap group like them in our time or maybe ever!

Eternal. | Reviewer: Anonymous | 6/4/09

These eternal Trues. Humbly. United. Gathering. Souls are concernd abt tha Ormaggeddon. They'r tha 1st rappers ta release my spirit n took it ta tha future n witnesd tha end of days. I truly love their lyrical content, its odd n effectve ta tha subconcious mind. E.1999 is tha real thang. Krayzie Bone inspires me. He lyk tha God of Bone. Thumbs up fo Bone thugs. Those E.1999 five souljahs rock n their Souls r Eternal. Peace. (South Africa.)

urgent | Reviewer: Miyaka Miyaka 619 | 6/1/09

oh my gosh i am like in love with the bone thugs and i'll do anything to meet them. anything in the world. i cant tell you how much i love them ahhh. im like screami8ng right now. i love you guys sooooooooo much with a capital L.O.V.E

THUGGISH...the flow of the realest...RUGGISH | Reviewer: Rivaka Webb | 5/8/09

well where to start? bone thugs, i first heard about them back in 1999. wish i heard of them sooner but dad wasnt entirely into that kinda stuff. anyways, E. 1999 Eternal, was the first album i heard and my brothers and i were emmediately fans of the bone thugs and are still. whenever i hear a bone thug track i tend to reminice about the good days when i didnt need to worry about the rest of the afternoon. it makes me wish i could go back to those days. yeah, always the bone thugs were playing on our stereo whenever we chilled out and they got the right flow for that kind of thing too. when i hear their style and rhymes it sounds like its still new and fresh and i think its because hardly any other artist do how "they" do. naw mean? bizzy is the man on that song 'body rot' - wish was cool on 'cross roads' and on krazie's solo album (thug mentality), 'heated heavy' he was FULL-ON! flesh was wicked whenever i hear him because his voice was like wispers in alot of the tracks he was in and he about as fast as fast can get! layzie is unrivalled in his way and when he teamed with Twista in 'midwest invasion' he smacked other rappers down 6 feet under.
they are all way too cool and glad they are still going even though production is a little slow right now. i always keep an eye out for any of them bone boys for new tracks because they gave me peace in times of crap and im just straight-up addicted to them!
peace and peaceout. go hard. bone bone bone bone bone.

Bone Thugs B da Shit | Reviewer: reyna | 4/22/09

Man where do i start?! As many other people have alraedy said BONE THUGS IS THE BEST RAP GROUP. I absolutely love them they're my homies 4 life n they dont even know about it. I use to get high all the time but unfortunetly had to let go of dat weed n some friends along with that n especially my homie dat's been my like a brotha 2 me since da 4th grade all dat is pain to me but bone thugs is the new marry jane for me. i too rap n flow obviously im not as good as my heroes but im not bad i spit some real Shit haha. all i got to say is dat if i had a dieing wish it would be to meet bone thugs and spark it up one last time for old times sakes! Stay real Bone Thugs! We love you man!

Eskaybone | Reviewer: Eskay | 1/5/09

1992 is da fst tme i herd of bone been 16 yrs wat can i say studied there rimes made my shrine and kept in line fav. Song die die die and mo thugs this is my family .Most talented rhymers been EAST N WEST SIDE with da greats biggie and pac and everyone else dam wish i kud hav met em . Peace eskaybone south africb

Greatest thing in rap... | Reviewer: Coyofox | 10/30/08

As a person who normally disdains rap and hip-hop, I would say I'd have to make an exception for Bone Thugs (as well as a few other rappers). I grew up listening to Black Sabbath and Pantera and Sammy Hagar and lots of other thrash and metal music, and didn't care too much for rap, but the first time I actually paid attention to Bone, they were fucking awesome! They gave me a rhythm and style of rap I could enjoy, and instead of having to listen to one rapper beat his own style into my head song after song with almost no significant change, I got a group who can harmonize so vehemently well and create a whole new perspective on "hip-hop" or "gangsta rap" that it didn't really seem to fit into any genre, and was something that I could actually enjoy besides heavy metal or rock. Some of their songs I feel even elicit feelings of dread and creepiness like "East 1999" and "Crept and We Came" all due in part to the special vocals and beats used I guess. They're lyrics are thought out originally and I admire them for what they had to go through to even become a rap group. I can't say I enjoy other rappers half as much as Bone Thugs, because I don't! When I get tired of Chimaira or Children of Bodom or Tool, and want to hear some rap, I'll always throw on Bone because they are probably the only rap group I really like and are the best thing to happen to rap in a while. They will always be my favorite rappers, and they can't be Bone unless they are all together, because solo they aren't too great, especially Bizzy, because he is way better in Bone, but you can't have bone without ALL of them. I would love to get blazed with them someday, but know its not gonna happen, but I'll make sure to keep their greatness alive as long as I am. So...Bizzy, Wish, Layzie, Krayzie, and Flesh...keep the Bone rhythms alive and kickin'!

-Fox

DAT BIZZY GURL | Reviewer: Jeraldin | 10/11/08

Mayne dats wuzzup.. i've been lovin bone for 3 years now.. ever since I hit mah teenage years I started jammin 2 bone.. 24/7..I fall asleep listenin' 2 dem.. Me n mah homegurls even made up our own BONE group.. I'm Bizzy bone.. He's AWESOME!! bt I LOVE all of dem da same..
i've got 3 ALBUMS OF THEM.. My fave is EAST 1999 ETERNAL!! CUZ dats da BEST of the bESt.. Anyone hatin on bone thugs is dumb!!! Dey dnt kno real music.. OK? i'm OUT..

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