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Bizzy Bone - The Gift review
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written by Low Key
As one fifth of Bone Thugs~N~Harmony, Bizzy Bone has always been the dark, mysterious member. Bizzy was only a teenager when Bone dropped the classic “Creepin On Ah Come Up” in 1994. Over the years Bizzy had to endue many hardships and growing pains. His numerous disappearances from Bone videos and performances cause many to believe the group was on the verge of self-destruction. For the next couple of years, Bone was plagued with break up rumors and consistent fighting between members. However, Bizzy stuck it out and continued to make music and released his solo album “Heaven’z Movie” in 1998. The album was meet wit mixed responses, but Bizzy proved he could stand his own and didn’t need his fellow Bone members to lean on. 3 years later Bizzy Bone is back with his sophomore effort “The Gift”.
Layzie Bone and Bizzy Bone - Bone Brothers review
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written by Low Key
It is hard to believe that Bone Thugs~N~Harmony have been in the game for over ten years. In 1994 their classic EP Creepin On Ah Come Up made huge waves across the nation, while their follow up, E.1999 Eternal cemented them as Hip Hop heavyweights. Since then, Bone has gone through their fair share of trials and tribulations. From rampant break up rumors, to shady dealings by Ruthless Records, the Bone family has seen it all. Now off Ruthless and looking for a new home (probably with Swizz Beatz’ Full Surface Records), Bone is looking to regain their once dominant swagger. Their latest release is a side project by Bizzy and Layzie Bone entitled Bone Brothers. But unfortunately, fans will have to wait a little longer if they intended to hear that vintage Bone sound they have been waiting for.
Krayzie Bone - Thug On Da Line review
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written by Low Key
Being Bone Thugs~N~Harmony’s most versatile and well-rounded member, Krazie Bone has gained a successful reputation for himself over the years. His rapid fire flow, smooth, yet gritty voice, and charisma on the mic has made him stand apart from his fellow Bone members. After the success of his debut album “Thug Mentality”, Bone fans have eagerly awaited Krazie’s sophomore effort “Thug On Da Line”. Unfortunately, “Thug On Da Line” doesn’t offer the performance Bone fans expected and is disappointing to say the least.
Bone Thugs N’ Harmony - Chopped & Screwed review
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written by James Johnson
The members of Bone Thugs N Harmony have been busy this year, working hard at re-establishing the star power they once held. That task has not been easy, due greatly in part to their recent resizing to three. Nevertheless, they are moving forward along that bumpy road with great confidence that they can fully redeem themselves.
Bone Thugs N’ Harmony - BTNHResurrection
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written by Hugo Lunny
I’ve been into Bone Thugs since ‘Creepin’ On Ah Come Up,’ I peeped their first release ‘Faces Of Death’ after hearing ‘Creepin’ On Ah Come Up’ and enjoyed it a lot. ‘E. 1999 Eternal’ was a pretty dope LP, but they made a very bad decision with their next LP; ‘Art Of War,’ the bad decision was releasing it. So many tracks were of a mediocre quality, but I didn’t pay much attention to them having ‘Thug Luv’ on repeat constantly.
Bone Thugs N Harmony - Thug World Order review
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written by Bill “Low Key” Heinzelman
Bone Thugs N Harmony is one of those groups that you either love or hate. Their rapid fire flow and harmonized blends of vocals helped transport them to the top during the mid to late 90’s and help draw a fanatical backing that still to this day have supported the group. For others though, the same things that made them a success is the same reasons why many hate Bone. As they always say, if you can make it in New York you can make it anywhere. Thus the problem with Bone Thugs career. Their ability to really never break through to the East Coast hurt their longevity in the game. While “Tha Crossroads” was a huge hit, beyond that New York City really never gave Bone the props they deserved.
Layzie Bone Interview
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written by Bill “Low Key” Heinzelman
Having blown to super-stardom through the group Bone Thugs N’ Harmony, Bizzy Bone has seen it all, experiencing the limelight at a young age. For over the past decade, Bizzy has collaborated with some of rap’s finest, including the late revered emcees Eazy-E, 2Pac and Biggie Smalls.
Through troubles with Bizzy and Bone Thugs, Bizzy has pursued solo ventures, keeping his name alive. A re-united album from the group was expected this year, but as Bizzy revealed in this interview, that won’t be the case.
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