Based in Cleveland, Ohio, and formed in 1993, Bone Thugs~n~Harmony consists of Layzie Bone, Bizzy Bone, Krayzie Bone, Wish Bone and Flesh-N-Bone.
Krayzie Bone knew that it was time to get things started. Taking the group on a one way trip to Los Angeles
to connect with their favorite rapper Eazy-E (Eric Wright). Once there, Bone, sang a song for him over the phone. Eazy-E liked what
he heard and told them that he would get back to them. Bone noticed he was preforming in their hometown so they raised enough money
to get back there and catch him after his concert. After the concert they found him backstage, and they clicked right away.
After signing with Eazy-E and his Ruthless Records label, their 1994 debut EP, Creeping On Ah Come Up, shook up the rap community.
and spent over 70 weeks in Billboard 's Top 200 album chart by 1996, with sales of over four million. "Thugish Ruggish Bone" was a single that topped the charts.
This would be the first of many upcoming chart-topping songs that Bone would make.
Their next Album, E. 1999 Eternal, became an even bigger success than Creeping On Ah Come Up. E. 1999 Eternal went to number
1 in the same album chart, selling over 330,000 copies in its first week of release. "First of Tha Month", the album's first single, came out of this album and
was as big, if not bigger, than "Thuggish Ruggish Bone". Bone released "Tha Crossroads" a couple months later, and this would become so big that they would have to
rerelease 'E. 1999 Eternal' again with "Tha Crossroads" appearing on it. "Tha Crossroads" appeared on the top of the music charts for several months.
Much demand had been placed upon Bone to make another album. Flesh-N-Bone came out with his own album titled 'T.H.U.G.S.' and Layzie and
Krayzie made an album with the Mo' Thugs family, this was titled 'Family Scriptures'. Bone Thugs in Harmony finally finished up on a double album entitled 'The
Art of War'. This cd features the upcoming single "Look Into My Eyes". The single has been predicted to be bigger than "Tha Crossroads".
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