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I hope no one minds me posting about them here. I just thought I’d mention them since part of the reason I respect and admire Em so much is his skill and delivery. Recently, I’ve found that I can’t help but think how the “mainstream” just slept on a great rap group. Granted, when I first heard of them, it was through movies and tv because that was all there was. After all this time though, I’ve added some of the groups songs and individual rappers songs. I haven’t heard a bad one yet. I can’t be the only one to notice—they have a bunch of albums, and I’ve listened and instantly become a fan of many of their songs on them. “The crossroads” isn’t their only “good song”—look them up and listen if you haven’t yet//tried to in awhile.
In Kanye’s Drink Champs interview, he states that it is documented that Bone Thugs-n-Harmony was approached by the feds to make more music that would make people go to jail. I couldn’t find anything about it, but Kanye said it was well “documented” and can be “googled”.
Hi, I want to know the last song Bone Thugs N' Harmony recorded together before splitting up, if anyone knows please tell me. Thanks in advance.
In a recent interview with DX, Flesh was discussing his forthcoming memoir when he touched on his struggles with addiction, which ultimately led to trouble with the law.
“Bone Thugs-n-Harmony wanted to make it, but I had people coming around, bringing sherm or PCP or whatever the case may be,” he explains. “I tried it when I was in California by myself. When I went back home to get the rest of the Bone guys, it was dudes in the hood that knew we were on our way out to go try to do something big, so they were like, ‘Yo, yo, smoke this stuff. It’ll help you. It’s going to take your creativity to the next level."
“When we finally got with Eazy-E, he had his homeboys coming the studio while we’re trying to work,” he explains, recalling the time Bone Thugs connected with Ruthless Records back in 1993. “He had his homeboys bringing the same shit, the same type of poison. They’d say, ‘Yo, smoke this. Smoke this.’ And that’s what really knocked me off my square. While I was in there, really trying to focus on writing, he had his homies coming to the studio, feeding us that poison. We had guys knowing we were trying to make it somewhere in our lives, and these type of people kept coming around, feeding us this type of poison. And I feel that it took me off my square.”
