There are so many songs we can choose from.Īnd we’ve got a live band, as well, a full eight-piece band, so we can play around with a lot of different stuff onstage. With a catalog like ours, we have four or five different ones that we fluctuate and switch off on, and of course the major hits, “Crossroads,” “1st of tha Month,” “Thuggish, Ruggish Bone,” we do those. So what is a Bone Thugs-N-Harmony live show like? Bone Thugs will perform Friday night at The Firmament in Greenville, and we spoke with Flesh-n-Bone recently about the band’s longevity, their live show, and the modern music business. Twenty-five years down the line, Bone Thugs have continued to be one of the most durable franchises in hip-hop, selling out shows and spinning off side projects (like last year’s Bizzy and Krayzie Bone duo album, “New Waves”) while working both independently and with major labels. On the strength of massive hits like “The Crossroads,” “1st of tha Month,” “Thuggish, Ruggish Bone,” and more, the group sold a staggering 50 million albums worldwide, and continued racking up gold and platinum plaques well into the 2000s, long after many of their contemporaries had faded away. They combined lightning-fast rap flow with flawless vocal harmonies, joining the best of old-school R&B singing, endlessly catchy pop hooks, and streetwise hip-hop swagger into one irresistible package. When they first emerged from Cleveland in the early 1990s, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony (a quintet featuring Bizzy Bone, Wish Bone, Layzie Bone, Krayzie Bone, and Flesh-n-Bone) carried with them a dazzling synthesis of sounds.
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