B.O.N.E. Enterprise - Faces of Death (1993, 95)

Biography

by Jason Birchmeier

Before they were known as Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, the Cleveland rappers were known as B.O.N.E. Enterprise. Though the group had little to no success under this moniker, besides their unlikely encounter with Eazy-E (who signed them to his label), they did produce a recording as B.O.N.E. Enterprise, Faces of Death, that saw a re-release in 1995 by Stoney Burke in hopes of capitalizing on the group's sudden success as Bone Thugs-N-Harmony. -Allmusic "In 1989 they formed, and by 1991 the attentions of making music had been priority number one for Bone Thugs. At the time they had changed the name of the group once again to B.O.N.E. Enterpri$e. They also adopted new rapping names; Steve Howse was now Layzie Bone the #1 Assassin and Anthony Henderson changed his name to Krayzie Bone a.k.a Leather Face. Stan wasn't in Cleveland to take part in B.O.N.E. Enterpri$e, but the Howse brothers cousin Charles Scruggs was still around and changed his name to Wi$h Bone the Strate Jacket. Bryon McCane the newist addition was now Bizzy Bone a.k.a. Rest In Peace. When Steve a.k.a. Layzie Bone started this group he was using the name Bizzy but gave it to his new best friend Bryon when he realized how intense Bryon can be at times, where Steve is more laidback and chill." -http://thugsnharmony.net/enterprise.html I hear fall in East Cleveland is just delightful. I know you're in a graveyard but i can barely tell dude. That just looks like a test picture on the way to somewhere else. This is the cover of the one I actually owned, have no clue where it is but I loved it even tho it wasnt amazing. was just so hype about it. Don't remember much about it except that Dr. Wax had like 10 of em in the 1.99 bin. That doubled the hype.