Organized Rhyme - Members

Members

  • MC Bones (Tom Green) — went on to star in shock comedy television shows in Canada and the United States. In the late 1990s, he released a solo rap album under his alter ego MC Face. In 2005, he released a second solo effort, this time using his real name, entitled Prepare For Impact. He is currently running TomGreen.com The Channel, where he also hosts a live talk show called Tom Green's House Tonight. In early 2008 a third solo rap album titled Basement Jams was released in download only format on his website: TomGreen.com The Channel. In March 2009, on Last Call with Carson Daly, Tom stated that he was working on a new rap album. A sample of his new song "It's Been A Long Time Coming" was played during the show.
  • Pin the Chameleon (Greg Campbell) — is a recording artist (as Mr. Bigstuff) and producer, as well as sings lead vocals in the newly formed EN GARDE!
  • DJ Signal (Geordie Ferguson) — is now a computer scientist.

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