Madrox

Jamie Spaniolo AKA Jamie Madrox,Madrox,or Mr. Bones is the 1st member of twiztid and the 2nd member of House of Krazees . He has had 2 solo albums.

work with house of krazees
Spaniolo started his musical career in 1993 as an original member of House of Krazees under the pseudonym Big-J changing it to Mr. Bones after the first album. Along with Hektic and The R.O.C., the original House of Krazees released five albums between 1993 and 1996.[1 ] Problems with the group's label, Latnem Entertainment, led The R.O.C. to leave, and House of Krazees disbanded.[1 ]

work with twiztid
After receiving an offer from Insane Clown Posse to join Psychopathic Records in 1998, Spaniolo and Methric (Monoxide) accepted and reemerged as Twiztid.[2 ] Upon signing with the label, the duo revamped their image, and set out to prove themselves to the Juggalo fanbase. Twiztid opened shows for Insane Clown Posse.[5 ] In 1998, Twiztid's debut album, Mostasteless, was released. With the release, a shift in reaction toward Twiztid occurred, and Juggalos slowly began to receive the duo well.[6 ] Twiztid, however, continued to open for Insane Clown Posse and appear with them at in-store tours, improving their rapport with the fanbase.[7 ]

In 1999, Insane Clown Posse persuaded Island Records to sign Twiztid. During Twiztid's brief stint with the label, Mostasteless was pulled from shelves and re-released under Island Records.[6 ] The following year, the duo went back to Psychopathic Records and released Freek Show. Freek Show debuted at #51 on Billboard charts, and Twiztid's fanbase grew immensely.[6 ] [8 ] Twiztid has remained with Psychopathic Records since, and have helped to sign artists Blaze Ya Dead Homie and The R.O.C to the label. The duo's 2009 album, W.I.C.K.E.D., peaked at #11 on the Billboard 200. With the position, Spaniolo says that "it shows relevance. It shows that [we're] not just a sideshow act. It shows that we're not just protoges, we're not just coattail riders. We are here."[5 ]