Probably the only extended hip hop group to rival the Wu-Tang in the sheer girth of its family tree would be the Mo Thugs Family, whose new album, "Scriptures Chapter Two," was the highest debut on the "Billboard" charts last week.

Some of the newest members of the Bone family are introduced on "Chapter 2," which also features the familiar Layzie Bone, Flesh-N-Bone and Krayzie Bone, who steps up to mic on the current single, "It's All Good.

We got a lot of new artists," Krayzie told the MTV Radio Network of turning the page on the Bone Family with the new record. "And the artists that we had before, they done grown as far as lyrically and as far as their skills. They've grown. But everybody came together more and I'd say we worked together more on this one than we did on our last record.

There are solo albums from just about every branch of the Bone Family, including Krayzie, Bizzy, Layzie, and Wish Bones, along with Flesh-N-Bonem Felicia, Thug Queen, Souljah

Boy and Graveyard Shift. The Bone family is also working on a behind-the-scenes documentary, "Future Shock.