Body Count - Tonight We Get Even ~ The Omni: Oakland, California, September 12, 1992 (SBD)

Body Count
Tonight We Get Even - (No Label)
The Omni
Oakland, California
September 12, 1992
Stereo Soundboard Recording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Artwork By EC666 Included

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01 - Intro / Body Count's In The House
02 - Body Count
03 - Bowels Of The Devil
04 - KKK Bitch
05 - Voodoo
06 - There Goes The Neighborhood
07 - Evil Dick
08 - Body Count Anthem
09 - Mommas Got To Die Tonight
10 - Cop Killer

Body Count 1991:
Ice-T – lead vocals
Ernie C – lead guitar, backing vocals
Sean E Sean – turntables, sampler, keyboards, backing vocals
D-Roc the Executioner (R.I.P.) – rhythm guitar, backing vocals
Mooseman (R.I.P.) – bass, backing vocals
Beatmaster V (R.I.P.) – drums
Sean E. Mac – hype man, backing vocals

Beatmaster V drums died April 30, 1996 from leukemia
D-Roc the Executioner died August 17, 2004 from lymphoma
Mooseman was killed February 22, 2001 in a random shooting in front of a hardware store in South Central, Los Angeles.

I've always felt Ice-T's Body Count had more in common with Hardcore bands like Minor Threat, Black Flag, and Government Issue. To hear Ice-T say on stage that he was influenced by D.R.I. tells me I was right in that assumption. I remember seeing an interview with Metallica around this time period where the guys noted "..rap as an art form was legitimatized now that Ice-T had a Heavy Metal band." I personally like to think that Rap was legitimatized as an art form when 3 white Punk Rockers from Brooklyn changed their group to a Rap group. That group, The Beastie Boys went on to sell millions.

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