The veteran rapper's hard-rock side project, Body Count, released a radically made-over version of Pink Floyd‘s iconic tale ...

[Checks calendar] No, it’s not April the first. And yes, notorious rap-rock LA metalheads Body Count have just dropped their ...

The post Body Count Unveil Video for Cover of Pink Floyd’s “Comfortably Numb” Featuring David Gilmour appeared first on Consequence. Body Count have unleashed a cover of the Pink Floyd ...

But we did play "The Purge." We played "Comfortably Numb." We played "Psychopath." The problem with body count is when you have 20 years out in and you're trying to do a set to 60 minutes ...

Pink Floyd legend David Gilmour – who stars on this new version – calls Body Count’s Comfortably Numb update “quite radical, but the words really struck me”. Body Count have released a ...

Not that it's something we ever discussed. Last week, however, my husband told me his best friend had discovered his girlfriend's 'body count' and was horrified by the total. His girlfriend had ...

Rapper Ice-T recalled the furor of his heavy metal band Body Count’s 1992 protest song 'Cop Killer' and the legal actions he took to protect himself from the backlash.

If you weren’t alive in 1992, then bless your youthful little heart, but you probably don’t remember the heated controversy around Body Count’s song “Cop Killer”, which tells a story in first-person ...

Tickets are on sale now. Merciless includes Body Count’s reworked version of Pink Floyd’s “Comfortably Numb,” which features David Gilmour on guitar and verses from Ice-T about his own life.

Meanwhile, Ice-T also recently covered Pink Floyd’s 1980 single ‘Comfortably Numb’ with his metal band Body Count, featuring Floyd’s David Gilmour.

The rapper recalled the furor of his heavy metal band Body Count’s 1992 protest song 'Cop Killer' Cindy Ord/NBC/Getty Ice-T in January 2024 Ice-T's advice to musicians who want to say something ...

executives and shareholders began receiving death threats, ultimately leading to Ice-T, born Tracy Morrow, to announce he would be pulling the song from all subsequent copies of Body Count's self ...