Ice-T and Ernie C’s 1992 debut: hardcore attack, heavy riffs and blunt social commentary
Color-vinyl import; described by City Noise as an unofficial fan-club reissue
For fans of: Suicidal Tendencies, Slayer, Biohazard
Body Count brought Ice-T into a full-band setting built around Ernie C’s guitar, with the speed of hardcore and the weight of metal carrying his confrontational lyrics. The debut deals with racism, police violence and life in Los Angeles, using shouted vocals, abrupt changes and heavy grooves to make its point.
Originally released in 1992, it remains a key early document of the group’s crossover sound. This listing is for the color-vinyl import supplied as A000460. The exact vinyl shade is unspecified; City Noise identifies the edition as a fan-club reissue.
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