Body Count
8 articles
Audio interviews
Interview by Andy Gill, Rock's Backpages Audio, Summer 1991
The erstwhile Tracy Marrow talks about acting in movies; his gang roots; pioneering West Coast gangsta rap and telling the truth about black L.A.; still rapping though no longer in the hood; his Body Count thrash-metal band and the Black roots of rock'n'roll; "the intoxicating values of gangs"; white kids listening to rap, and America's need to separate the races.
File format: mp3; file size: 58.2mb, interview length: 1h 00' 26" sound quality: ****
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Ice-T and Body Count: The Paradise, Boston
Live Review by Jim Sullivan, The Boston Globe, 24 February 1992
Ice-T proves street-smart — and stupid ...
Interview by Frank Broughton, i-D, March 1993
When Ice-T was witch-hunted by the American establishment over his 'Cop Killer' song last year, he changed from LA gangster rapper to hip hop elder ...
Ice hits meltdown — Ice-T & Body Count: Brixton Academy, London
Live Review by Caroline Sullivan, The Guardian, 27 December 1993
Macho rapper Ice-T goes all soft and squishy at Brixton Academy ...
Interview by Rob Tannenbaum, GQ, March 1994
Never at a loss for words, gangsta rapper Ice-T has taken the literary plunge and produced a provocative manifesto, modestly titled The Ice Opinion ...
Essential Guide To "Explicit" Albums
Guide by Stephen Dalton, Vox, August 1994
Back in 1985, one seemingly harmless song led a woman to take unprecedented action against the American recording industry. Thanks to her moral crusade, albums ...
Interview by Dele Fadele, New Musical Express, 12 November 1994
It's not all being grim and Malcolm X when you're ICE-T. You also get to go on the road with your mates, play metal and ...
Live Review by Neil Kulkarni, Melody Maker, 7 June 1997
ICE AND A SLICE ...
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