Body Count - Don't F#@K with me Cleverland!!

SOURCE	AUD	SOUND QUALITY	?	FORMAT	Mp3	BITRATE	?	TRACKS #	?
LOCATION / VENUE		Cleverland				DATE
NOTES:

Body Count - Don't F###k with me New York!

In 2006, Body Count returned to the stage from a ten year hiatus at the Knit (Main Space). To be honest, I wasn't sure what to expect while listening. I hoped to hear certain songs from the band's first album, the self-titled "Body Count". I also knew this tour was supporting the band's new release "Murder 4 Hire".
BC was awesome. Ernie C is a masterful guitarist. Ice demanded attention and got it. Leaning on the old catalog was probably a good idea - the crowd responded enthusiastically. Highlights were "Body Count's In The House", "KKK B*tch", "There Goes The Neighborhood", and "Voodoo". Additionally, I lol'd during "Cop Killer". T was like: "...cops can suck my d*ck!!! I play one on tv (on Law and Order: SVU)....they can still suck my d*ck!!!!....". Good one, Ice.

CD1	CD2
01. Body Count's In The House 02. Masters Of Revenge 03. Passion Of Christ 04. Bowls Of The Devil 05. War 06. Body Count 07. Body Count cont. 08. KKK Bitch 09. Murder For Hire 10. Drive By & Voodoo	1. There Goes The Neighborhood 2. Evil Dick 3. ? ? ? 4. Cop Killer 5. Hey Joe 6. Mamma's Gotta Die Tonight

SOURCE	AUD	SOUND QUALITY	A+	FORMAT	Mp3	BITRATE	96	TRACKS #	16
LOCATION / VENUE		N.Y.C.		Knitting Factory		DATE		08–05–06
NOTES:		At Last I found some more body Count boots… I am sure more are floating around… pls help me.

Body Count - Don' t f***k with me Amsterdam

Setlist

01 - Black Sabbath
02 - Body Count In The House
03 - Body MF Count
04 - Master Of Revenge
05 - Passion Of Christ
06 - Killing Floor
07 - Bowels On The Devil
08 - Disorder
09 - On With The Body Count
10 - KKK Bitch
11 - Murder For Hire
12 - Drive By
13 - Voodoo
14 - There Goes The Neighborhood
15 - Evil Dick
16 - Bring It To Pain
17 - Cop Killer
18 - Hey Joe
19 - Mama's Got To Die

SOURCE	WEBCAST	SOUND QUALITY	A	FORMAT	Mp3	BITRATE	192	TRACKS #	19
LOCATION / VENUE		Amsterdam		Paradiso		DATE		24-08-06
NOTES:		Definitively one of my favorite Body Count shows!!!! Body count Bootlegs are not legion but I am sure that some tapers keep BC recording on their shelves.....

Body Count - Mothaf'ck'g Dead

Live from the Hoods of South Central – L. A 1993.

- REPOST -

Body Count - Surviving the Gig

Body Count - Born Dead

Body Count - Pump It Up Killer!!!!

Setlist

01 - Colors
02 - BC's In The House
03 - Body Count
04 - Bowels Of The Devil
05 - KKK Bitch
06 - Voodoo
07 - There Goes The Neighborhood
08 - Evil Dick
09 - Mum's Got 2 Die

Note: Unfortunatly this source provides an incomplete show… the Ice T part has 3 more tracks…. will post the complete show from another source in a future post.

Body Count - Don't Fuck With Me Argentina

SETLIST
Intro
Body Counts In the House
Body M-F Count
Master of Revenge
Killing Floor
Necessary Evil
Body Count
KKK Bitch
Drive Baby
Voodoo
There Goes the Neighborhood
Evil Dick
Street Lobotomy
Last Breath
Surviving the Game
Born Dead
Cop Killer                                                            

Body count - Lolopalooza 1991

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

                                

Body Count - Live In USA '93

SETLIST

1. Body Count
2. Bowels Of The Devil
3. There Goes The Neighborhood
4. Voodoo
5. K K K Bitch
6. Copkiller
7. Evil Dick
8. Momma's Gotta Die Tonight
9. Body Count's In The House

Copkiller's On The Road - Live In U.S.A. '93 DEAD DOG records

From hissy master tape – remixed with soundforge7

Body Count - Cop Killer

Body Count is a North American heavy metal and crossover thrash band headed by rapper Ice-T, who always refers to it as being a metal band. The band was formed in Los Angeles, California in 1990. They are believed to be a predecessor of many rapcore and nu metal bands, although Ice-T never rapped in any of their songs up until their latest album. In 1992 they caused a nation-wide controversy with the song "Cop Killer".

Besides Ice-T (on vocals and production), the original line-up consisted of Ernie C (lead guitar and co-production), Mooseman (bass), Beatmaster V (drums) and D-Roc (rhythm guitar). The band's first appearance was the song Body Count on Ice-T's solo album OG: Original Gangster (1991). Body Count's debut album Body Count (1992) attacked, in graphic terms, various aspects of racism and criminality in South Central Los Angeles (now South Los Angeles), including corrupt police officers. A few months after its release, police groups, parent groups and other advocates began protesting the song Cop Killer. Weeks later, according to his own words in his book The Ice Opinion: Who Gives a Fuck? (1994), Ice-T decided to remove the song from the album; it was re-issued under the band's name and included a rock-flavored remix of an older Ice-T solo song Freedom Of Speech with Jello Biafra of the Dead Kennedys providing some vocals from a spoken word performance. However, after this incident the band was released from the contract with their record label Warner Brothers.

The band's sophomore release, Born Dead (1994), was released on Virgin Records/Rhyme Syndicate Records and included a cover of Jimi Hendrix' Hey Joe as well as a moderate hit single with the song Born Dead. But overall, the album wasn't very well received by critics and fans and so the album couldn't hold up to the debuts' success.

Prior to the recording of Body Count's third album Violent Demise: The Last Days (1997), bassist Mooseman left the group and was replaced by Griz. The album received better reviews than their previous effort, but the sales remained low.

Drummer Beatmaster V died of Leukemia soon after the album was completed and a new drummer named O.T. filled in the position. Bassist Griz left the band later on, and in the meanwhile, former bassist Mooseman was shot in a drive-by shooting in winter 2000 while working for Iggy Pop. In late 2004, rhythm guitarist D-Roc died due to complications from lymphoma, leaving only Ice-T and Ernie C from the original line-up. They launched a tour with O.T. and unknown new band members on bass and rhythm guitar.

Despite all the trouble, the band toured constantly throughout the 90s in the USA as well as Europe, including festivals such as Lollapalooza. That resulted in the release of several bootleg live recordings and eventually led to the release of official concert DVDs.

Live in Baton Rouge 15–03–92