Launched by Ice-T in 1990, Body Count is known for its audacious blend of
political rap and metal. The following year, the song "Cop Killer", taken from
Body Count's first album, was commented on all the way to the top of the
American state. This situation of confrontation with the powers that be in no
way hindered the band's popularity, whose leader reached the peak of his
notoriety. After a less offensive second album(Born Again, 1994) and the
departure of bassist Mooseman, the remaining trio attempted to regain success
with Violent Demise: Last Days (1997). It wasn't until 200...