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Body Count - Born Dead (1994)
Body Count - Born Dead (1994)
Hottest Drummer Tournament Round 1
Christian “CC” Coma vs Beatmaster V
Christian “CC” Coma
Beatmaster V
Christian “CC” Coma
Band(s): Black Veil Brides // Silent Civilian
Albums/EPs as drummer:
Set The World on Fire (Black Veil Brides) Rebels (Black Veil Brides) Wretched And Divine (Black Veil Brides) Black Veil Brides IV (Black Veil Brides) Vale (Black Veil Brides) The Night (Black Veil Brides) The Phantom Tomorrow (Black Veil Brides) The Mourning (Black Veil Brides) Bleeders (Black Veil Brides)
Rebirth of the Temple (Silent Civilian)
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CC is a silly little guy ™️ who’s become synonymous with raccoons in the BVB fandom because some raccoons used to live in his old backyard. He’s very energetic and loves to party. He’s known for his hilarious stage antics which include standing on his drum set and head banging, and running back and forth across the stage pretending to play the trumpet.
Beatmaster V
Band(s): Body Count
Albums/EPs as drummer:
Body Count (Body Count) Born Dead (Body Count)
Body Count
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Single Slam - No Lives Matter by Body Count (Bloodlust)
Single Slam – No Lives Matter by Body Count (Bloodlust)
Body Count have a new single out now called No Lives Matter. No Lives Matter comes from Body Count’s planned release Bloodlust. Bloodlust will be released via Century Media Records on the 31st of March. Body Count are a heavy metal band fronted by legendary hip hop artist, actor, director and rapper, Ice T. Obviously, with Ice T at the helm, the vocals are nearly always delivered in an angry, rap…
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Single Slam - No Lives Matter by Body Count (Bloodlust)
Single Slam – No Lives Matter by Body Count (Bloodlust)
Body Count have a new single out now called No Lives Matter. No Lives Matter comes from Body Count’s planned release Bloodlust. Bloodlust will be released via Century Media Records on the 31st of March. Body Count are a heavy metal band fronted by legendary hip hop artist, actor, director and rapper, Ice T. Obviously, with Ice T at the helm, the vocals are nearly always delivered in an angry, rap…
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Question: So what attracted you to doing MetalFest? Are you looking to get your name back out there? Ernie C: We’ve played MetalFest over the years, since back in the early-90s. I don’t know if we’re metal – I don’t know what Body Count is. I’ve produced a Black Sabbath album, so that makes me the king of metal, actually! [laughs] I don’t think we’re a metal band, I don’t know if we’re a punk band, because we’ve played with The Ramones; we’ve played with everyone from L.A. Guns to Public Enemy. We’ve played at rap shows. I don’t know where Body Count actually fits. We go to the MetalFest years ago, and they love us! I don’t know if we’re that kind of band, but they invited us to play and we figured it’d be a great thing to play because we al love metal. So it all works out fine. I mean, Ice is a rapper; people there may listen to rap, but if here was there rapping it wouldn’t be the same. So I don’t know where Body Count fits anymore. Question: So are any of those concerns on the new album? Ernie C: I know we want to concentrate on the music. People think we sold, like, 50 million records off the controversy [over “Cop Killer”], but that wasn’t the case. Before all that, we sold maybe 300, 400k. After the fact, maybe a million and a half, so we never sold as much as people think we did. And now it’s a case of, you know, did people make it too late? Are they looking for another song like that? We don’t know. But the new album, you know, we’ve got people like Kid Rock wanting to be on it and all and we’re just looking to make some good music. It probably will be a little heavier and a little darker; we want to do things like work with the B-tuned guitars and the sludgy sound. We want to make it a little grindy. I know something I want to do, personally, is put some more guitar solos in there. That’s something that’s missing from a lot of hard rock and metal nowadays. You have some great players, but a lot of them do just rhythm, and they’re great at it, but no one really does solos anymore. People don’t understand that that’s how a guitar player expresses himself. Those are his emotions coming out of that, and it’s been missing. So I think I want to bring the old feeling of guitar playing back and combine it with the newer, heavier style. [Read More]