Body Count - Bloodlust

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Dec 24, 2019 Sold Date

Aug 31, 2018 Start Date

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Artikel Name: Bloodlust
Genre: Metal Produkt Typ: LP (Vinyl) Label: Century Media Records Titelanzahl: 22

Trackliste LP - 1

1. Body Count - Civil War 2. Body Count - Ski Mask Way 3. Body Count - This Is Why We Ride 4. Body Count - All Love Is Lost 5. Body Count - Raining in Blood/Postmortem 2017 6. Body Count - God, Please Believe Me 7. Body Count - Walk With Me... 8. Body Count - Here I Go Again 9. Body Count - No Lives Matter 10. Body Count - Bloodlust 11. Body Count - Black Hoodie

Trackliste CD - 2

12. Body Count - Civil War 13. Body Count - Ski Mask Way 14. Body Count - This Is Why We Ride 15. Body Count - All Love Is Lost 16. Body Count - Raining in Blood/Postmortem 2017 17. Body Count - God, Please Believe Me 18. Body Count - Walk With Me... 19. Body Count - Here I Go Again 20. Body Count - No Lives Matter 21. Body Count - Bloodlust 22. Body Count - Black Hoodie

Beschreibung

Body Count have been holding a magnifying glass up to systemic racism and social unrest since the early '90s, but never has their expletive-macerated brand of everyman vitriol felt more relevant than it does on 2017's Bloodlust. There's nothing particularly groundbreaking about the 11-track set -- Ice-T rages against the machine in its myriad forms while Ernie C. racks up kills with his six-string -- but it so cogently reflects the political and social divides of its time that its apoplexy feels unusually palpable. The Dave Mustaine-assisted opener, "Civil War," commences with an air-raid siren followed by a detailed proclamation of martial law, but it's Ice-T's fatalistic, race-neutral decree that "The public is armed and ready to die" that packs the most punch. Elsewhere, the fiery "No Lives Matter" and "Black Hoodie" address bigotry and profiling with typical Body Count bluntness, and the savage "Raining in Blood/Postmortem 2017" recounts the band's origins and inspirations -- Black Sabbath, Suicidal Tendencies, and Slayer -- via a pre-track interview before launching into a visceral medley of two of the latter group's seminal 1986 thrash classics. It's primal, lizard-brain stuff, for sure, but this is a band that's always eschewed introspection. Bloodlust may be pugilistic to a fault, but whatever it lacks in poeticism it more than makes up for in raw power. [An LP version added a CD.] ~ James Christopher Monger

James Christopher Monger