Violent Demise: Last Days [Explicit Lyrics]

Violent Demise: Last Days [Explicit Lyrics]

Track Listings

1. Interview

2. My Way

3. Strippers Intro

4. Strippers

5. Truth or Death

6. Violent Demise

7. Bring It to Pain

8. Music Business

9. I Used to Love Her

10. Root of All Evil

11. Dead Man Walking

12. Interview End

13. You're F**kin' with BC

14. Ernie's Intro

15. Dr. K

16. Last Days

Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com
Maybe Ice-T was trying hard to infuriate and offend when he put together Body Count's Violent Demise: The Last Days, but he should have spent a bit more time on the riffs and lyrics. Sure, "Interview," which features a vignette about a journalist being executed for dissing the band (gulp!), and "Strippers," which includes the scintillating chorus "Strippers, I want my dick sucked," are both disturbing, but the puerile prurience hardly obscures the group's second-rate songwriting. Throughout the album, Ice-T moans and barks above repetitive, second-hand guitar lines, and even when the rapper lambastes O.J. Simpson on "I Used to Love Her," he fails to say anything even mildly thought-provoking. --Jon Wiederhorn

Tracks:

Interview
My Way
Strippers Intro
Strippers
Truth Or Death
Violent Demise
Bring It To Pain
Music Business
I Used To Love Her
Root Of All Evil
Dead Man Walking
Interview End
You're Fuckin' With BC
Ernie's Intro
Dr. K
Last Days

Amazon.com

Maybe Ice-T was trying hard to infuriate and offend when he put together Body Count's Violent Demise: The Last Days, but he should have spent a bit more time on the riffs and lyrics. Sure, "Interview," which features a vignette about a journalist being executed for dissing the band (gulp!), and "Strippers," which includes the scintillating chorus "Strippers, I want my dick sucked," are both disturbing, but the puerile prurience hardly obscures the group's second-rate songwriting. Throughout the album, Ice-T moans and barks above repetitive, second-hand guitar lines, and even when the rapper lambastes O.J. Simpson on "I Used to Love Her," he fails to say anything even mildly thought-provoking. --Jon Wiederhorn

Customer Reviews:

Rap Metal fans this is your CD.......2002-01-15

This CD is absolutely off the hook! Heavy,Soft,Funny, Intelligent, and absolutely HARDCORE. There some incredible guitar riffs on this CD,kinda Rage Against the Machine sounding but they add a little speed metal too. I just love blasting the songs in my car down the highway. If the lyrics weren't so explicit, Body Count would be a regular on radio stations, but Ice-T keeps it real. He doesn't compromise his art for a cheap buck. If you are a rap metal fan don't miss out on this CD.

Simply the best band around.................1999-06-23

What can u say.........they done it again......the music......the lyrics...........just great

Average customer rating:

ICE T a true OG
Some Excellent Songs
Some good songs... some VERY bad...
Well... The Other Body Count Stuff Is Much Better

Violent Demise: Last Days
Body Count
Manufacturer: EMI Special Products
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

General | Rock | Styles | Music

Rap Rock | Rock | Styles | Music

General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music
Similar Items:

Born Dead
Body Count
Murder 4 Hire

ASIN: B00004Z3M9
Release Date: 2000-10-02

Tracks:

Interview
My Way
Strippers Intro
Strippers
Truth or Death
Violent Demise
Bring It to Pain
Music Business
I Used to Love Her
Root of All Evil
Dead Man Walking
Interview End
You're F**kin' with BC
Ernie's Intro
Dr. K
Last Days

Customer Reviews:

ICE T a true OG.......2007-02-18

Who is Bizarra the guy causing Mad Horrror on the first track?? Ive searched and searched for his identity. This Cd has a couple good tracks, a couple decent ones and the rest are forgettable...
body count has gone downhill progressively each release...I like this one ok, but Im not buying their newest one...

Some Excellent Songs.......2004-08-29

For me Ice-T is one of the best rappers ever and I've spent long hours listening to his hardcore gangster rap. Kind of odd for a middle-aged white guy but what can I say? His in your face, pro-freedom of speech attitude is one that I hold myself. He is one of the founding fathers of gangster rap and one of its most innovative lyricists. The heavy metal band Body Count allows Ice-T to really roar with energy and creative expression. I've seen Body Count live 4 times. With the release of their first two albums they played shows at Hammer Jacks in Baltimore, MD and a small venue called the 9-11 club in Washington, DC. I friend and I made both shows each time. Ice-T and Body Count put on a tremendous performance.

While Violent Demise, The Last Days does is really not as good as the previous albums for the most part, there are two of the hardest charging heavy metal songs you'll ever hear that are just fabulous and will blow your speakers out. And one very clever daring song.

This album garners 5 stars basically on the strength of 3 solid songs. The rest of the album is entertaining as well.

My Way **
Bring it to Pain **
You're F*** with BC *

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Ratings: CDs are rated simply by how many good songs are on the album. Great songs get two stars, and good songs get one star. Songs that get no stars are those that I might like but not enough to give it a star or ones I find boring or actively dislike. CDs are not penalized for songs that I don't like because they are easy enough to skip over. There is no maximum number of stars a CD can get, but of course the more stars it gets, the better the CD.

As with all reviews, these are my subjective opinions on the album.

Some good songs... some VERY bad..........2004-08-19

Those of you who heard the legends of BODY COUNT, and those of you returning for a second (or 3rd helping) of Ice T's hardcore/metal band are in for a few great tracks... plus a lot of really bad ones. The 1st track "MY WAY" rules. it's harder than any of the songs off the other BC albums. Total NYHC type vibe w/ a little more rap. Hard as nails for sure. STRIPPER is good fun (lyrically), but musically not so much. DR K has the oldschool feel, and there's one more dceent song. The rest... not worth checking out. but get it for MY WAY alone... it's worth it!!!!

Well... The Other Body Count Stuff Is Much Better.......2001-04-03

Hmm... while the intro reminds of the cop-killer intro of the first cd, the rest kinda lacks the kicking vocals and music of the other 2 albums... the best song is "My Way" which is actually one of the best BC songs, also not bad are "You're Fu**in' with BC" and "Violent Demise", but still i miss the power and agression of the first 2 albums. so go for "Cop Killer (which now is censored and called "Body Count") or "Born Dead"

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