Interview

[Danny]
(knock knock) Yeah 1,2,1,2 let me get this tape recorder rolling
Eh yeah this is eh Danny from Big Hair rock magazine, i'm here with Ice T
Eh Ice can we ask you a few questions about the new Body Count album?

[Ice T]
Yeah, what is it, what what wa's up wa's up wa's up?

[Danny]
On the last album we didn't really feel that the group was up to par with today's metal standards

[Ice T]
Yeah whatever you know you know it's our second album you know we tried to bring you know get real, you know make you feel it...

[Danny]
Yeah well, I didn't feel it, I thought the guitar playing was lackadaisical, the vocals were sub-standard

[Ice T]
Yeah well dude you know like we tried our best, you know what I'm sayin', we we we've been around the world, we did a lot of good shows, and a lot of people liked that last album

[Danny]
Yeah but I mean me personally, I've been a metal head for years, I grew up on rock roll and I just didn't feel it

[Ice T]
Eh, yeah dude I understand what you're trying to-

[Danny]
I mean to be honest Ice T, I don't even think you should be in rock any more, I I I I can't feel what you do

[Ice T]
Eh yeah I understand man, but you know you're not-

[Danny]
Look Ice, I just don't feel what you guys are doin'

[Ice T]
Yeah dude, feel this! (shoots twice)