BODY COUNT has released the video of his version of the classic pink floyd «Comfortably Numb«. The song will be included in their next album, «Merciless«, which will go on sale on November 22.
Download the theme here and watch the video below.
The legendary guitarist of Pink Floyd David Gilmourwhose unmistakable solos provide a haunting backdrop to the new lyrics of Ice-Traw and electrifying, which radically updates the song. The song and video maintain the original themes of detachment and isolation, commemorating the most unlikely collaboration of 2024.
Ice-T previously stated:
“For me, ‘Comfortably Numb‘ is an introspective song: it’s me recognizing that I’m older now. I tell the younger generation that they have two options: keep the fire burning or give up. I try to make sense of what is happening, but also point out that we are in a place where we don’t have to face reality. We have flat screen TVs and popcorn, and we can sit and watch the chaos of the world like it’s a TV show. It doesn’t seem real until it shows up on your doorstep. “I’m a little numb too, we all are.”
Said David Gilmour:
«The version of BODY COUNT of ‘Comfortably Numb‘ is pretty radical, but the lyrics really hit me. It amazes me that a song I wrote almost 50 years ago has come back with this new approach. “They have made it topical again.” The first contact of Ice-T It was to ask my permission to use the song, but I thought I might offer to play it too. I like the new lyrics, it talks about the world we live in now, which is quite scary. Ice-T and BODY COUNT They recently played in London, unfortunately I couldn’t go, but if another opportunity to play with them arose, I would take it.
BODY COUNT will release her new album, Merciless, on November 22nd via Century Media Records. Reserve the album here.
Tracklisting:
«Interrogation Interlude»
“Merciless”
“The Purge” (feat. Corpsegrinder)
“Psychopath” (feat. Joe Bad)
«Fuck What You Heard»
“Live Forever” (feat. Howard Jones)
“Do Or Die”
“Comfortably Numb”
«Lying Motherfucka»
«Drug Lords» (feat. Max Cavalera)
“World War”
«Mic Contract»
