“I’m drinking milk eating a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. That’s metal” -Ice-T When he said that shit, I almost fuckin died laughing. Huge Body Count fan since I first heard There Goes The Neighborhood on Arsenio Hall
I never heard of Body Count before my tattoo artist mentioned them. Man, did we have a blast in the studio. It literally changed my personal views, Ice-T has such a great way of making a point, and I found myself having to readjust many of my views and arguments. Absolute legend!
Robb - this is the best and most engaging episode so far. I could have easily watched another 4 hours of this just due to the richness of the stories and how you engaged Ice T. I thought the Monty one and the one with the John Joseph couldn’t be topped. But godamn this one is awesome.
Im 37 years old now ..My 45 year old brother had all the Ice T cds ..I use to listen to them back in the early 90s..Always been a fan of Ice T.. Once had a dream i was at a baseball game sitting with Ice T chillin in the stands..
I was into rap before getting into rock. I didn't know what metal was until they said on the rock station. It was a whole new world for me to explore when I was younger. I found myself loving heavier stuff more. I still like all different types of music though.
I love how ROBB is fan boying out while interviewing the o.g.gangsta ICE T you can tell ROBBis a huge fan of ICE T, I love the fact that ROBB loves all music...ICE T is amazing I've been a fan since 88...great interview ROBB...
This interview was f’kn awesome! Your intro hit me deep because I grew up in the same area. I lived near the projects. I’ve lived IN the projects! Spent a lot of my life seeing things I only found out later weren’t “normal”. I learned as an adult that not everyone had to struggle through life. For me it’s all I know. But I wouldn’t change a thing. When you were talking about the influence IceT had on you and early MACHINEHEAD.... I totally get it! Except that’s what YOU guys did for me. I was 16/17 years old when I discovered MACHINEHEAD. I was going through one of the darkest times in my life. So much anger and aggression inside towards the world that didn’t understand me. I didn’t know how to deal with these intense feelings! I had no desire to live or die. I had found myself NUMB. Both physically and mentally. But MACHINEHEAD, BURN MY EYES.... It was through your voice ROBB that I finally started to FEEL again. GOOSEBUMPS, even to this day! Your music resonates through my entire being. It’s a feeling that can’t be put into words. But if you know, then YOU KNOW! I have truly found sanity through your dark and aggressive sound. I find my peace in your music. It feels like HOME. And BME will forever be etched into my soul. ~THORNFLOWER 🥀🖤
Saw BodyCount several times in the 90’s in The Netherlands......and when play that song Copkiller we get nuts.....love that rap stuff from Public Enemy, Cube & Beasty Boys..... Always remember Machine Head at the Dynamo Festival in Eindhoven!🤘👏
Another awesome interview! Ice T has some really truthful advice on life man. People who have been through something, find something in who they are that can change them for the better.
First couple times I hear something from Mr. T ICE T that was in the extremely early 80s my opinion not so good at rap. But at mid 80s ICE T became one of my favs with some bomb tracks and he went on to do more in music than most can dream of ever doing the movies TV geez ICE T has been absolutely Brilliant at marketing himself into being a dude that seems to be somewhere for what 40 years now
Wondering how Mr. Ice feels about Phil. Big fan of both, and seeing him on this show reminded me of all that. Peace and salute. Same here btw, grew up on metal, hip hop and punk. Was psyched first time I heard there goes the neighborhood. At that PT the best music became fusions of punk more of less. The early 90s were the truth musically. Freedom of speech with jellos samples rules
Unbelievable interview man. Like most have said, this could have gone on another few hours. ice and his stories about growing up were pretty amazing to hear, especially his pre-rap rhymes he spit. Those were wild to hear. Awesome content man.
Eddie Johnson was our good friend as well. A lot of people know the legend. Lol Thanks for mentioning him Robb. One of a Kind. We miss you homie! RIP❤️🕉🤘
The fast Ice-T tracks such as @ 18:17 were the precursor to the unique Britcore sound in the late 1980s/early 1990s, which is also very fast, hard, dark, and noisy. In fact, check out Hijack (e.g. Doomsday of Rap) on Ice-T’s label, which then had inspired British hardcore hiphop bands, such as Killa Instinct (e.g. Escapism EP) and Gunshot (e.g. Patriot Games).
Not sure if you actually get to your comments would love to see one with Johan Hegg from Amon Amarth or maybe even Mike Ness from Social Distortion or I can atleast dream, notice you got one with Big Country gonna check that out next, but this ones Lit AF Ice T is a Legit legend
Daaaaaamn Rob, this is what TH-cam needed, a metal fucking podcast!!! Where can I find the rest of them? Cheers from Mexico, keep up the good work, loved this episode!!!
Amazing episode this one. Ice T has so many fucking cool stories to tell. And I like a lot of his rap. Rap nowadays sucks but gangster rap had a lot of great aggression and some brilliant tunes.
blahzay I think you are young and yet to learn a lot about living in the adult world, where you have to learn to face opinions which are different from your own with a modicum of intelligence and respect. Hopefully you change from the diapers to the big boy pants needed to live in the adult, mature and intelligent world sometime. Where one articulates statements based on logic and intellectual value rather than hormonal imbalance and impulsiveness. Hope you learned some new words for your vocabulary so you can at least be considered for college in future.
I love it u machine head and body count is the best I don’t care what people say about them they are awesome and also I have autism I know what is real music is
I'd say all of the episodes I watched were with people he genuinely likes, admires or is friends with. It is always palpable and a big part of what makes this format great.
Just got back from work, and it's hotter than a nymphomanic nuns crotch outside. Looked in the letterbox and saw that my MH ticket for the swiss hall in Hannover had arrived (25th anniversary!) Open TH-cam app only to find this channel....Robb and Ice mother-fookin' T!! This weekend has officially been saved!!! Cheers for posting Robb! this is good stuff you're doing here brother :)
He said they produced Black Sabbath like he was proud of it. Does he not realize that the metal community as a whole hates that album because of the production?
I always loved this guy. He is right on point with “car accident” and for me they made the metal album of this year. Maybe I’m old school, but I say if you want metal in 2020, you gotta listen to a rapper. Cause Kreator ain’t dropping this year I guess and Slayer is out of the picture. Congrats Rob for the podcasts, I hope you Burn my Eyes next time. Peace.
So when metal was “dying”, a black rapper released a metal masterpiece, that album was awesome
I saw that Cop Killer tour at the legendary L'Amour in Brooklyn, NY! It was Body Count, Exodus, DRI & Pro-Pain. Crazy/sick show/lineup! \m/
Pro pain did an ill song with him too
Crazy line up.
Testament was in there at some point I’m almost positive
If you're a metalhead that doesn't respect the hell outta Ice-T after this video (honestly BEFORE this video), go ahead and turn in your metal card.
Facts!!!
th-cam.com/users/results?search_query=body+count+live+wacken+2019 The first song says it all.
Facts
Grew up on this west coast gangster shit... Him, NWA, Spice-1, Too $hort, E-40, MC Eiht
Absolutely!
T is gold, no ego, glad Robb just listened.
“I’m drinking milk eating a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. That’s metal” -Ice-T
When he said that shit, I almost fuckin died laughing. Huge Body Count fan since I first heard There Goes The Neighborhood on Arsenio Hall
I’m 52 and a Metal head but my group didn’t really listen to the early rap. Damn I missed out on some good jams
I never heard of Body Count before my tattoo artist mentioned them. Man, did we have a blast in the studio. It literally changed my personal views, Ice-T has such a great way of making a point, and I found myself having to readjust many of my views and arguments. Absolute legend!
Robb - this is the best and most engaging episode so far. I could have easily watched another 4 hours of this just due to the richness of the stories and how you engaged Ice T. I thought the Monty one and the one with the John Joseph couldn’t be topped. But godamn this one is awesome.
Im 37 years old now ..My 45 year old brother had all the Ice T cds ..I use to listen to them back in the early 90s..Always been a fan of Ice T.. Once had a dream i was at a baseball game sitting with Ice T chillin in the stands..
New jack hustler is another hard track. The collab with ice t n cube trespass was a huge inspiration for me Robb
@Cadillac Kadafi yes it was. Wasn't it made in 1990. Ice t was also a part of the analog brothers,with kool keith.
One of the most instantly recognized voices on the planet! Says never thought I could sing! T is so awesome!
Ice T has his peanut-butter and jelly sandwiches cut into triangles. That's hardcore
What a perfect way to start off a Friday morning 🌞!!!! 🤘🤘😁
Great content. Ice-T and Body Count are dope.
I was into rap before getting into rock. I didn't know what metal was until they said on the rock station. It was a whole new world for me to explore when I was younger. I found myself loving heavier stuff more. I still like all different types of music though.
I love how ROBB is fan boying out while interviewing the o.g.gangsta ICE T you can tell ROBBis a huge fan of ICE T, I love the fact that ROBB loves all music...ICE T is amazing I've been a fan since 88...great interview ROBB...
This interview was f’kn awesome!
Your intro hit me deep because I grew up in the same area. I lived near the projects. I’ve lived IN the projects! Spent a lot of my life seeing things I only found out later weren’t “normal”. I learned as an adult that not everyone had to struggle through life. For me it’s all I know. But I wouldn’t change a thing.
When you were talking about the influence IceT had on you and early MACHINEHEAD.... I totally get it! Except that’s what YOU guys did for me. I was 16/17 years old when I discovered MACHINEHEAD. I was going through one of the darkest times in my life. So much anger and aggression inside towards the world that didn’t understand me. I didn’t know how to deal with these intense feelings! I had no desire to live or die. I had found myself NUMB. Both physically and mentally. But MACHINEHEAD, BURN MY EYES.... It was through your voice ROBB that I finally started to FEEL again. GOOSEBUMPS, even to this day! Your music resonates through my entire being. It’s a feeling that can’t be put into words. But if you know, then YOU KNOW!
I have truly found sanity through your dark and aggressive sound. I find my peace in your music. It feels like HOME. And BME will forever be etched into my soul.
~THORNFLOWER
🥀🖤
Wow this made me inspired, Ice-T sure went through a lot growing up.
Cold have easily been 3 more hours longer What an episode!!!Totally Killer🤘🏿🤘💪🏿💪🏻
I love Ice-T's take on soul. Best definition i've heard yet.
This was fucking incredible! It wasn’t an interview, it was a history lesson! Good shit, Robb and Ice!
Saw BodyCount several times in the 90’s in The Netherlands......and when play that song Copkiller we get nuts.....love that rap stuff from Public Enemy, Cube & Beasty Boys..... Always remember Machine Head at the Dynamo Festival in Eindhoven!🤘👏
Another awesome interview! Ice T has some really truthful advice on life man. People who have been through something, find something in who they are that can change them for the better.
And somehow, I saw the entire thing. Great interview.
Hell ya!! That's what I'm screamn'! Ice T in the house...been listening to him since the late 80's. Rob is right...huge influence.
You can tell ice t music before bc was so metal for hip hop indeed
ICE T is da OG of Og's. Legendary
Body Count Rules! Ice T Rules! Robb Rules! M.F.H Rules🤘🤘🏿
"NO Regerts" (making old joke). Much love to Big Ice
First couple times I hear something from Mr. T ICE T that was in the extremely early 80s my opinion not so good at rap. But at mid 80s ICE T became one of my favs with some bomb tracks and he went on to do more in music than most can dream of ever doing the movies TV geez ICE T has been absolutely Brilliant at marketing himself into being a dude that seems to be somewhere for what 40 years now
This was an excellent surprise to wake up to! Ice motherfuckin T is in the house!!
I luv how Ice-T can still recite all of his rhymes with no problem.
Wondering how Mr. Ice feels about Phil. Big fan of both, and seeing him on this show reminded me of all that. Peace and salute. Same here btw, grew up on metal, hip hop and punk. Was psyched first time I heard there goes the neighborhood. At that PT the best music became fusions of punk more of less. The early 90s were the truth musically. Freedom of speech with jellos samples rules
Besides old Biohazard and RATM and very Early Stuck MOJO, Body Count rap metal that actually is awesome
Great interview. Colors is an all-time hip-hop classic.
Unbelievable interview man. Like most have said, this could have gone on another few hours. ice and his stories about growing up were pretty amazing to hear, especially his pre-rap rhymes he spit. Those were wild to hear. Awesome content man.
Btw, another favorite of mine is EARTH CRISIS, that track you did on breed the killers was steel. Interview karl beuchner
I respect ice t he's awesome and I respect his story and that he was in the military that's amazing
Ice T Always does the best interviews Dope podcast
Eddie Johnson was our good friend as well. A lot of people know the legend. Lol Thanks for mentioning him Robb. One of a Kind. We miss you homie! RIP❤️🕉🤘
That was The Exorcist theme, not Halloween, Robb.
The fast Ice-T tracks such as @ 18:17 were the precursor to the unique Britcore sound in the late 1980s/early 1990s, which is also very fast, hard, dark, and noisy. In fact, check out Hijack (e.g. Doomsday of Rap) on Ice-T’s label, which then had inspired British hardcore hiphop bands, such as Killa Instinct (e.g. Escapism EP) and Gunshot (e.g. Patriot Games).
ICE-T's dd214 does not say ranger or airborne on it.
James Hetfield or Kirk Hammett interview?
That's what makes it dope. Indeed.
Fucking dope!! Need Body Count / MH / King 810 on tour
That's probably the BEST intro music to any podcast, EVER!
Awesome as always!
ice t ahah this guy is dope what a dude, god bless brother
Damn! That was a great vid. Could listen to Ice talk all day 🤘
Not sure if you actually get to your comments would love to see one with Johan Hegg from Amon Amarth or maybe even Mike Ness from Social Distortion or I can atleast dream, notice you got one with Big Country gonna check that out next, but this ones Lit AF Ice T is a Legit legend
Robb, you just need some fuckin HD !!!
Daaaaaamn Rob, this is what TH-cam needed, a metal fucking podcast!!! Where can I find the rest of them? Cheers from Mexico, keep up the good work, loved this episode!!!
Is that the Download festival in the background? Very good listen, cheers!
Listen time tuned in. Fkn love Robb. Keep em coming!!
Amazing episode this one. Ice T has so many fucking cool stories to tell. And I like a lot of his rap. Rap nowadays sucks but gangster rap had a lot of great aggression and some brilliant tunes.
Nah there’s some awesome Hip Hop out atm, you’re just old and out of touch.
blahzay I think you are young and yet to learn a lot about living in the adult world, where you have to learn to face opinions which are different from your own with a modicum of intelligence and respect. Hopefully you change from the diapers to the big boy pants needed to live in the adult, mature and intelligent world sometime. Where one articulates statements based on logic and intellectual value rather than hormonal imbalance and impulsiveness. Hope you learned some new words for your vocabulary so you can at least be considered for college in future.
Sea Change oh shut the fuck up, dork.
Awesome podcast!!!
I love it u machine head and body count is the best I don’t care what people say about them they are awesome and also I have autism I know what is real music is
Awesome fuckin interview!
Awesome stories and plenty of older & wiser knowledge in this piece. Killer interview.
Robb my man, half the time you look like you have a crush with this dude! (Can’t blame you)
I'd say all of the episodes I watched were with people he genuinely likes, admires or is friends with.
It is always palpable and a big part of what makes this format great.
Greatest rapper of all time
Aaaand... another excellent one.
“Colors” in 1996? That song is on Bodycounts latest album....
Very cool to hear the original. Is my favorite track on “Carnivore”
Colors is an old Ice-T solo song
this is pure gold!!! fuckin rules!
Just got back from work, and it's hotter than a nymphomanic nuns crotch outside. Looked in the letterbox and saw that my MH ticket for the swiss hall in Hannover had arrived (25th anniversary!)
Open TH-cam app only to find this channel....Robb and Ice mother-fookin' T!!
This weekend has officially been saved!!!
Cheers for posting Robb! this is good stuff you're doing here brother :)
Jewels for days here
Two fucking legends... Love it
Henry Rollins on here would be dope
Body Count is so underrated.
This is fuckin serious landmark music history shit!- ty🤘
Kirk snaked some of Sandman from Excel-tapping the emotional void.
Whoua two of my fav singers 😍
Sweet... Ice t!!!
cant find that bodycount gig ice t talked about.... anyone?
This - was - soooo dope.
Black Sabbath rule History!
Waiting 4 the spanish subtitles , soon
Rob why the hell u remove the Monte Conner podcast....it's the best podcast you did...i watch 3 times.
Fucking ace, Robb!
"MACHINE-HEAD FROM OAKLAND,CALIFORNIA"!!!💪💪🔥🔥😈😈..AWESOME!!!.FOREVER!! \MACHINE-HEAD/!!!!💪💪💪💪💪💪💪
Great video❤🔥
He said they produced Black Sabbath like he was proud of it. Does he not realize that the metal community as a whole hates that album because of the production?
I don't think he cares
Midnight chillin' at A.M. P.M.
🤘🤘awesome!
T-4prez 2024
I always loved this guy. He is right on point with “car accident” and for me they made the metal album of this year. Maybe I’m old school, but I say if you want metal in 2020, you gotta listen to a rapper. Cause Kreator ain’t dropping this year I guess and Slayer is out of the picture. Congrats Rob for the podcasts, I hope you Burn my Eyes next time. Peace.
Always steely dan.steely dan wz so smooth
Ice t the don
I thk tom arya& ice are actually gud friends
So basically Ice T is saying metal singers have no talent
Colors2020 is badass
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I need to talk to ice t.henry rollins.perry Farrell.ice cube.& chuck d.in person bfore i die.please
My misery pt 2
ICE-MUTHAFUCKING-T-BITCHHH! \m/
Why don't you name the liquor you drink?
U might just be gttn old ice.bczz kmet went under yrs yrs& yrs ago
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That's why I never listen to ice Ice T back in the day he can't even rhyme NWA WAS THE SHIT