Ice-T brought together David Gilmour and Roger Waters

I am one of the brothers who published a new version of the classic “Comfortably Numb” with Pink Floyd mitglied David Gilmour and the Rapper Ice-T. The interpretation comes from the Body-Count album “Merciless” and is no longer Gilmour’s guitar play, but a new text by Ice-T.

Ice-T theme in de Ignoranz gegenüber globale Krisen

This unusual combination brought the Pink Floyd song into a new light and gave it a fusion of heavy metal, hip hop and classic rock. When Ice-T’s Idee appeared in 1979, the Pink Floyd song was no longer interpreted, in the background.

“If one of the many stories you tell says you’re ‘nein’, an interview from 66 years with ROLLING STONE appears. Pink Floyd can no longer enjoy samples and music that is not used for the Werbung.

When American American David Gilmour meets Roger Waters, they both get a powerful hint of Pink Floyd. You said that Gilmour said the following: “Damn, yes. I love this song.” Waters only asked a question: “Who sings?” If there’s more, then Ice-T himself is singing, I guess.

“Comfortably Numb” takes on new relevance through Ice-Ts Text

The new interpretation of Pink Floyd’s “Comfortably Numb” has been given a text written by Ice-T, which has created the abstract background of the world theme. “We can observe the war in the Ukraine or the violence in the streets and then turn it back, if it is not true with a tun-hätte,” said Ice-T. The conflict of songs reflects a society wider, the so-called too great to be considered above the world’s suffering. “We are all suddenly exhausted,” he said.

Gilmour said he had developed a new perspective. “It’s a big deal, that’s a song, that was written 50 years ago, it’s so relevant,” he says. Plus, the combination with Ice-T’s Lyrics and Body Count’s Music is a radical new meaning.

„Comfortably Numb“ is the part of Body Count’s new album „Merciless“, which was released on November 22, 2024. There is no new interpretation of the songs with “Fuck What You Heard” and “Psychopath”.