Covers Always Lie: Bloody Kisses and Dead Again have no songs about what their covers depict, The Origin of the Feces isn't a live album, and the pseudo-runic font in the October Rust booklet only means the album has not a single song about vikings.Peter was nicknamed "Green Man" by children when he worked for New York's parks department for the green uniform he wore, and often wore a green tank top. Color Motif: Most of the album covers feature green color prominently.Careful with That Axe: The intro to "Tripping A Blind Man" features a rather sudden and high scream from Peter.He also wrote the lyrics to Agnostic Front's "Public Assistance" note and cowrote lyrics on four other songs on the album Cause For Alarm, however he didn't sing on the track.The Cameo: You can hear Peter's voice on Biohazard's 2001 song "Cross the Line.".Call-and-Response Song: The chorus of "Unsuccessfully Coping with the Natural Beauty of Infidelity.".The US cassette version has a version with tape chewing noises instead. Deliberately evoked on the joke intro track "Skip It" from World Coming Down, which is designed to sound like a CD skipping.From "Be My Druidess": "I'll do anything to make you come.".From "Love You to Death": "Am I good enough for you?".1," the chorus and " Loving you was like. From "Christian Woman:" " Jesus Christ looks like me.".Lampshaded with The Origin of the Feces, a studio performance edited to sound like a terrible concert, which had a sticker on the front reading "NOT Live at Brighton Beach.".Blatant Lies: Johnny Kelly being credited as drummer on October Rust, World Coming Down, and Life is Killing Me despite the fact that those albums use drum machines (not to say the drummer couldn't have been the one programming).Black Comedy: Quite frequent in their lyrics, though not quite to the same extent as Carnivore."Everybody smokes pot" is a common mondegreen for that section of "I Am The Walrus" (it's officially "everybody, up, up"), while Monte Conner was the vice president of Roadrunner Records while Type O Negative were on the label. Biting-the-Hand Humor: Combined with a The Beatles Shout-Out in "Can't Lose You" - The ending of the song includes a deliberately hard-to-understand chant that sounds similar to one heard near the end of "I Am The Walrus", which turns out to be "Everybody smokes pot / Monte Conner sucks cock".Basso Profundo: Steele's signature low voice, although he was capable of reaching tenor range (and quite loudly as well)."If She Loved Me" was not included on the album, leading some to believe that the song was not recorded at all.įollowing Peter's death, various Type O Negative albums have been re-released, but none have featured "If She Loved Me", nor have the remaining members of the band commented on its existence. In 2009, Bloody Kisses was re-released as Bloody Kisses: The Top Shelf Edition by Roadrunner Records, featuring a bonus disc of B-sides and rarities from the Bloody Kisses era. However, as the song was played live during the era of the album Bloody Kisses, it has long been rumored that a studio version was recorded but left off the album, or a demo was produced but left unfinished. The song was reportedly played live a few times following this show, but no studio version has ever surfaced.
On January 26th, 1994, the band played a show at The Industry in Manchester, New Hampshire, featuring a previously unreleased song dubbed "If She Loved Me" by fans, due to its repeated lyric, "If she loved me she'd be here right now". His death was a result of a heart attack triggered by an aortic aneurysm. They were active up until the death of frontman Peter Steele on April 14th, 2010. 1 (Little Miss Scare-All)" from the 1993 album Bloody Kisses and "Love You To Death" from the 1996 album October Rust, among others. Their most successful singles were "Black No. The band produced seven studio albums, and were famous for their dark lyrics and dry, but prominent, sense of humor. Type O Negative were a gothic metal band, formed in Brooklyn, New York in 1989. Peter Steele performing "If She Loved Me".
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