Music > Type O Negative Submitted by: jen On: 2001-07-31 Genre: metal Official Site: Type O Negative Official Website Best songs: My Girlfriend's Girlfriend Black No. 1 (Little Miss Scare All) Everything Dies I Know You're F***ing Someone Else Unsuccessfully Coping With the Natural Beauty of Infidelity Description, by jen Featuring the impressively blustering Peter Steele (who is, as you'd expect, very tall), TON usually provokes an instant love or hate reaction. Those prone to hate probably won't be soothed to find that the effect is intentional, but that does explain a lot. Featured comment (10/13) by DarkDruidess on 2001-11-29 Type o Negative is the best of the best... Their amusing lyrics, are wrought with deep meaning (and tons of innuendo), it is a beautiful mix of lovely dark goth melodies and Peter steele's hypnotizingly deep vocals. I suggest the songs "Christian woman", and "Love you to death". [Submit a comment about this artist ]

Albums: Bloody Kisses Music type: metal Best track on the album: Black No. 1 (Little Miss Scare All) You have to log in before you can vote! See best track results Featured comment (3/6) by aramina on 2001-11-21 If you can get the digipak version of this album then you should. It's hard to find, but has some exclusive tracks on, and gets rid of the strange ones with the odd sound effects. [ Submit a comment about this album | Buy ] October Rust Music type: metal Best track on the album: My Girlfriend's Girlfriend You have to log in before you can vote! See best track results Featured comment (3/8) by DarkElf on 2001-10-04 Ahhhh, Wolf Moon. What a great song. Definitly the best on the album. Definitly a great album, although not the best. But what by TON isn't good? [ Submit a comment about this album | Buy ] Origin of the Faeces [Original Recording Remastered] Music type: metal Best track on the album: I Know You're F***ing Someone Else You have to log in before you can vote! See best track results Featured comment (2/5) by Fishtank on 2001-11-25 Don't buy this thinking you're getting something that makes much sense. Don't buy this expecting a great album. This is a collection of live stuff and curiosities, and feels very different to later, darker stuff. Its the very definition of Raw. Buy it, but don't expect a comfortable listening experience. [ Submit a comment about this album | Buy ] Slow, Deep and Hard Music type: metal Best track on the album: Unsuccessfully Coping With the Natural Beauty of Infidelity You have to log in before you can vote! See best track results Featured comment (1/1) by KarlSteiger on 2002-07-29 SD&H bears a few of Steele's Carnivore trappings while hinting at the Type O sound that would be established with the release of 'Bloody Kisses'. A concept album of sorts, the album concerns itself with the breakdown of Peter Steele's longterm relationship, his partner's unfaithfulness and his subsequent suicide attempt. If you're ever dumped by a girl slip this on and know you're not alone ;) An underrated classic. [ Submit a comment about this album | Buy ] The Least Worst Of Music type: metal Featured comment (1/1) by Blackmetalbaz on 2002-08-13 As far as career retrospectives go, this isn't too bad - plenty of obscure stuff on here, some of which makes it worth the purchase (the rare B-sides, the exclusive tracks) and some of which are simply great songs in somewhat pointless 'alternative mixes' or edits. Featuring tracks from each of Type O's releases except 'Origin Of The Feces', this provides a good introduction to the band, but the stand-outs have got to be their fantastic take on 'Black Sabbath' (you see, _this_ is how you do a cover version!) and the brilliant studio version of 'Hey Pete'. But buy all their albums anyway. [ Submit a comment about this album | Buy ] World Coming Down Music type: metal Best track on the album: Everything Dies You have to log in before you can vote! See best track results Featured comment (3/6) by snowflakes on 2001-09-29 Some tracks on this album are so personal, even painful, listening to them feels like reading somebody's diary. With that said, the music is great, and the little illness-themed intermission tracks provide ambience that seems to stem from Peter Steele's sadness at the loss of losing family members ("Lung" being a good example). The stand-out tracks are Everyone I Love is Dead, Pyretta Blaze, and World Coming Down. The Beatles medley is hilariously funny, somehow, especially for fans of the Beatles. [ Submit a comment about this album | Buy ]