My first TYPE O NEGATIVE listen! Bass Teacher REACTS to "Black No. 1" & Peter Steele

[@denbotrexwell]

Guitarist Kenny Hickey sang the high parts of the chorus... Man I love Type O Negative!

[@niclasvestman]

Hickey does an amazing job with those higher gritty intense vocals. Perfectly complements Steele's more rich and resonant voice 👍

[@lukeneely9476]

Super underrated guitarist 🤘

[@1974Imperium]

No he didn't on the album. Tha's Pete. Kenny sang back up. They made the video like that so everyone got the impression it was Kenny. It wasn't. I used to speak with all those guys often. They are all great guys. Peter is missed.

[@ghostanddiy]

@@1974Imperium True 👍👍👍

[@theredcomet_]

@@1974Imperium The chorus of Black no. 1 is unmistakably Kenny's voice, like it's not even close.

[@VIeshPilled]

Oh man, I didn't think I'd ever see someone experience Type O Negative for the first time anymore. Thank you.

[@VIeshPilled]

I recommend a lot of their lesser mainstream stuff, they released a few singles that were for catchy radio play but the gold was on the album. "Wolf Moon", "Who Will Save The Sane", "Everything Dies", "Anesthesia" or if you want to get really green pilled check out "Gravitational Constant: G = 6.67 x 10⁻⁸ cm⁻³ gm⁻¹ sec⁻²" (Yes that's the entire name of the track) from their very first album, Slow Deep And Hard.

[@imFluey]

If you like Type O, you might like October Noir. A lot of inspiration but original.

[@rmfshreder]

@@VIeshPilled Oh man, You hit that right on the head. It's like they wrote the catchy stuff to sell records and then filled them with wonderful, quirky, intermission filled gems. Of the top of my head "These three things" or "She Burned Me Down" from the last record and many more.

[@kaiser5910]

Same here. Just great to see someone enjoy music I love so much.

[@CroMagJohnson]

@@VIeshPilled slow, deep, and hard is my favorite album of theirs.

[@Jack_all]

Bro played a double bass hanging from his neck on a chain like a guitar. Maybe the most badass thing i've seen a bassist do

[@AllofJudea]

Did you ever see him rip the strings off his bass with his bare hand?

[@TheErikBallew]

@@AllofJudea That's when you knew he was done for the night!! It's not over as long as there were strings on that bass!!

[@nexusone5955]

While drinking a bottle of wine that looked like a bottle of beer in his hand. Saw them live half a dozen times, wish it was more.

[@TheErikBallew]

@@nexusone5955 Same, I was at every show that came through Denver. I miss those so much.

[@vorpalblades]

Watch Paul Gilbert shred Holy Diver playing a double bass the same way with distortion.

[@Chasdt20]

There's always a little tongue in cheek with Type O that made it next level for me. It rocks, it's dark, but doesn't take itself too seriously. Love them and Peter's tone was nasty.

[@AaronScutt]

Been chasing Pete's tone for a decade. I have all his gear and still can't quite get it...imagine that.

[@Chasdt20]

@AaronScutt no doubt! That's awesome!!

[@nexusone5955]

Yeah the full Adam's Family riff and snap is exactly that.

[@M0rket]

@@AaronScutt You can always try and dig up his fingers, you know, for that last push over the edge.

[@AaronScutt]

@@M0rket It's not like I haven't thought about it 🤣

[@aquadime333]

That organ part at 2:50 is a take on the Munsters theme slowed down a little. That was one of Peters favorite shows.

[@kronos6948]

And later, the harpsichord parts are a take on the Addams Family.

[@pantone369c]

Charismatic Voice's episode when she first hears Pete is an absolute classic.

[@LowEndUniversity]

Haha, I bet. I figured she had already, I’ll look it up!

[@Farmen.]

@@LowEndUniversity Yeah, no woman can resist Peter Steele`s charm. HAHAHA. (She has got two Type o Negative songs. The first she did was Love You To Death)

[@dakotakoll-is3rg]

Is this an actual vampire?!

[@jackyhyurane7362]

@@Farmen. thats true , i get goosebumps when i hear his voice 😆

[@daftymcnumpty8198]

Thank you for doing the full album version. So many people do the short music video. Also this was one of the first bass lines I ever learned 😄🤘

[@Darwinist]

That Peter Steele passed away before "ASMR" became an internet obsession is just so fkn tragic. He could have become an absolute sensation just reading the weather report over some ambient rain.

[@vorpalblades]

Not with that shitty NY accent.

[@IsabelleRSG]

No, please, don't make me long for that since I know it will never happen...

[@cainealexander-mccord2805]

I always said I'd pay to hear him read a recipe card. RIP Steele

[@SugarBooger10]

Someone do an AI version, never be the real thing but it's all we got now

[@NoctemAeternusMusic]

Give it another year and AI will be able to perfectly replicate it

[@danielmcgivern6260]

You are in for a real treat if you go down a Type O rabbit hole now mate.

[@JonnyPhive]

I met Peter after a show in 97, After i thanked him for how his music had helped me through rough times in School, he thanked me for "coming out and wasting my time with them tonight, we appreciate it." Fucking legend, its always nice when the people you respect and look up to are worthy of said respect. He was gone way too soon.

[@AllofJudea]

Just when he was getting his life together too. FYI Kenny and Johnny have a band with the guys from Crowbar called Sun Don't Shine (formerly eye am). 2 songs out so far, it's very good

[@iviui2d3i2]

95 for me during the tour with Pantera. It was Kenny's birthday that night and Phil was doing a vocal duet with Peter for the 'Loving you was like, loving my penis' section and Darrel was also on guitar at the moment because Vinnie and Rex came out from the side and cake-faced the shit out of Kenny on stage during the song

[@416TreasureHunters]

I saw Type O once, before playing Gravity he says, "I want to die the day before I can't wipe my own ass, by jumping off a building and hopefully landing on someone I hate". I miss the big green man, his music and his humor. Rest easy Peter.

[@DadalorianCreates]

After a show in San Antone he asked me why i went to their show instead of going to a bar and drinking, I told him i was too young to drink at a bar, and he thanked me for spending my "Comic Book Money" hanging out with them... he was one of a kind.

[@mecca6801]

that sounds like him lol

[@AntiSCO]

Probably already been clarified, but that higher register scream during the chorus was guitarist Kenny Hickey. Peter did that vicious belt toward the beginning, as he had a formidable snarl in his own right. The two often harmonized and did question and answer parts off of one another. An excellent example would also be All Hallows Eve.

[@alleygh0st]

yeah, "she will...." you can hear that was Peter

[@1974Imperium]

It's all Peter. Kenny did sing back up. They gave the impression it was Kenny because the video they did for the song looked that way. I knew Peter. Quite well actually and Kenny, Josh, and Jon. Great guys. Spent alot of time hanging with them. Alot of Parties and shows through the 90's. Good times. Peter is missed.

[@atsection]

Pretty awesome, man…they were such a breath of fresh air during high school in the mid 90s…K-Rock (Utica NY) would once in a while play this and Christian Woman, breaking up the monotony of the one hit wonders or the over played BS.

[@eugenlyubavskyy3417]

Seeing strangers truly getting a song that means a lot to me always gets me really emotional. Enjoyed this video a lot´, thank you.

[@sccrash3938]

Have loved Type O negative since highschool in the 90s, and its awesome to see you give them a listen, and the full 11 minute version at that! Peter was different in all the right ways! Cheers!

[@derekzicari2181]

Omg please please do more type o!! My favorite band of all time, saw them 5 times in Canada. This band means the world to me and helped me through my youth. Immense magical power from the music. This album and the next, October Rust, are among the best metal albums of all time

[@Josh-ov2js]

Dude…. October Rust is in my top 5 albums from any band all time. Top to bottom each track is top tier. Cheers!

[@polishsharpshooter2876]

White slavery is my all time favorite song

[@MisunderstoodSpaceMarine]

October Rust is my go to fall album.

[@LxAxNxCxExR]

This entire album is gold

[@Gage409]

Big fan of their covers too, in particular Cinnamon Girl

[@iviui2d3i2]

"..Kenny Hickey, layin on the sidewalk; Devil Music from the house next door So I step on, over his vomit Through the screen, and across the floor..." Best part of the cover 😁 Ahh..edit - I'm thinking of the "Summer Breeze" cover

[@DallasGunther]

Every song they ever covered beats the original. Freaking all of em. Even Black Sabbath.

[@brianbutzen6703]

@@DallasGunther I heard their cover of Black Sabbath on that Sabbath tribute album, and had to hear more of their stuff. Very different version but very good

[@truckdaddy1112]

She's So Heavy... nuff said

[@Adoseofmetal890]

Peter steel is a presence that is sadly missed in the metal world!!! Had a great since of humor great musician. R.I.P PETER STEEL🤘🤘🤘

[@matthewpoburyny5147]

I am so happy we are going down this rabbit hole!

[@Mrs13PointRanch]

LOVE to see people hear Type O for the first time! I miss the concerts, new albums, times of meeting them after shows, and just being young. Listened to them starting mid high school in 1993 until Pete’s death in 2010. Hilarious group of humble guys, so musically unique, and SO underrated! Please review more of their songs! 😜

[@m.cantsin7385]

Nice to see someone react to the full version the full version, although I would have enjoyed seeing your reaction to Peter's Bass playing in the video.

[@clfrey75]

Not sure if anyone has mentioned it: But, Black No. 1 is/was literally a hair dye color by Clairol. The lyrics that say, "Yeah, you wanna go out 'cause it's rainin' and blowin', Ya can't go out 'cause your roots are showin', Dye 'em black", have always been funny to me. But this is just one of MANY great tracks from Pete and the boys.

[@ryothalka373]

Btw you near the end saying those guitars are huge, the bass is part of them!! Peter had a unique technique almost like lemmy from motorhead! He has insane distortion and chorus at the same time so he could just play power chords on bass, for example in the song I don't wanna be me he plays the same thing as the guitar basically power chords. It gives a huge and insane signature sound! He also had a prototype sustaniac on of his basses, wild stuff.

[@joezink881]

Never heard this band before. Got chills a few times. Several times I thought I had figured them out and then they would sprinkle in something different. Almost defiantly saying don’t categorize us.

[@threegoatpurse]

Go listen to more and I think you'll be finding them even more difficult to categorize.

[@theBoogerman666]

Out of Brooklyn NY. Absolutely one of my favorite bands ever. RIP

[@anthonybivans1715]

Type-O Negative was amazing live. They are an absolutely amazing jam band. I've had the fortunate luck to have seen them 4 times. To answer your question about his voice, his voice falls under sexy vampire. Keep,em coming brother!

[@scottohara9001]

It was such a great time in music with Type O and NIN. I was a teenager so it was perfect

[@iv-500]

I love Peter's bass tone. So distinct, so drony, so dirty. Peter Steele and G. C. Green from Godflesh have some of the best bass tones in heavy music.

[@welcorp]

I think we just became best friends. My two faves 😊

[@epasternak4206]

My high school days man, the very early 90s were excellent times for music. I really enjoy this channel, in this era I was learning guitar big time and these guys were definitely an inspiration. I eas lucky to see them once.

[@Jonobos]

Peter Steele's voice was the type of thing that starts legends. Tragically under appreciated band. This, in my opinion, is a great example of how you can write simple solid music and lean into the really unique part and get outstanding results. It isn't flashy but man it feels great!

[@alghul66]

Pete's voice like thick warm blanket is really on point comparison. Is kind of that feeling of his voice which I feel too and adore for. He was unique vocalist and really funny but also tragic guy. Waiting for more reactions, Type O Negative is really worth of it👌☝️ and You have right hearing Black Sabbath influence, Peter and band often mentioned they favourite bands - Black Sabbath and the Beatles which music elements you can find in their songs.👌

[@Krimson_117]

Peter and the band in general feel very underrated when people talk about bands from the 90s, I started to listen to Type O Negative for 2 years now and I absolutely love their sound and Peter was one of my main reasons of picking up the bass after dropping guitar so I’m very glad to see you took a look at their work

[@AndrewEpidemic]

Seeing this made my night. I first got on board with these guys when October Rust came out and they've always been a huge part of my life. Seeing your reactions really took me back to the first time I sat down and listened to that album beginning to end.

[@Uzi_does_it76]

First heard Christian Woman, back in ‘93 on 98 rock in Tampa, FL and was absolutely floored. They quickly became one of my all time favorite bands, and I’ve been a diehard fan ever since. Sucks I’ll never get to see them live again. Thank G-d we have recordings of them.

[@blix666]

This was a treat for sure. Type-O is one of my all time faves. You're right on the mark with some of your observations. Pete cites their biggest influences as both Black Sabbath and The Beatles and they were no strangers to covering both bands. Kenny Hickey sings some backups on this track and the harmonies between he and Peter are nothing short of amazing. Kenny sings a lot more on later albums as well. Pete's playing style was also rather unorthodox partially because he was originally a guitarist. Great vid man.

[@nickjenkins6755]

Your face was so fun to watch as soon as the lyrics started. This was a great watch.

[@CMFL77]

Pete was a hilarious, extremely talented and deeply troubled guy. I was crushed when I learned he passed and the circumstances in which he did. An incredible and unique vocalist and his bass playing made Type O so much fun to listen to. They're the only band in that genre that ever grabbed me and to this day Bloody Kisses + October Rust get nearly weekly playthrus. I cant decide if Pete were still with us today...with the state of social media...he would either be universally loved or he'd be a larger than life villan - knowing his penchant for pushing buttons I'd think the latter. Such a witty dude, miss him!

[@williamfricke4464]

Glad you did the right version. There is a much smaller version time-wise. That version doesn't give you the feels that this does. Been a fan since Bloody Kisses. Went out and found the original band, Carnivore, Pete was in. Every record was a new and wonderful sound.

[@saracampbell3315]

Thank you for reacting to Type O Negative, love them so much. Brings back memories from high school.

[@threegoatpurse]

I loved that you used the word suite when describing this. Ive often compared Type O with classical pieces in that sense. They often have different movements in their music. Excited to see you dive into them more.

[@zeedy1011]

I could totally relate to your reactions here 😂 great video! ToN are absolute legends and Black No 1 was their greatest hit. Though if i had to choose one song it probably would be "All Hallows Eve". The lyrics, Peter's performance, the intro the ending, truly a killer song. And I love the bass line, so much fun to play. Combinations of power chords, "octave chords" and classic bass lines are not that easy 😅 but damn cool

[@KyleS.1987]

Mark tackling the 11-minute version like an absolute chad.

[@LowEndUniversity]

🤝

[@anthonydawson8080]

Yes. Type o songs. Always go for the long ones. Umm you know what I mean

[@pyroman6000]

Also "Nettie" is a great showcase of just how wide Peter's range is.

[@blaisecastelli7672]

Love that song

[@EvanK2EJT]

I remember seeing them live at Lost Horizons in Syracuse, NY in 1995 (if I remember correctly). Peter Steele was so tall his head damn near touched the ceiling over the stage lol. Gotta love small venue shows like that.

[@saintsabbathi]

Love it, nice to see your reaction. Envious of you to be hearing Type O for the first time. Some of my greatest memories in my life involve Type O Negative. Miss you Pete.

[@professorghoulish]

Your next Type O adventure should probably tackle Everything Dies from the World Coming Down record - features a bass line that brings old men to tears.

[@petebenes948]

That whole album brings this old man to tears.

[@EricfromBloatGames]

You should check out their cover of Summer Breeze off the same album. In fact, the Bloody Kisses album is best to be experienced as a complete piece of work, as opposed to individual songs. Thanks for the great break down. :)

[@JustSomeRandomMusicFan]

Oh boy. It's all fun and games until he goes down the rabbit hole and we get a Carnivore video.

[@LowEndUniversity]

Don't tempt me.

[@joeyuzwa891]

@@LowEndUniversityI do tempt you

[@petebenes948]

Jesus Hitler! Adolph. Chr-r-rist!

[@abecoates7012]

You have now been Tempted!!

[@DallasGunther]

".......... post neolithic humanoid warriors do battle...."

[@stephenskuse4769]

Was first introduced to Type O Negative over 20 yrs ago in HS. Learned to play this song on bass. Their music helped get me through some rough times over the years. Other good songs to check out: Christian Woman, My Girlfriend's Girlfriend, Wolf Moon, I don't Wanna Be Me

[@TheAsphyx666]

"Sludgy swagger" is a perfect way to describe Type O. 😂 I love the tongue in cheek old-timey horror vibe this song has. Hell, it even quotes the Addams Family theme and references Lily Munster in the lyrics. Pete Steele was one of a kind. RIP brother. 🖤

[@cowsdotricks]

Really cool seeing you enjoy this band

[@darkoxygen8079]

I want to see Mark's reaction to something from "World Coming Down". See how he feels about the omnipresent, overwhelming fuzz on the bass :)

[@derekzicari2181]

The bass on that album is soul rattling

[@lucygresham3012]

You are so lucky to have a 1st listen...i remember buying the cd and being mesmerised...r.i.p. Pete xx

[@1974Imperium]

I met and hung out with Pete and Type O on their tour bus in Flint and Detroit back in 93. He was the nicest guy with a unique sense of humor. Bloody Kisses is a great album. (Hell all their albums are awesome.) Yes that's ALL Peter om those vocals. I love watching your reactions to the song. Same reactions I had 30 years ago! I miss Peter and the band. They were one of a kind. RIP Peter.

[@cliffthelightning]

i love putting on headphones,plugging into my PC at 2am, loading up on effects. And going ham with some Type o songs. Id Love to see you do a live video on Rory Gallagher with Gerry McAvoy on bass playing Shadowplay or Moonchild. He's such an underrated player.

[@brandonbailey8318]

Enjkyed your reaction brudda. Keep the type o coming!!!

[@mlwsf]

The super low vocal stuff is very reminiscent of Andrew Eldrich from Sisters of Mercy. Well, he is Sisters of Mercy. (See Vision Thing album for reference.)

[@lancepage1914]

Great comment. That's who I always think of when I hear Peter Steel's vocal style.

[@dkmcbigsley]

Thank you for reminding me how awesome TON was/is. Listened a lot back in the day and saw them live a couple times. Definitely need to dive in again. Also: glad you did the whole song instead of the radio edit

[@Jman_3705]

One of my favorite artist....his bass with the green inlays.. yes plz

[@RandyBeans69]

The drummer, Sal Abruscato, played on this and Life Of Agony's River Runs Red albums both in the same year!!! Amazing drummer on both recordings.

[@socrateslandestoy6303]

My good sir.. this was a GREAT video!. First time watching your channel, I clicked because this is one of my favs type0 songs and I loved the way you reacted to it, made me proud of knowing this song and being a metalhead as well, liked, subscribed and hoping to see more good stuff in your channel. Cheers from the Dominican Republic.

[@TheErikBallew]

I'm glad you did the full version, but watching that big dude play a stand up bass in the video like a guitar was crazy!

[@jbates237]

such a deep band. musically and personally. Hilarious guys who never took themselves too serious but just serious enough.

[@AceAnnie1-7]

I love Type O, one of my favourite bands.

[@Josh-ov2js]

I knew these comments were going to be gold! The album October Rust is hands down their best. Gotta check it out. My go to album for the fall.

[@floriansplanemann1261]

love your channel! finally did type o negative, thanx for that. loving their music since 93. what about "be my druidess" or any other song..? cheers & alle the love

[@TheBigburcie]

The hints of Sabbath influences are hard to miss. His voice could make anything sound unique but his chugging bass really carries the tune.

[@StupidManCostume]

World coming down sounds like if they covered sabbath for a whole album

[@ThyAsianMan]

I just found out about this band last year. Such an awesome sound. This is my favorite song of theirs. My 5 year old daughter loves it too.

[@JaysonTurner_the14thguest]

Vocally, I hear the influence of both Andrew Eldritch (Sisters Of Mercy) and Glenn Danzig (Misfits, Samhain, Danzig).

[@Garrettblackburn15]

Best band i've ever heard so much flavor and originality in their music

[@welcorp]

Peter was a great influence on me. Definitely one of the reasons i started tuning to B standard. My personal favorite on this album is Too Late/Frozen. You will notice his unique bass sound really coming through on many of their other tracks, at times almost leading the guitar. Definitely one if my favorite song writers. I was lucky enough to see then a few times.

[@zfgdun]

Was fortunate to see them live twice! Such a great band!

[@cactusrider7686]

Peter Steele was the man! Excellent bass tone too. His lyrics were full of irony and humor. For example: this song is about the dilemma of goth girls dyeing their hair before going out. He was very tall ( like 6'8), used a chain as a strap, and made the bass look like a toy

[@AceAnnie1-7]

Made a bottle of wine look like a beer bottle too!

[@AllofJudea]

He used to rip the bass strings off with his bare hand at the end of a set. You can find footage of it. Despite all that he was a very sensitive guy

[@darkoxygen8079]

Black No. 1 is the best goth song that makes fun of goths.

[@DigBipper188]

About the only bass that looks comparatively normal when Peter steele was playing one was the upright bass he used to play quite a bit lmao That guy was huge.

[@DrJeebles]

I've been waiting for some Type O. The entire Life is Killing Me album is amazing. It's one of my favorite albums, ever. Everyone should check it out. You can give keyboardist, Josh Silver, credit for the production quality.

[@five5x]

Bloody Kisses is one of my favourite albums. His bass playing reminds me Lemmy. It's more guitar/power chord driven.

[@LanceCorporalHawk30]

For an influence on the classic goth rock scene, I highly recommend you checking out something by Danzig. His vocals are like if Elvis Presley and Roy Orbison decided to play hard and heavy blues rock, and he has quite a few darker tunes, like She Rides, and the permaclassic that is Mother

[@lancepage1914]

Samhain

[@MrHarry440]

Huge Fan of Type O❤ This Record has been played hundrets of times, at our partys back in the 90’s🤟🤟 And i were so lucky, to see Them live. At Roskilde Festival 1996. Totaly Awsome and freaking loud😵‍💫😵‍💫❤️❤️🤟🤟

[@franzwohlgemuth2002]

@LowEndUniversity One of my ALL TIME FAVORITE BANDS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Check out Love you to Death, Anesthesia, She Burned Me Down, Be My Druidess, Ode to Locksmiths, World Coming Down, Tripping a Blind Man...... I miss the Green Man. The HIGH parts are Kenny Hickey. This song was originally written as an insult to a Ex of Peter Steele's. For other Goth Metal bands... Paradise Lost, Moonspell, My Dying Bride, Lacuna Coil, HIM, The Gathering, Theatres des Vampires... the genre is TONS bigger than people assume.....

[@jcook693]

Bro Moonspell

[@stoneybrotherbass]

I saw Pete play his bass with a 4 inch Grinder in club B on Quentin Road in the 90s. Also He used a Peavy Kilowatt bass amp, (that wound up in Fastlane Studios RIP Mike Ferrara) I met him a few times, great guy.

[@chuckelator]

Hey maan, I've been following your channel for a minute, and I have to say. Thanks! I'm not a bassist, but as a RHYTHM guitarist, I obsess over the rhythm section in bands, and wish I had been a drummer, and I find playing bass way more creatively fullfilling than guitar these days. Bass players get a bad rap (and it's usually cuz they're relegated to it for being the worst guitar player) so I guess I'm lucky when I get to say that every bassist I've ever played in a band with was the most well rounded musician in any of those bands, and I appreciate your insight into what really is moving these songs along, and that's the bass and drums! CHEERS! And 5, to your list of Peter Steele facts, he had a third arm between his legs and very famously posed for a Playgirl centerfold back in the 90s, something you just can't un-see)

[@matthewgoodA1206]

Brooklyn’s own Type O Negative. They had the humorous nickname “The Drab Four”. But as a group they had a real sense of humor. Peter included. When it comes to Gothic style metal, or really any metal at all, they remain one of the most singular bands I’ve ever heard.

[@DadalorianCreates]

Thank you for dong the full length song, Also, the greatest thing was watching him use a Stand Up Double Base like a base guitar. carrying it around the stage and plucking it... I saw them live once. was a great show. I think it was Type O, Bio Hazard and someone else... a very tongue and cheek band. some of their songs are such classics I know your F'ng someone else; my girfriends girlfriend, summer breeze, and so many others enjoy the sound, I do highly suggest watching some vids / live footage to get the whole experience.

[@andarchy1386]

I was into goth girls back in my 20s so I've heard this more times than I'd like to admit Pete Steele was a legend and his life was a tragic tale of declining mental health and drug abuse

[@zakk219]

There's no one like Pete Steele. Love Type O. One of the bands I wish I had gotten to see live.

[@jmbproductions1838]

I always felt like there was some definite Glenn Danzig influence in the vocals at least, if not the entirety of the presentation. From the Misfits days. Yes, I'm waiting for the hate to come spewing at me, lol.

[@pyroman6000]

You should check out the live version of Anesthesia. Peter syarts off doing an epic bass solo. Made my laptop shake and vibrate, lol.

[@Mr.Sidenote]

I think you'd enjoy The Warning. Bassist Alejandra Villareal was a child prodigy who's become a young adult virtuoso right before our eyes over the past decade. "Dust to Dust" Live at Lunario CDMX is a good place to start.

[@josephfigueroa3527]

The chorus and higher vocals are Lenny Hickey, the guitar player. This song is one of their first songs where they duet, and they've done it for every album since

[@stubbz9]

Their covers of Seals and Crofts Summer Breeze and Neil Young's Cinnamon Girl are not to be missed.

[@jreyman]

Their "October Rust" album is awesome. You should give it a listen, as well.

[@ismetdervish758]

Pyretta blaze next! Killer tone that Steele uses in that song

[@shordy7968]

I appreciate you doing this song. If you wanna hear probably the best bass intro/riff listen to be my druidess by them. Not nearly talked about enough.

[@QuantumLeap83]

This band was my jam in highschool. Classic stuff!!

[@ericbrocious6047]

I’ve been in the front row at small clubs many times for Type O. And he was quite literally a giant. He would be drinking a bottle of red wine that appeared the size of a regular beer bottle in his hand.

[@SavageWorm]

5:40 Type O does have a cover of Black Sabbath’s self titled song on the Nativity In Black cover album

[@mrkrills8839]

Also Paranoid on the end of Origin of the Feces

[@MMaximuSS1975]

I saw them over 20 years ago at the Webster Theater in Hartford,CT on a Thanksgiving Day weekend. THEY ROCKED. played the encore until 1 AM and brought the small house down.

[@jjs3890]

First time I met this band was when they came out with their debut album. Peter was sitting down but stood up when I approached him. I struggled to speak because I had no idea this guy was so tall. And his fangs (shifted teeth from grinding in his sleep, pale blue eyes and long black hair really made me feel like he was a monster. But he was incredibly kind and had me sit with him until he played and talked. Great man. And he primarily used a boss chorus and boss overdrive for his unique sound that he had glued on his favorite settings.

[@slammszarate7547]

saw these guys many times with Pantera ! great show evertime..Dallas tx ty !

[@amosc768]

Love You to Death and Be My Druidess are my favourite Type O songs

[@Josh-ov2js]

In praise of Bacchus, wolf moon and Haunted are mine. Hell…. The entire October Rust album is good.

[@sporemound2475]

i think a good song from their earlier album Slow, Deep, and Hard would be Gravitational Constant

[@somerotter]

I usually have pretty limited patience for “gothic” metal, since goth is a such a fundamentally post punk style. But I think these guys manage to pull the two together pretty well, albeit with tongue firmly in cheek.