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iamblackbeard
Good music not the best lyrics imho, but overall good. Just like TON, they do have their own kind of doom.
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Richard-Worship
I desire not to be, I desire not to be myself, I desire not to be, Myself no longer, I desire not to be, I desire not to be myself, I desire not to be, Myself no longer.
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sterlingrey
had a vivid dream where peter steele serenaded me as i was drunk laying on my carpet so now i'm here
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Iced_Guardian6
15 years gone... But still fresh for me, and never, ever forgotten.... FOREVER NEGATIVE. 💚💚💚
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Valenehow
Type O Negative was (is) one of the best bands ever. There was and there will no be any band like them, and whatever talent their imitators had doesn't surpass the unadulterated sheer genius of their music. Contrary to what was believed, there were no act being play upon the audience, rather than a irony of themselves which show a clear sense of sincerity and clarity, both lyrically aswell as musically. SDH is justly dubbed as the “third Carnivore album”, which clearly fits in the afromentioned project for its unadulterated rage and hatred; BK marks their entrance into the mainstream aswell as the unification of their peculiar sound – a balanced mixage between Sabbath’s doom and The Beatles’s ethereal bliss, which set the blueprint for later Gothic Metal acts to come. Rightfully dubbed “Gothadelic” by Josh, it had no intention of being or acting “gothic”, but had a genuine sincerity to it which landmark’s the 90’s sound. OR employs more seriousness as the band begins to produce (...)
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Valenehow
music not only more consciously crafted but cathering to higher audiences. Then comes WDC. Gone is the sexual overdrive, the sleazy playful waggery, all that is left is somber seriousness around the main theme of our lives: suffering. This is a work made by men who’ve truly experienced pain throughout the years and struggled to the point of not knowing what to do. ‘White Slavery’ sets the tone to the album, is the soundtrack to coke addiction. On the other hand, the title track manages to express self-hatred and depression in a manner unmatched to my ears. 'Everything Dies' is also a top-notch on the album, being the ending riff one of the most despaired and anguished compositions ever produced. The interludes, oddly reminiscent of 'The Wall''s non-musical exploitations, but way darker and disturbing, add to the general atmosphere of the album as something truly unhinged and harrowing, depicting such horror that only drugs and depression could produce.
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Valenehow
Now, I do believe WCD (not WDC, heh) to be their landmark and masterpiece, where musically they achieved an unified sound which had become the esence of TON. 'Life is Killing Me' continues on that track, all the while being vastly different (with hardcore-paced songs, Beatlesque psychedelia, and just a little less depressive than its predecessor). 'Anesthesia' contains some of mine favourite lyrics from them. 'Tis amazing how good a lyricist Pete was, how much honesty he bled onto his music. 'Drunk in Paris' is just.. ethereal. Not more than two minutes long, gotta remain one of my favourites aswell. Then, after Pete's rehabilitation and conversion, spawns a rather more serious album: 'Dead Again' really does the job. Perhaps their most well-composed album in terms of genius song structures and the way they relate to each other. I gotta say it's perhaps my favourite, alongside WCD, but that's rather not an easy choice. Well, then... then he died. Rest in peace, Petrus. Thou shalt neve
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dewingedmusic
How "Life is Killing Me" has double the scrobbles than "October Rust" or "Bloody Kisses" is mind boggling to me.
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Valenehow
I feel as if everything they released after OR had a sincere "we feel bad and depressed about everything and we want to die" feeling which made those albums less idiosyncratic than the frist two. Obviously, any generic goth metalhead couldn't tell the difference between the great TON and its fruitless copies, so that's the thing. I still like LiKM as much as their first efforts, though.
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whiizztiizz
honestly i can’t decide who’s cuter they both have very different features i guess its just whatever you prefer if you prefer a slightly more shorter, softer face then kenny’s for you and if you prefer a longer face with a bigger nose then josh is for you also johnny (the drummer) is absolutely gorgeous
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Valenehow
Talvez estejas certo; afinal ele rememora ter tido várias namoradas ao longo da juventude (ao contrário do que poderia se imaginar de um cara numa banda como Carnivore kkkk). Vide "(We Were) Electrocute", O ponto da discussão era em relação a se o rosto do Steele não o tornasse automaticamente feio, mas novamente, quem sou eu pra julgar? Heh.
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paulbaumer
i like how tight-knit this community is when coming together to celebrate events with little events green hearts everyjwhere
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FjordSweetFjord
After another playthrough of their full discography I'm once again reminded how lucky are to have had them around for as long as they were, magical group :)
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VikIsThicc
I was told that I look like a Type O Negative fan at the behavior health unit I was staying in because I have long black hair. That made me so happy.
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BeyondHorizonz
September Sun and October Rust, 2 months of celebration. I'm late to the party though.
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