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nothing ever stopped him achieve it either. first of his 6,7, a respected celeb, seem to be a smart guy, not bad looking. He had every option and he likely knew this very well. theres a good chance if he had a family he likely be an afaul father figure consider that he wasnt known to be faithful, had a drug problem and lacked consistence. My guess is, he was selfless in that regards likely knowing if he had a family hed destroy it.
@@dendrien he was his biggest saboteur that's for sure but there are worse men in the rock/metal scene that had stable family lives thanks to bagging one of their fans as a loyal devoted wife, Pete was just unlucky. Also, he might have been alive now if he had a wife by his side that relentlessly nagged him to go to the hospital on that damned day. It really is just fate sometimes.
@@dendrien You do realize that a man who does not love himself,but desires to,and then has children can change that man in good way forever,don't you? I mean,I have only witnessed it 1,000 times.
Part of the genius of Type O really comes down to how much of a bag of contradictions they were. For an example, Pete Steele was perhaps one of the coolest, smartest guys in music, yet he lived in his mom’s actual basement for the majority of his life.
@@ellakiedrowski9382 Great song. If you haven’t already, check out Cave In’s album JUPITER and Thought Industry’s SHORT WAVE ON A COLD DAY. Similar spacey rock vibes to FANTASTIC PLANET I think.
I saw him at a Laibach show in Manhattan in 1996 and I'll tell you this - I talked to a lot of musicians I liked when I was young and stupid, but I was literally too scared to go up and talk to him. He was also there with a date and it seemed like he couldn't say two sentences to her before some dork came over to interrupt him, so I probably made the right choice for once.
@@spacehamsterZH I met him when I was 13-14 in Atlanta after a show at the Masquerade. My friends and I approached him and he was super nice. He introduced to us to some girl and he was like “ this is the dark mistress…Cindy.”
@@Blade2vampireravehahaha. That’s such a Type-O thing to say. The dark mistress, Cyndi. It reminds me of that Evil Dead movie where the heroines name is Shiela. Idk why. 😂😂😂
Important note: In the Race Wars song, the lynchpin verse is, "Muslims against Christians And the Arabs versus Jews The Catholics and Protestants No one wins we all lose" Peter would play the edge lord bit to get you to pay attention and then drop in a hint of wisdom just to throw in a wise crack to make you think he wasn't a serious person.
Peter doubled down on most of his worst lyrical tendencies in interviews. WE all need to be re-assessing our "dude its a joke" attitudes towards these guys, its damaging to the culture. I used to do that shit, and then i realized if you dig, most guys who are willing to say, for example, they hate gay people, or they want to fvck K1ds, or they start fights for no reason, etc. almost without fail tend to actually want to do those things. There are situations where the parody is more clear, like say, GWAR, or... IDK you know the bands im talking about, where its a story, its more like a movie. "I like goils" is a song about how peter steele does not like gay people and hes proud of it, and it also includes a veiled reference to either r4ping l3sbians, or its bi-erasure whioch is still dumb. Its also a really bad song, and the jokes are objectively poorly written.
@@MantasticHams No, just no. Stop trying to play the victim card at every opportunity. Victimhood doesn't win you any real value, only those fake woke brownie points which are utterly worthless.
Pete did not die of heart failure. He died of a case of untreated diverticulitis. He refused to go to the hospital because one of his cats was sick and he wouldn't leave him. After a week of flu like symptoms, his long time friend finally convinced him to go to the hospital. Pete was already septic and died from that. Pete and his cat died on the same day. If he would have just gone to the hospital sooner, Pete would be here enjoying his new found sobriety and possibly, we would have been given a new Typo album.
An even better joke on October Rust than the outro was the intro joke. The first "song" was called Bad Ground and it was just the sound of buzzing for like 30 seconds or something and then the band came on laughing and invited you to enjoy the rest of the album. They got me with that one. I was checking all the cables on my old stereo trying to figure out why it was just buzzing.
Ironic , I got the World Coming Down repress about a year and a half ago and the minute the record starts - it’s w White Slavery and goes straight to the intro track ‘Skip It ‘ thinking your record is skipping lol. I thought I waited a year for a nothing 🤣 but love the idea that Pete tricked me over a decade in the grave lol
@@deathspells_6665 i've heard that in the cassette version of World Coming Down the first track sounds like a tape being "eaten" by the cassette player lol I've haven´t checked it out myself though
The first album had a similar, though more convoluted joke... The second to last track was called "The Misinterperetation of Silence and It's Disasterous Consequences". It was about a minute and a half of silence, the joke therein being that after a bit, the listener would assume the album was over and shut it off, with the "disasterous consequence" being you'd miss out on the last song.🤣
Ahh, one of my favorites back in the day. I'll never forget meeting Peter Steele at an industry party in 1999. Got one of the best hugs of my life from that dude. And of course, when I came home and showed my mom the pictures from that trip, she paused at the picture of him and was like... wait a second... that guy looks familiar... and it turned out that she'd seen his issue of Playgirl.
I went to the Coal Chamber/Type O Negative tour back in the year 2000, it was called the "Road Rage" tour I even got to meet Duke Collins from the band The Deadlights and Dez Fafara from Coal Chamber. Dez was cool, but he seemed to be pre-occupied with the backstage party, he talked to us fans for a bit but didn't really respect me asking him about Sharon Osbourne haha (Sharon used to be Coal Chambers manager for you kids who don't know) then he quickly left the group of us fans backstage and returned back to partying and drinking backstage and I returned to the venue to watch Type O Negative!
I miss Pete so much! Growing up not far from NYC, Type O and Peter would always play shows and and even hang out here. Pete had a girlfriend here he would take the train up to see for the weekend or whatever. She had this TINY 80's hatchback Pete would be seen driving. Half hanging out of the windows like a folded praying mantis. He was sooo funny in an extremely sarcastic and in a very dry way.
God, I miss this band. No other band I can think of was able to combine sarcastic gallows humor with gorgeously-heavy goth metal and New York hardcore like this (and to be fair, no one else even dare attempt it). I can think of few bands as original as Type O.
@@saturationstation1446 To be perfectly fair, that was a big part of Type O's whole gig. It was meant to be ridiculous to a point. And I can see how off-putting that is on the surface. But they could also play it straight - and the results were often quite amazing. October Rust and World Coming Down had that humor muted (but not gone.) and were gorgeous well-crafted albums. They may have saved their best album for last, though. Dead Again was a raging full-on return to their hardcore roots while retaining their penchant for Beatles-esque melodies and harmonies. Might be the best final album from *any* band. Lots of ways to get into Type O.
I see October Rust as a landmark record. The sound is lush, heavy, ethereal, and haunting. To this day, there’s nothing that sounds like it. Usually I don’t much care when celebrities die, but Pete’s death actually made me kinda sad. Glad to see these guys getting more attention, even if it feels like it’s coming a little late.
I recall an interview where Pete said he wished he would’ve just stayed working for the parks department and that it is his dream job. Was a very interesting perspective from a front man of a popular, influential band.
The opinion of “the kids on TikTok” doesn’t matter. Type O are almost universally adored in the Metal community to this day. Peter was able to alchemize his pain into something beautiful with this band, he continues to touch people’s lives to this day. Pure musical genius.
I have a feeling this guy never listened to Type O before deciding on them for content. ANYONE who is a fan knows what Pete really died of. A few inconsistencies in this video, mostly just a regurge of what countless other's content.
A wise man once told me addicts use to change the way they feel because they don’t like themselves or how they feel. I think it’s the closest thing to a root cause for addiction that has ever been said. I can totally relate to Pete’s music and lyrics and I relate to the self loathing. I always thought I Don’t Wanna Be Me was about addiction as much as it was about being a celebrity.
I met Pete after a show in Fort Lauderdale back in 97' I told him how their music had helped me get through a lot of shit and he said, " Thank you for coming and wasting your time with us tonight, we really appreciate it." it is always nice to meet one of your idols/heroes and they are worthy of the regard you have for them. He is missed.
I once said to Kenny at a show I was later booted from lol, that they had helped me more than any psychiatrist and his response was, "and we're a lot cheaper too." My friends and I busted out laughing. RIP PETE
Met him in Dallas after a show. Nice dude hung out will us in the cold for about a hour beside their bus. I was surprised. I thought he would be a dick
Dude, my entire senior year of high school ('94-95) was colored Type O green! They seriously save me. That summer after I graduated, I got to see them play at Milwaukee Metalfest and had the chance to meet and chat with Peter outside the venue. Good memories.
Steele's not Russian but Polish on his father's side. He talked about that himself. Could you please add at least a note on the video about that mistake? It has always been, but in the modern political context, that's an even more important distinction.
@@danteshollowedgrounds I’m just saying they’re the perfect goth unisex band that I could see getting a resurgence thru TikTok. And Deftones is so overdone for me at this point lol. But oh well Type O Negative also has the right amount of fame and respect on their name as is
Pretty sure I read that Pete said the happiest time was when he worked for NYC parks. I think the bands were a creative endeavor and hobby for him, but he wanted to just be a regular dude.
It would be nice to get a video now on just Peter as a person.... His love for cats and the true story of his death.... Realizing Peter was really just a big softy really opens people's eyes and they realize he's not some racist punk/metal a hole... he's actually very sweet and his heart was actually too soft for this world... as many people who struggle with drug addiction are...
Finn - thank you for this very even-handed and fair assessment of my all-time favorite band of all time. That began in early 1994 in Copenhagen when a very pregnant graphic designer for a CPH music venue (me) left the art department at the venue in search of coffee. And literally walked straight into Peter Steele. Type O Negative was to play at the punk/metal/alt bar Barbue that night, and Peter had gotten lost somewhere on his way to the green room. I'm 5'1 on a good day. So I looked up. I was used to that. And up. And up. Peter was horrified, empathetic and apologized profusely and most eloquently all the way back to the green room as I laughed it off. Of course I had to go to the show that night. They blew my mind. I met them several times since, and Peter never forgot. Ever since - these 30+ years and counting - Type O has been the band in my head and in my heart, and the soundtrack of my life. I've never stopped listening. When I wrote my debut novel 'Quantum Demonology', Peter gate-crashed as a major character - the literal Saint Peter. Which is one reason why it is also dedicated to him. The world is a lesser place without his music and that depth-of-Hades bass baritone, but at least we have that blacker-than-black music to console us.
Oh man...this one is pretty heavy for me. I have a weird connection with Pete through an old friend and mutual love interest...that one song "everyone i love is dead," is not an exaggeration. You were dead on with the whole Dad thing, he really wanted to just be a normal guy.
This is a sad story and I like him even more now having watched this… this is having never been a fan but rather neutral on the band. The 90’s were different and everyone understood that not everyone should have the same beliefs/opinions/goals. & The digital (progressive) hive-mind didn’t exist yet.
@ColeWheeler4Lyfe dude exactly. I grew up the 80s and 90s and that collective hive mind bs was not the "norm" that it is today....its like people back then were less informed than nowadays but they had a more personal opinion and whatever it was it wasnt enough to break a real friendship, u just rolled w it, nyc in the 90s was still grimy and you had to grind but it had a lot more personality than today, shit today even whole different cities in different countries share that hive mind bs....idk im rambling here but u hit the nail on the head.
@@radyoung779 Really? If so, then damn. Interesting coincidence. It was a really surreal situation to say the absolute least, especially since I looked up to him in my teen years. Her and Pete never got super serious, IIRC, but the man was pretty crazy for her. She had seriously considered his proposals but she wanted to stay friends. They were still good friends up to his death. I never got to really meet Pete, unless you count seeing his band live, which I only did once, unfortunately. My life has been speckled with weird moments like that. I'd rather not give away too many details (already made that mistake once) out of respect for both her and Pete. I feel though it is important to say that I didn't leave with hard feelings towards him (or her,) quite the opposite. I wish I could have known him better. His music made the world an easier place to deal with during some lonely moments in my life, and I am thankful that he existed.
As a fellow Brooklynite who saw Type O just 6 months before Pete passed, I would say he and the band are definitely a product of their time and place. No one hassled me or anything though at their concert. Had a great time, though Josh wasn’t playing since he was busy with his day job (the got someone to fill in). I remember seeing Kenny randomly in Times Square and shouting about how I love his band as he was walking past me. He turned a bit, kept walking, then I guess thought enough to half-heartedly wave. Lol, these guys are just very Brooklyn 😂
Pete was a cool guy. He used my bass rig for a gig in Atlanta and put my band in the thanks list of bloody kisses. Will always respect him for being real. R.I.P. big dawg.
That Nativity in Black tribute album to Sabbath is one of the best tribute albums ever made, almost every track is a perfectly-paired loving homage to the metal pioneers by some of the top 90s metal acts, and yet Type O's is still a cut above.
World Coming Down was the first Type O record I bought and it's still my favorite. It's so dark and depressing but it I think that's what makes it so good, it's real. I'm very thankful I got to see them when they were touring for Dead Again, this band has had a big impact on me in many ways, I was really bummed when Pete passed.
WCD got me through some of my darkest times. Peter Steel's death is probably the only musician, or person of note, that has ever truly impacted me personally.
Finn I know you said you've been feeling not great about your content lately but this was great. Lots of insight, depth, relevance. And I'm not even a Type O Negative fan. 👊👊
I'm not the only one who thinks this because they were literally referred to as "The Drab Four", but Type O Negative were the Beatles of goth rock. Their chord structures and melodies have a classic feel to them (songs like Todd's Ship Gods, Be My Druidess, IYDKMIGTHTKY among many others) that's reminiscent of the Beatles and many other bands of that era. However the lyrics and sarcasm, cynicism, appreciation for nature, love & loss paint a unique picture i haven't quite found in any other group. Truly one of a kind and their music is my all time favorite. My first tattoo was their symbol on the upper arm and almost 30 years after first hearing them I'm still blown away by their sound and presence. Long live Type O💚💚💚💚 *shoutout to Carnivore btw
I connect so deeply with Peter’s humbleness and self doubt. FFS their best of album is called the “least worst.” He never took himself too seriously and made some of the best metal music, literally defining the genre of doom and goth metal.
Peter was a rare gem. My uncle had been friends with him since the Carnivore days. Last time I saw them was when they toured with Lacuna Coil when they came to Baton Rouge. Great consistently odd band that came out at the right place and time.
14:12 the genuineness of I Don’t Wanna Be Me is why i love it so much. it’s most likely my favorite Type O song. i found it during rough times and they’re who i listen to during rough times bc i love how much i can feel through the music
@kattykatrina and that's your opinion, only weird part is the mommy part to me. Women liked a felon who turned into a supermodel and an underage kid from target a few years back. I won't be told that liking adult big tiddy/booty tattooed women who also like metal is wrong
The other day you said that you are burned out from making these kind of 'Wikipedia summaries', but in this particular case I think you added your touch to it and I would presume that you also enjoyed making this video as much as I did watching it and listening to you putting things into perspective. Thanks
I'm sure it helps too that Type o Negative is an interesting band, whether you like them or not. Hell I only really like a handful of their songs but they're interesting dudes. It's hard to get into it when you're talking about Papa Roach
I second this sentiment. Great video woth great context setting towards the end and Pete's upbringing and convincing the viewer that that part really should be considered when remembering the band and Pete steel. Love your vids finn, ignore the haters bud, make content that you are happy with!!!
World Coming Down is both a dark and epic album. "Josh Silver" was the keyboardist, not guitarist. Also Pete was half Polish not Russian. RIP Green Man 🙏
I was devastated when Pete died. I have been a Type O fan since I was in middle school as an edgy goth kid lol. They were working on their next album when he died. It is sad that we will never get to hear it. RIP green man.
Pete Steele was one of the most underrated rock composers of the modern era. He wrote the lyrics, wrote the music, arrangement, everything. Right up there with McCartney...a musician Pete looked up to, or was at least inspired by. This man was a MASSIVE talent. All the gimmicky shite aside. Had a vision and the drive and creativity to pull it off. Credit to his friends/bandmates for supporting him. They really were loyal as hell, staying committed to their friend's vision. Pete Steele. Massive man. Massive talent. Massive loss. RIP Greenman. You are missed.
This is one of the best, if not the best, reviews you will find on the Internet about Pete. Thanks man, you reviewed one of the greatest musicians to briefly walk the earth.
At the time it was released I remember the review that said bits and album for people who want to kills themselves. If you don't want to kills yourself before listening, you will when your done" paraphrased
That's the first of the 3 albums that helped me turn my life around. The End of all Things to Come was second, Supremacy was the last one. I would not be here if not for them.
I saw Type O Negative open for Cradle of Filth. Tiger Army was there too doing the first set. It was the weirdest line up ever, but an unforgettable show.
Peter formed Sun-Zero after Carnivore. Finding that the name was already taken (and they had all gotten the tattoo) they needed to come up with another name, hence Type O Negative
Bloody kisses and Life is killing me are masterpieces of music. A Finnish band called Sentenced, awesome band, are heavily indluenced by type o negative, check them out! Very interesting topic, especially when you shed light on the era this bands grew up in
I'm a huge fan of Type O negative, and it's a pleasure to see that people still talking about this band, it means that Pete really left his mark on this world... Nice video!
Type O were unique on so many fronts but most of all the songwriting on their albums is what stood out most to me. I genuinely don't know how they manage to be so catchy and so heavy and experimental at the same time. Every album sounded different, World Coming Down is like pure Gothic Doom metal, but you can sing along to it. Then they put Life Is Killing Me out, and its a total 180, its pop all the way through, but it still sounds like them and its still so catchy.
This is, without a doubt, the best wrap up of Type O I've ever seen. Your explanation of the moods behind the band and their music, to me at least, is perfect.
The only thing thats next is the exraordinary story of Life Of Agony, who had Sal Abrusco as their drummer at first, thats the guy who brought all the slowy doomy drops to both band's music... Fucking love it.
Red Water and Everything Dies are some of the most depressing songs I've ever heard, and the thing about their songs is that their depressing songs feel like the weight of the whole world falling on my shoulders, as opposed to others that feel more lonely (like Mad World).
Don't rip on Peter like that... he's WAY better than Danzig... now, Misfits era Danzig was cool... but after "Mother" it just became a love-song to anabolic steroids.
Love the Carnivore period. Peter once answered in a Danish tv interview whether he had a role model, that Poul from the Beatles could play fantastic bass while he sang to the guitar...
Really appreciate how much personal opinion and introspection you added to this video. I think the thing that drew me to this channel originally was your openness and emotional intelligence. I want more videos like this!
I have to say that this video brought back many memories, like being in college in 96 and having October Rust on repeat. A truly unique band with a unique sound.
These are bomb man. This is what brought me to the channel and I love that you're still doing it. I know you said it felt like compiling a wiki page but I've never been a huge type o fan but I've read up on them before and this still felt more informative and easily digestable
Discovered them with "Bloody Kisses" when it came out. "Summer Breeze" blew my mind. I was 27 at the time, and thought it was the greatest cover I had ever heard. I still feel that way, along with "Superstar" by Sonic Youth. Still listen to Type O Negative on a more than regular basis to this day. I feel I understood Pete's humour and use of sarcasm and irony. But yes, they would be cancelled if they were around today. And that would have probably still led to Pete's fate.
What people don't realize is that, generally speaking, these people were progressive. Oftentimes people don't get more conservative as they get older, they just don't change as fast as society. We need to see the progressives that came before as stepping stones that paved the way. Again, speaking in generalities about people and society and not Pete specifically.
@@stuartmorley6894 And on your way to a whole new realm of idiocy! Sorry, but most of progressivism comes off as utopian dreams from child-like rationale.
Definitely a fan of Type O! A band I work for did a handful of shows with them! Which was awesome, They continuously offered us access to their dressing room for a place to chill and hang out because we were just in a van and trailer! It is awesome to do shots of Jager with Pete steel & and the band is a hole we’re just super nice guys! Great job on the video!
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Guitarist Josh😂😂😂😂😂😂Silver? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 that youtuber is right you are out of ideas, killbot made a indepth video on them and the views are 😂😂😂😂
@@ZaneTv254😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 you mean the man can't research the band
@@jorgeburgosJrLaVeywow I was trying to be civil 😂😂
@@ZaneTv254 he made a video of the band and the man Pete 🤣🤣🤣 he was never civil been a fan long time
With how goofy pete was its really a shame he never got the family he wanted. His dad jokes would’ve been S-tier.
nothing ever stopped him achieve it either. first of his 6,7, a respected celeb, seem to be a smart guy, not bad looking. He had every option and he likely knew this very well. theres a good chance if he had a family he likely be an afaul father figure consider that he wasnt known to be faithful, had a drug problem and lacked consistence. My guess is, he was selfless in that regards likely knowing if he had a family hed destroy it.
@@dendrien he was his biggest saboteur that's for sure but there are worse men in the rock/metal scene that had stable family lives thanks to bagging one of their fans as a loyal devoted wife, Pete was just unlucky. Also, he might have been alive now if he had a wife by his side that relentlessly nagged him to go to the hospital on that damned day. It really is just fate sometimes.
Seeing "goofy" and "pete" in the same sentence and all I can think about are Disney toons.
It is so sad =( He was a genuinely funny nice laid-back dude.
@@dendrien You do realize that a man who does not love himself,but desires to,and then has children can change that man in good way forever,don't you? I mean,I have only witnessed it 1,000 times.
Part of the genius of Type O really comes down to how much of a bag of contradictions they were. For an example, Pete Steele was perhaps one of the coolest, smartest guys in music, yet he lived in his mom’s actual basement for the majority of his life.
hahahahha mamma's boy. He loved his fam
unrelated to ur comment but i love your pfp from Fantastic Planet
@@ellakiedrowski9382 Thanks! I love everything about that album
@@Hathajoy8 yeah it’s pretty good, gets stuck in my head easily. my favorite off of it is Another Space Song.
@@ellakiedrowski9382 Great song. If you haven’t already, check out Cave In’s album JUPITER and Thought Industry’s SHORT WAVE ON A COLD DAY. Similar spacey rock vibes to FANTASTIC PLANET I think.
Tony Iommi "Peter was a big, tall, and very, very nice guy." ill take his word for it
Yes!
I saw him at a Laibach show in Manhattan in 1996 and I'll tell you this - I talked to a lot of musicians I liked when I was young and stupid, but I was literally too scared to go up and talk to him.
He was also there with a date and it seemed like he couldn't say two sentences to her before some dork came over to interrupt him, so I probably made the right choice for once.
@@spacehamsterZH I met him when I was 13-14 in Atlanta after a show at the Masquerade. My friends and I approached him and he was super nice. He introduced to us to some girl and he was like “ this is the dark mistress…Cindy.”
@@Blade2vampireravehahaha. That’s such a Type-O thing to say. The dark mistress, Cyndi. It reminds me of that Evil Dead movie where the heroines name is Shiela. Idk why. 😂😂😂
*Tony is a real class act in my book.* 🤘🏼
Important note: In the Race Wars song, the lynchpin verse is,
"Muslims against Christians
And the Arabs versus Jews
The Catholics and Protestants
No one wins we all lose"
Peter would play the edge lord bit to get you to pay attention and then drop in a hint of wisdom just to throw in a wise crack to make you think he wasn't a serious person.
Peter doubled down on most of his worst lyrical tendencies in interviews. WE all need to be re-assessing our "dude its a joke" attitudes towards these guys, its damaging to the culture. I used to do that shit, and then i realized if you dig, most guys who are willing to say, for example, they hate gay people, or they want to fvck K1ds, or they start fights for no reason, etc. almost without fail tend to actually want to do those things. There are situations where the parody is more clear, like say, GWAR, or... IDK you know the bands im talking about, where its a story, its more like a movie. "I like goils" is a song about how peter steele does not like gay people and hes proud of it, and it also includes a veiled reference to either r4ping l3sbians, or its bi-erasure whioch is still dumb. Its also a really bad song, and the jokes are objectively poorly written.
@@MantasticHams Oh, grow up. 🙄
@@MantasticHams No, just no. Stop trying to play the victim card at every opportunity. Victimhood doesn't win you any real value, only those fake woke brownie points which are utterly worthless.
@@MantasticHamsWhat a pathetic response.
@@MantasticHams Take it to Dateline and cry about it.
Finn: "How do I revitalize my channel??"
Peter: "Ill do anything to make you come"
been waiting for this one. Finn plays his cards proper
Be my druidess 😂
Pete did not die of heart failure. He died of a case of untreated diverticulitis. He refused to go to the hospital because one of his cats was sick and he wouldn't leave him. After a week of flu like symptoms, his long time friend finally convinced him to go to the hospital. Pete was already septic and died from that. Pete and his cat died on the same day. If he would have just gone to the hospital sooner, Pete would be here enjoying his new found sobriety and possibly, we would have been given a new Typo album.
and he was Polish, not Russian.
Truth
This is so sad. :(
So... what you're saying is -- he was killed by the origin of the feces. 🤔
@@Potent_Techmology who the frick said he was russian
An even better joke on October Rust than the outro was the intro joke. The first "song" was called Bad Ground and it was just the sound of buzzing for like 30 seconds or something and then the band came on laughing and invited you to enjoy the rest of the album. They got me with that one. I was checking all the cables on my old stereo trying to figure out why it was just buzzing.
Ironic , I got the World Coming Down repress about a year and a half ago and the minute the record starts - it’s w White Slavery and goes straight to the intro track ‘Skip It ‘ thinking your record is skipping lol. I thought I waited a year for a nothing 🤣 but love the idea that Pete tricked me over a decade in the grave lol
@@deathspells_6665 i've heard that in the cassette version of World Coming Down the first track sounds like a tape being "eaten" by the cassette player lol I've haven´t checked it out myself though
The first album had a similar, though more convoluted joke... The second to last track was called "The Misinterperetation of Silence and It's Disasterous Consequences". It was about a minute and a half of silence, the joke therein being that after a bit, the listener would assume the album was over and shut it off, with the "disasterous consequence" being you'd miss out on the last song.🤣
Nobody gives a crap what the people on TikTok think of Pete or Type O Negative, they are legends and always will be.
"Do you believe in forever?
I don't even believe in tomorrow."
The only things that lasts forever are memories and sorrow….
Ahh, one of my favorites back in the day. I'll never forget meeting Peter Steele at an industry party in 1999. Got one of the best hugs of my life from that dude. And of course, when I came home and showed my mom the pictures from that trip, she paused at the picture of him and was like... wait a second... that guy looks familiar... and it turned out that she'd seen his issue of Playgirl.
That is some funny shit! Freakin' lols!!!
@@DallasGunther Learned some things about my mom that day!
So a few ♀s did see him 😂
His spread in Playgirl certainly fueled some of my fantasies. Wow!🔥
Ha ha u mom is honry. She luv that Steele. (just ask ur friends)
Type-O was a moment in time to never be replicated.
Even Peter Steele would agree
And a great time it was
I went to the Coal Chamber/Type O Negative tour back in the year 2000, it was called the "Road Rage" tour I even got to meet Duke Collins from the band The Deadlights and Dez Fafara from Coal Chamber. Dez was cool, but he seemed to be pre-occupied with the backstage party, he talked to us fans for a bit but didn't really respect me asking him about Sharon Osbourne haha (Sharon used to be Coal Chambers manager for you kids who don't know) then he quickly left the group of us fans backstage and returned back to partying and drinking backstage and I returned to the venue to watch Type O Negative!
Kind of like the 1970's Bad News Bears.
I miss Pete so much! Growing up not far from NYC, Type O and Peter would always play shows and and even hang out here. Pete had a girlfriend here he would take the train up to see for the weekend or whatever. She had this TINY 80's hatchback Pete would be seen driving. Half hanging out of the windows like a folded praying mantis. He was sooo funny in an extremely sarcastic and in a very dry way.
I’m 46 met Peter in my late teens and he was damn nice to me. Him and his music have my heart forever.
Hellyeah! 🤘🏻
I'm the same age. I'm so glad that I got a chance to see them ✨🖤✨
God, I miss this band. No other band I can think of was able to combine sarcastic gallows humor with gorgeously-heavy goth metal and New York hardcore like this (and to be fair, no one else even dare attempt it). I can think of few bands as original as Type O.
glad you can enjoy something so much. it sounds comically bad to me tho lol
Same. Never heard of a band like them before. I love their music so much!!! 😶🌫️
@@saturationstation1446 you must be fun at parties
deftones did it better
@@saturationstation1446 To be perfectly fair, that was a big part of Type O's whole gig. It was meant to be ridiculous to a point. And I can see how off-putting that is on the surface. But they could also play it straight - and the results were often quite amazing. October Rust and World Coming Down had that humor muted (but not gone.) and were gorgeous well-crafted albums. They may have saved their best album for last, though. Dead Again was a raging full-on return to their hardcore roots while retaining their penchant for Beatles-esque melodies and harmonies. Might be the best final album from *any* band. Lots of ways to get into Type O.
I see October Rust as a landmark record. The sound is lush, heavy, ethereal, and haunting. To this day, there’s nothing that sounds like it. Usually I don’t much care when celebrities die, but Pete’s death actually made me kinda sad. Glad to see these guys getting more attention, even if it feels like it’s coming a little late.
I recall an interview where Pete said he wished he would’ve just stayed working for the parks department and that it is his dream job.
Was a very interesting perspective from a front man of a popular, influential band.
he didnt like being a band all that much
The opinion of “the kids on TikTok” doesn’t matter. Type O are almost universally adored in the Metal community to this day. Peter was able to alchemize his pain into something beautiful with this band, he continues to touch people’s lives to this day. Pure musical genius.
i can’t hear summer breeze without it turning into peters voice in my head
Totally
Its the better version for sure. I also love what they did with Ozzy, covering "Pictures of Matchstick Men"
Absolutely
Hahahah same 😂. That cover is now more classic than the original
Same with cinnamon girl 🖤
15:56 Per Wikipedia: Steele died of sepsis caused by diverticulitis (initially reported as heart failure).
Man, digestive tract pain is like nothing else. 😢
Yup. Dude refused to go to a doctor. It's a shame he dies of something so easily treated.
You can tolerate a lot of pain on opiates.
@@TheSteinbitt peter was into cocaine and wine, not opis
I have a feeling this guy never listened to Type O before deciding on them for content. ANYONE who is a fan knows what Pete really died of. A few inconsistencies in this video, mostly just a regurge of what countless other's content.
Dude, Josh Silver was their keyboardist not guitarist
correct Kenny Hickey was the guitarist, more recently playing guitar and at times singing with SilverTomb, Seventh Void and Eye Am
Came here to say this!
This dude reads from Wikipedia and probably never heard Type O Negative before he made this video. RIP Peter Steele Type O forever
And Peter was of Polish descent more than Russian. Like, Ratajczyk is a Polish name.
Time to upgrade from free ChatGPT to premium version, maybe will give you better articles to reference band members 😉
A wise man once told me addicts use to change the way they feel because they don’t like themselves or how they feel. I think it’s the closest thing to a root cause for addiction that has ever been said. I can totally relate to Pete’s music and lyrics and I relate to the self loathing. I always thought I Don’t Wanna Be Me was about addiction as much as it was about being a celebrity.
Yeah I've never thought Don't Wanna Be Me as anything else other than an ode to self-loathing and addiction. Also prophetic, which I love/hate.
I met Pete after a show in Fort Lauderdale back in 97' I told him how their music had helped me get through a lot of shit and he said, " Thank you for coming and wasting your time with us tonight, we really appreciate it." it is always nice to meet one of your idols/heroes and they are worthy of the regard you have for them. He is missed.
I once said to Kenny at a show I was later booted from lol, that they had helped me more than any psychiatrist and his response was, "and we're a lot cheaper too." My friends and I busted out laughing. RIP PETE
Met him in Dallas after a show. Nice dude hung out will us in the cold for about a hour beside their bus. I was surprised. I thought he would be a dick
Type O helped get me out of high school alive in the 90s. They'll always be in my top 5.
Dude, my entire senior year of high school ('94-95) was colored Type O green! They seriously save me. That summer after I graduated, I got to see them play at Milwaukee Metalfest and had the chance to meet and chat with Peter outside the venue. Good memories.
I listen to October Rust 3-4 times a week. RIP Peter Steele
That album nearly got me laid when I was... let's say too immature for it. Ironically nearly got me beaten up on the same evening for the same reason.
@@JagdWehrwolf lol 'cel
@@Ky0l Meaning?
All the songs are gorgeous on that album...
Still in my top 10 all-time best rock albums, and man, have I heard a fuckton of rock albums.
Steele's not Russian but Polish on his father's side. He talked about that himself. Could you please add at least a note on the video about that mistake? It has always been, but in the modern political context, that's an even more important distinction.
Yes my bf just said this as we watched this video. He was polish and Irish-Scott. Maybe confusion bc the album cover with Rasputin? Idk. Missinfo.
TikTok goth baddies clinged to Deftones when Type O been there the entire time.
Yeah I get it but never take them seriously for your brain cells sake.
@@danteshollowedgrounds I’m just saying they’re the perfect goth unisex band that I could see getting a resurgence thru TikTok. And Deftones is so overdone for me at this point lol. But oh well Type O Negative also has the right amount of fame and respect on their name as is
There would have been no deftones without Type O Negative, and let’s not forget KMFDM!
@@tweezersalad4075 Yeah.
deftones sounds like a dying whale thats been in the process of dying for decades and is just ready to end it
Pretty sure I read that Pete said the happiest time was when he worked for NYC parks. I think the bands were a creative endeavor and hobby for him, but he wanted to just be a regular dude.
Yeah. He was also delighted that the kids had a name for him. They called him the Green Man.
@@slickblueskin5852 That's literally what inspired the green theme on all the albums.
It would be nice to get a video now on just Peter as a person.... His love for cats and the true story of his death.... Realizing Peter was really just a big softy really opens people's eyes and they realize he's not some racist punk/metal a hole... he's actually very sweet and his heart was actually too soft for this world... as many people who struggle with drug addiction are...
Finn - thank you for this very even-handed and fair assessment of my all-time favorite band of all time. That began in early 1994 in Copenhagen when a very pregnant graphic designer for a CPH music venue (me) left the art department at the venue in search of coffee. And literally walked straight into Peter Steele. Type O Negative was to play at the punk/metal/alt bar Barbue that night, and Peter had gotten lost somewhere on his way to the green room. I'm 5'1 on a good day. So I looked up. I was used to that. And up. And up. Peter was horrified, empathetic and apologized profusely and most eloquently all the way back to the green room as I laughed it off. Of course I had to go to the show that night. They blew my mind. I met them several times since, and Peter never forgot. Ever since - these 30+ years and counting - Type O has been the band in my head and in my heart, and the soundtrack of my life. I've never stopped listening. When I wrote my debut novel 'Quantum Demonology', Peter gate-crashed as a major character - the literal Saint Peter. Which is one reason why it is also dedicated to him. The world is a lesser place without his music and that depth-of-Hades bass baritone, but at least we have that blacker-than-black music to console us.
Oh man...this one is pretty heavy for me. I have a weird connection with Pete through an old friend and mutual love interest...that one song "everyone i love is dead," is not an exaggeration. You were dead on with the whole Dad thing, he really wanted to just be a normal guy.
This is a sad story and I like him even more now having watched this… this is having never been a fan but rather neutral on the band. The 90’s were different and everyone understood that not everyone should have the same beliefs/opinions/goals. & The digital (progressive) hive-mind didn’t exist yet.
@ColeWheeler4Lyfe dude exactly. I grew up the 80s and 90s and that collective hive mind bs was not the "norm" that it is today....its like people back then were less informed than nowadays but they had a more personal opinion and whatever it was it wasnt enough to break a real friendship, u just rolled w it, nyc in the 90s was still grimy and you had to grind but it had a lot more personality than today, shit today even whole different cities in different countries share that hive mind bs....idk im rambling here but u hit the nail on the head.
My ex dated him before me. Talk about "big shoes to fill."
be my druidess
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Really? If so, then damn. Interesting coincidence. It was a really surreal situation to say the absolute least, especially since I looked up to him in my teen years. Her and Pete never got super serious, IIRC, but the man was pretty crazy for her. She had seriously considered his proposals but she wanted to stay friends. They were still good friends up to his death. I never got to really meet Pete, unless you count seeing his band live, which I only did once, unfortunately.
My life has been speckled with weird moments like that. I'd rather not give away too many details (already made that mistake once) out of respect for both her and Pete. I feel though it is important to say that I didn't leave with hard feelings towards him (or her,) quite the opposite. I wish I could have known him better. His music made the world an easier place to deal with during some lonely moments in my life, and I am thankful that he existed.
I've been a Type O Negative fan for a while and seeing them get more popular these past two years makes me happy :')
As a fellow Brooklynite who saw Type O just 6 months before Pete passed, I would say he and the band are definitely a product of their time and place. No one hassled me or anything though at their concert. Had a great time, though Josh wasn’t playing since he was busy with his day job (the got someone to fill in).
I remember seeing Kenny randomly in Times Square and shouting about how I love his band as he was walking past me. He turned a bit, kept walking, then I guess thought enough to half-heartedly wave. Lol, these guys are just very Brooklyn 😂
Wow man can i see him at time square
Pete was a cool guy. He used my bass rig for a gig in Atlanta and put my band in the thanks list of bloody kisses. Will always respect him for being real. R.I.P. big dawg.
When are we going to get the strange history of Finn Mckenty?
17 year old gf n all?
@@powersurge_beastchill
@@powersurge_beast What???
@@prisonsong yea dude
@@prisonsong I've never seen anything contradicting what I saw
My favourite Finn vids are deep dives into bands I have very little knowledge of. This was a superb watch
Agreed.
Finn, Josh wasn't the guitarist, Kenny was their guitarist, Josh was their keyboard player.
Summer breeze opening up the first "I know What You Did last Summer" credits was perfect. Great vid, Finn.
For what it's worth, this is a great video, Finn! Not just a Wikipedia summary, but a deep analysis with a good amount of personal insight!
Yes! Thumb this up...he needs to hear this.
wanted to write the same thing, this video is fantastic! finn at this best! i hope i this comment reaches him
Yes, I love this type of content. It's like Trash Theory and Todd in The Shadows on music I like.
@@TallicaMan1986 this type-o-content
Absolutely
I miss pre social media days. Loved this band.
Type-O’s cover of Black Sabbath is legendary. They turned a four minute song into an epic eight minute saga.
Yea, but WHICH version? Haha. There's 2 versions of the song, with different lyrics
@@doomusrlc I prefer their Paranoid cover tbh
@@theeverchosen1504 7. It's awesome lol
Every song they covered is better than the original
That Nativity in Black tribute album to Sabbath is one of the best tribute albums ever made, almost every track is a perfectly-paired loving homage to the metal pioneers by some of the top 90s metal acts, and yet Type O's is still a cut above.
World Coming Down was the first Type O record I bought and it's still my favorite. It's so dark and depressing but it I think that's what makes it so good, it's real. I'm very thankful I got to see them when they were touring for Dead Again, this band has had a big impact on me in many ways, I was really bummed when Pete passed.
WCD got me through some of my darkest times. Peter Steel's death is probably the only musician, or person of note, that has ever truly impacted me personally.
World coming down is a masterpiece. Such a beautiful record with the catchiest melodies. Absolutely heavy.
Finn I know you said you've been feeling not great about your content lately but this was great. Lots of insight, depth, relevance. And I'm not even a Type O Negative fan. 👊👊
Saw Type O in ‘08 at their last Dallas show. I yelled, “I stepped in gum!” between songs. Pete laughed.
I was there too
I'm not the only one who thinks this because they were literally referred to as "The Drab Four", but Type O Negative were the Beatles of goth rock. Their chord structures and melodies have a classic feel to them (songs like Todd's Ship Gods, Be My Druidess, IYDKMIGTHTKY among many others) that's reminiscent of the Beatles and many other bands of that era. However the lyrics and sarcasm, cynicism, appreciation for nature, love & loss paint a unique picture i haven't quite found in any other group. Truly one of a kind and their music is my all time favorite. My first tattoo was their symbol on the upper arm and almost 30 years after first hearing them I'm still blown away by their sound and presence. Long live Type O💚💚💚💚
*shoutout to Carnivore btw
My first tattoo as well. It's on my left calf
I connect so deeply with Peter’s humbleness and self doubt. FFS their best of album is called the “least worst.” He never took himself too seriously and made some of the best metal music, literally defining the genre of doom and goth metal.
Peter was a rare gem. My uncle had been friends with him since the Carnivore days. Last time I saw them was when they toured with Lacuna Coil when they came to Baton Rouge. Great consistently odd band that came out at the right place and time.
14:12 the genuineness of I Don’t Wanna Be Me is why i love it so much. it’s most likely my favorite Type O song. i found it during rough times and they’re who i listen to during rough times bc i love how much i can feel through the music
I was never the biggest fan of type o negative but I have been saying for years that their influence in the "goth mommy" scene is unparalleled.
Thank me later-Peter Steele
@@Vlad-fm3gk idk the goth mommy thing is so sexually weird and i dont think it should of ever been hyped
@kattykatrina and that's your opinion, only weird part is the mommy part to me. Women liked a felon who turned into a supermodel and an underage kid from target a few years back. I won't be told that liking adult big tiddy/booty tattooed women who also like metal is wrong
Slow, Deep, and Hard is possibly the greatest break-up album of all time.
Thank you for making this. Type O is one of my favorites! RIP Pete! ❤
@4:30 Josh Silver was the Keyboardist, Kenny Hickey was the guitarist.
Industrial need your attention too.
There’s SO MUCH lore and cool music to talk about from the goth/industrial world.
I second this.
We need KMFDM in this channel
@@juanm.q5121I totally agree with that!
I wish Peter was still around, but I'm sure he is at peace with himself now.
The other day you said that you are burned out from making these kind of 'Wikipedia summaries', but in this particular case I think you added your touch to it and I would presume that you also enjoyed making this video as much as I did watching it and listening to you putting things into perspective. Thanks
I'm sure it helps too that Type o Negative is an interesting band, whether you like them or not. Hell I only really like a handful of their songs but they're interesting dudes. It's hard to get into it when you're talking about Papa Roach
I second this sentiment. Great video woth great context setting towards the end and Pete's upbringing and convincing the viewer that that part really should be considered when remembering the band and Pete steel. Love your vids finn, ignore the haters bud, make content that you are happy with!!!
World Coming Down is both a dark and epic album.
"Josh Silver" was the keyboardist, not guitarist. Also Pete was half Polish not Russian.
RIP Green Man 🙏
never clicked faster on one of your vids. One of my all time favourite bands.
I was devastated when Pete died. I have been a Type O fan since I was in middle school as an edgy goth kid lol. They were working on their next album when he died. It is sad that we will never get to hear it. RIP green man.
Nothing says punk rock like a sponsor read for Draft Kings
For better or for worse I find Pete to be a relatable guy. His music definitely inspired me and it is unfortunate that he is gone.
Pete Steele was one of the most underrated rock composers of the modern era. He wrote the lyrics, wrote the music, arrangement, everything. Right up there with McCartney...a musician Pete looked up to, or was at least inspired by. This man was a MASSIVE talent. All the gimmicky shite aside. Had a vision and the drive and creativity to pull it off. Credit to his friends/bandmates for supporting him. They really were loyal as hell, staying committed to their friend's vision.
Pete Steele. Massive man. Massive talent. Massive loss.
RIP Greenman. You are missed.
For the algorithm. Finn is a real one who deserves a good life.
Praise the algorithm! Praise Finn!
❤
Pete was the coolest, nicest, and most down to earth guy ever.
Cinnamon Girl is what I thought of right away when I saw Type O Negative in the title
This is one of the best, if not the best, reviews you will find on the Internet about Pete. Thanks man, you reviewed one of the greatest musicians to briefly walk the earth.
World Coming Down is my favorite album. It's got a vibe.
At the time it was released I remember the review that said bits and album for people who want to kills themselves. If you don't want to kills yourself before listening, you will when your done" paraphrased
I saw the video for Everything Dies on Headbangers Ball and I was hooked. This is by far my favorite album!
Of course it is.
That's the first of the 3 albums that helped me turn my life around. The End of all Things to Come was second, Supremacy was the last one. I would not be here if not for them.
I saw Type O Negative open for Cradle of Filth. Tiger Army was there too doing the first set. It was the weirdest line up ever, but an unforgettable show.
Oh Wow! Lucky you!!
Peter formed Sun-Zero after Carnivore.
Finding that the name was already taken (and they had all gotten the tattoo) they needed to come up with another name, hence Type O Negative
Sub-Zero,
Sorry trying to type on my phone
Actually; Repulsion, then Sub-Zero.
Also, shout out to Steele’s awesome bass tone. It’s the reason they always sounded so good.
Bloody kisses and Life is killing me are masterpieces of music.
A Finnish band called Sentenced, awesome band, are heavily indluenced by type o negative, check them out!
Very interesting topic, especially when you shed light on the era this bands grew up in
Sentenced was a fantastic band!!
I'm a huge fan of Type O negative, and it's a pleasure to see that people still talking about this band, it means that Pete really left his mark on this world... Nice video!
A goth gf introduced me to Bloody Kisses, and then October Rust came out, and to this day it’s probably a top 5 all time album for me.
Type O were unique on so many fronts but most of all the songwriting on their albums is what stood out most to me. I genuinely don't know how they manage to be so catchy and so heavy and experimental at the same time. Every album sounded different, World Coming Down is like pure Gothic Doom metal, but you can sing along to it. Then they put Life Is Killing Me out, and its a total 180, its pop all the way through, but it still sounds like them and its still so catchy.
October Rust is encoded in my DNA at this point. Long live Lord Petrus 💚🕯️
And here I am at 50 years old, still listening to Type O. It just never gets old.
Saw them at Rock Am Ring in 07, rain caused a weather delay and so Josh Silver mooned us for 10 minutes while we were waiting. Excellent show.
This is, without a doubt, the best wrap up of Type O I've ever seen. Your explanation of the moods behind the band and their music, to me at least, is perfect.
The only thing thats next is the exraordinary story of Life Of Agony, who had Sal Abrusco as their drummer at first, thats the guy who brought all the slowy doomy drops to both band's music... Fucking love it.
There’s a recent video by a channel called Rock N’ Roll True Stories that’s pretty in depth.
Long live Type-O. R.I.P Pete. The world lost you too soon. 😢
Rest easy, our green giant 💚🖤 You are missed 😣
Red Water and Everything Dies are some of the most depressing songs I've ever heard, and the thing about their songs is that their depressing songs feel like the weight of the whole world falling on my shoulders, as opposed to others that feel more lonely (like Mad World).
Peter Steel sounds like Glenn Danzig with a really good producer!
Lol! Ouch.
Don't rip on Peter like that... he's WAY better than Danzig... now, Misfits era Danzig was cool... but after "Mother" it just became a love-song to anabolic steroids.
Love the Carnivore period. Peter once answered in a Danish tv interview whether he had a role model, that Poul from the Beatles could play fantastic bass while he sang to the guitar...
Really appreciate how much personal opinion and introspection you added to this video.
I think the thing that drew me to this channel originally was your openness and emotional intelligence. I want more videos like this!
I never thought you would do Type O. Thank you.
Type O will always be one of my favorite bands. And I am glad I had a chance to meet Peter before he passed.
I have to say that this video brought back many memories, like being in college in 96 and having October Rust on repeat. A truly unique band with a unique sound.
These are bomb man. This is what brought me to the channel and I love that you're still doing it. I know you said it felt like compiling a wiki page but I've never been a huge type o fan but I've read up on them before and this still felt more informative and easily digestable
Best punk rock MBA in a while! Great video finn!
I saw them open for Queensryche. It was an outdoor venue and they came out while the sun was still out and I remember thinking it was wrong. 😅
LIFE IS KILLING ME is their best record imo. RIP Pete
Discovered them with "Bloody Kisses" when it came out. "Summer Breeze" blew my mind. I was 27 at the time, and thought it was the greatest cover I had ever heard. I still feel that way, along with "Superstar" by Sonic Youth. Still listen to Type O Negative on a more than regular basis to this day. I feel I understood Pete's humour and use of sarcasm and irony. But yes, they would be cancelled if they were around today. And that would have probably still led to Pete's fate.
The only musician death that wholeheartedly hurt me was Pete's.
4:29 Josh is the keyboardist not guitar player that's Kenny Hickey who is the guitarist
Really appreciate how balanced and fair this video is
If you're on reddit or tiktok asking if someone from the past was a 'bad person', you're not the 'good person' you think you are.
What people don't realize is that, generally speaking, these people were progressive. Oftentimes people don't get more conservative as they get older, they just don't change as fast as society.
We need to see the progressives that came before as stepping stones that paved the way.
Again, speaking in generalities about people and society and not Pete specifically.
@@necrux Progressivism is a destructive, evil force. Maybe ask yourself what you're progressing towards.
@@deaconblooze1your not progressing towards, your correctly moving away from the idiocy of the past.
@@stuartmorley6894 And on your way to a whole new realm of idiocy! Sorry, but most of progressivism comes off as utopian dreams from child-like rationale.
@@deaconblooze1 "Progressing" right off a fuckin' cliff
"Their guitarist Josh Silver"
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Definitely a fan of Type O! A band I work for did a handful of shows with them! Which was awesome, They continuously offered us access to their dressing room for a place to chill and hang out because we were just in a van and trailer! It is awesome to do shots of Jager with Pete steel & and the band is a hole we’re just super nice guys! Great job on the video!
I saw Type O with Pantera in Amarillo, TX in 95. Still my favorite show I've been to. RIP Peter Steele. 🤘
I'm interested in what you'd have to say about sepultura... JS. You seem pretty accurate imo
I'm grateful to have gotten the chance to see Type O live in concert back in the day. Great show!