The way he sings " am iiiiiiiiiiiiii?" Is so so good

This album, October Rust, is one of my favorite albums from any band ever.

Peter Steele spoke with an accent, but probably not the one you'd expect. His interviews are worth checking out, he was a very funny and insightful guy.

Peter had a heavy Brooklyn accent.

If you went down a Type O reaction rabbit hole ….. I’m here for it.

His voice is like a marshmallow melting over a campfire.

I would recommend the song Nettie. It's a great example of how low Peter's voice can go.

Pete was from Brooklyn. He has a heavy NY accent

Kenny Hickey ALSO shared some of the lead vocals & most of the harmonies.That being said, Peter had very expressive control over his voice & could sound like Jim Morrison or Brad Roberts or anything in between at will.

Peter is such a sadly missed talent . There is so much magic in their music , that I think is cool that you have a chance to live the magic too now

Pete was a really nice guy, he loved his fans. He was just a tortured soul. He once said he found solace being at home with his cat named Venus Pete had her for 16 or 17 years then she passed away and It really hurt him. He mentions her in the song Bloody Kisses. I really enjoy your reactions you are one of the most honest I have seen on KZfaq. Thank You

If you do more Type O negative reactions, I recommend that you please use the Long versions. I don’t think radio edits capture the spirit of Type O. I’m a New subscriber and I love your stuff.

his voice is so VAMPIRIC 🤔😂 Peter is amazing! I'm sad that I'll never see a concert of type o 😔

His voice is so deep! I think, the deepest song is Nettie. Pretty sure that you would like it! Also Haunted is veeery atmospheric song. Totally recommend it too.

@6:05 such a COOL note! :D

I have loved Type O Negative since the moment I heard this band back in 1996. It's an unexplainable feeling and emotion as I see you're experiencing as well. It's beautiful yet haunting and like nothing else you've ever heard. Oh, I hope you go down the TON journey and explore their catalog. They have many diverse and creative songs to select from. ✌

His voice is hauntingly awesome

Type O Negative songs were written by Peter Steele and co-produced by Josh Silver (keyboards)... those 2 did most of the creative work in the band's 2 decade run. Kenny Hickey (guitar) did lead vocals in Type O as well - his voice was in a higher register that u can hear on verses of the songs 'Black No. 1' and 'Profit of doom' (Listen to the band Seventh Void - he does all the vocals on their 1 album 'Heaven is gone'... the band became Silvertomb recently w/ Kenny Hickey & Johnny Kelly of Type O... Johnny Kelly also plays drums for other bands - Danzig & Quiet Riot) Peter Steele's vocals were usually deep and doom-y, but he could also spit out angst vocals like on "Unsuccessfully coping w/ the natural beauty of infidelity" or "Dead again"... His work w/ his previous band Carnivore in the 80's was a bit more NY hardcore mixed w/ dark humor (' Jesus Hitler' is a Carnivore song worth checking out) ... Steele was a huge fellow - over 6 ft tall and vampiric-looking. He was quite a character by his bandmates' recollection... a self-loathing, erratic, brilliant & charismatic individual... someone said he had never met anyone who ate, drank, or did more drugs than Peter Steele. I recall going to a Type O Negative show in 2003, and towards the end of their set, they were coming out for an encore... the crowd was screaming for more, and we could see Peter Steele on his cell phone, talking away right next to the amps, and he wouldn't come out! The crowd would start yelling again for Type O, and he was still talking away on his phone! Finally, after about 5+ minutes of chatting away... he puts away the phone and steps onto the stage and goes, 'I promised I would call my girlfriend after the set..." and then started off the last songs 🙄 He ended the set by pulling off the strings of his bass.

His voice is so ...sexy. Gosh this brings back memories. I was fresh out of high school when this album came out. Hearing this album and Bloody Kisses for the first time had a huge effect on me. Pete dying when he did was beyond tragic.

Blood & Fire was my introduction to Type O, so I was a late bloomer. The older I get, the more I enjoy Type O, much like Rush or Pink Floyd. Peter Steele R.I.P. is one of the most underrated, underappreciated artists of our generation, period.

"...his voice is so..." GOTH. He looks and sounds like the giant, looming vampire that he was going for. Vocals are usually secondary for me after the music, but Type O is one of those bands where the vocals are one of the defining features for me. When I sing in the shower, I'm trying my best (which is very poor) to sound like Peter Steele or maybe Glenn Danzig, so yeah, he's a cool sounding dude. I love their music though. I think you're going to like almost everything from them with some of their early work and weird one-off songs as an exception (e.g. "Kill All the White People" lol). After Black No. 1, I would vote for Christian Woman or Everything Dies, which is one of my favorites.

Check out 12 Black Rainbows. That is one of my favorites by them. I briefly knew him when he moved out to PA. before he passed. He was a very low key and intelligent guy. He had a very strong Brooklyneese accent. I believe his lowest note in any of his songs was sung on the song Nettie(an hommage to his ailing mother) and if I remember correctly it was a B1.

Christian Woman is my favorite of their songs, but Black #1 is great too. Honestly, you'll like most of their work.

His voice is so.....STEAMY

🖤🖤 This is my Pete! One of the coolest things about his bass playing is the uniqueness, he played like a rhythm guitar essentially. Distorted and Chorus on...playing chords. Really hard to nail his tones and style.

Peter had a heavy New York accent, as he was from Brooklyn. I enjoy the heck out of your visceral, yet cerebral observational Keep up the great reactions!.

At the very end he says "The right to know." I asked Peter after a show once. He mentioned it was some kind of Star Trek reference, for what it's worth.

Just so you'll know, most vocals on their songs, are Peter, except the guitarist Kenny sings some parts on some songs here and there, with a very distinctly different, more nasally voice. Which includes the runner up song Black No. 1. There are two songs of theirs that have female vocals. Some parts that sound like a choir, is just Peter doing multiple tracks. (though they joke in the album sleeves that it is a 'Lesbian choir')

Anesthesia was nigh pinnacle TON, although the entire album Life Is Killing was a bit of a departure from their previous album (it went back to more of their harsher roots). Anesthesia was pain as Peter suffered a lot of it, romantic, family, drugs, spiritual. Whereas I Love You To Death was more a fanciful creepy erotic love song of which he has MORE of them. It doesn't however as Anesthesia. The Keyboard was a CONSTANT in their Music. Often times people mistake the guitar for the keyboard.

If these two words could be used synonymously, his voice is sultry and masculine. Each album has its own vibe. Early stuff is leftovers from Carnivore; rough and controversial. Bloody Kisses dwelved into the goth sound; October Rust (where this track is derived from) was written by Peter purely to entice the fairer sex; World Coming Down is sludgy, quite dark, and depressing; Life Is Killing Me has Anesthesia on it, but more uptempo songs like I Like Goils and I Don't Wanna Be Me (a lot of tongue in cheek sarcasm on this album), and their last album Dead Again is a bit of a mash of everything. Punkish, dark, and sarcastic. I recommend September Sun if you enjoyed Anesthesia. It's off the Dead Again album and is a sort of power ballad. Glad to see you appreciate Type O as some of us do. They're not for everyone, but as a teenager in the 90s- this band hit me in my blackened heartstrings.

World Coming Down and Everyone I Love is Dead are some of the most depressing and dark songs they did. Peter dealt with a lot of loss throughout his life and he expressed all that pain and grief through his music. He even wrote a ballad Bloody Kisses off their second album that was in response to losing his childhood cat around that time. Peter had a lot of love for his kitties. ♥️

I love this album. I'm sure you would enjoy Katatonia

If ya get a chance you should check out another song called Wolf Moon. Just a wall of sound. Its fantastic.

The 80s feel you get is most likely from hearing goth rock from that era, which Type O definitely takes from but took it in a pretty unique direction..almost progressive at times. Check out September Sun (the long version)..very interesting and cool song

As you really seem to enjoy lyrics, I believe it would be worthwhile for you to listen to Unsuccessfully Coping with the Natural Beauty of Infidelity off the bands first official album Slow, Deep, and Hard. It's loud and bombastic, and really different musically from any of their later efforts, but the lyrical content is priceless. It's based loosely on a relationship that Pete experienced and is full of pain and heartache with a little dark humor thrown in. The song occurs in sections, so give the whole thing a chance. I really enjoy what you are doing. Please give us more🥰

My favorite band of all time. Their catalog is phenomenal.

Lady L. "His voice is so Mellifluous." Thank you Captain Thesaurus. 😎 Love your show.

His voice can be menacing, somber, maudlin, grave, wry, and vulnerable too at times. Definitely multifaceted. R.I.P Green Man

His voice is tremendous and certainly one of a kind.

you need to check out the live version

This song specifically is what got me into Type O and Goth culture in general back in Summer of 96. I was 13.. before that I was a grunge kid after that I was the Lord Vampire 🦇 sex machine.

Wolf Moon or Christian Woman next please!

Peter's voice is, ummm...delicious, hot, pleasing to the ears, incredible, all the good things. Sorry for gushing.😂 I looked up his vocal range and found lots of different answers. 4 octaves - 2 notes EB1 to F#5 was the first on Google. I love how much you loved this, and Anesthesia! I can't wait for more! 💚

His voice is so Dracularian Miss Peter a lot - always loved type O

Oh my gosh! Someone listening to Type O! I just can't recommend them enough. Peter Steele wore his heart on his sleeve, so the albums pretty much reflect what he was going through at the time. From this album (October Rust), I would recommend everything but the first track, lol :P But to make a shorter list I'd pick: - My Girlfriend's Girlfriend - Be My Druidess - Wolf Moon I'm confident you'll love them both musically and lyrically.

I only have a few CDs left. This album goes in my car player on September 1st every year and it's all I listen too until November.

I highly recommend the song "Nettie" Pete dedicated to his mom. And of course "World Coming Down"

His voice is super low in "Nettie". Which is a song he made about his mom.

When I was in school I was lucky enough to find this and another band called paradise lost. Turns out those were only 2 bands doing this thing then , or since.

Harvest is an Opeth song.....seems you can`t get them off your mind. About TON, before listening to this band, I listened to classic rock bands, like Guns N`Roses or Pearl Jam....but when i heard Bloody Kisses, it opened a door that change my world: from there, to Opeth, My Dying Bride, Lacrimosa, Anathema, The Gathering....all my favourite bands...

Thanks for the shout out. After Black No. 1, please do World Coming Down.

You don’t just listen to type- o. You feel their energy. R.I.P. green man. Stay negative.

Peter is from Vinland, by way of Brooklyn. ;)

I find it very cool that you find this very cool. I agree, his "voice is so unique" and it's definitely a vibe. I know you won't appreciate all of their songs but can't wait for the next one. Thanks for making my day 💚

They're from NYC!

I think for tour next type o song you should just go for it. Listen to 'These Three Things'

Love your personality, so funny :)

keep the type o content comming! u can pick any song from any album in my opinion! And ALWAYS listen to the full versions not the cut radio shit ;D

And if you go back to their 1st album Slow Deep And Hard you will find a whole different sound and not so sextytime lyrics.

It's true his voice is so cool, I was crushed when I heard he died.

Pete Steele has an amazing New York accent. (Well, I do love most accents, so there’s that)

Forever Negative 🤘🖤💚🖤🤘

Oh he would have a heavy accent alright... A heavy New York accent, born and raised in New York

basically the way most people treat peter is as a vampire,he had long hair,very deep voice,6’8 and i tbh the dude knew he was hot so he really showed it off, black no.1 for a very classic type o sound,and honestly, unsuccessfully coping with the natural beauty of infidelity for a way more heavy and angrier side to peter

You should check out "I Can't Lose You " by Type O Negative...really cool song.

Damn those lyrics are all jacked up

I only know a handful of their songs. I know they do a cover of “Cinnamon Girl”.

Xero Tolerance, try that one on for size! I'm jumping around your videos and LOVING it!

Just subbed. I felt the same way when I first heard Anesthesia. Looking forward to watching more of your reactions.

Fantastic song. Such a vocal range on this one

Listen to Nettie! And everything dies!

It's a strong Brooklyn accent

Type O Negative. Wolf Moon or Everything Dies or September Sun

This and be my druidess are my fav of theirs

I absolutely love his fake Slavic accent. He was so hawwwt

Type o negative isn't just a pull them out at Halloween with black no 1 these guys have pulled on so many emotions a lot was petes personal life

Cool is a cool word. You're cool. 🖤

Wolf Moon, another Type O must.

About the accent/not sounding American: My guess it has to do with his impecable diction and rolling 'Rs'. Quite theatrical Broadway style. Like tought in acting and musical classes for the purpose of every word needed to be clearly heard in the whole venu. A very similar style of diction/enunciation also with rolling 'Rs' can be heard when listening to the lead singer of Rammstein. I guess it was also a more typical practice in both singing/acting and spoken word at more formal settings, up until the 1960s-70s. Listening to Sarah Vaughan or Frank Sinatra, you hear that almost overly meticulous pronounciation. I guess it can be percived as not only theatrical, but also formal/posh or even as an accent. But even if it is a bit overdone by mr Steele, it works amazingly well as a stylistic expression and ads to a mysterious/exotic identity. And most vocalists could clearly benefit from improving diction. There are hords of singers who more or less mumble, and where it gets nearly impossible to hear the actual lyrics. Allthough stylistic expression in modern music often does play such an important roll, that it trumps the need for good diction. But that said, there are even 'screamers' (or as you call them, deamons 😉), who have diction so good, that even lyrics during harsh vocals, are easily decernable.

I thought you might also notice the arrangement of the song, ie how it ends with a bridge, or a D.S. al Coda... Most songs of the day were verse -chorus -verse -chorus with very few innovators outside of Tool, these guys and Smashing Pumpkins

I will watch any type o negative vids you do. maybe you could try out death grips some time

when you have listen to all the "soft" stuff...then check out this song from type o negative - unsuccessfully coping with the natural beauty of infidelity the long 12 min version...enjoy....

Classically trained vocalist, Peter could SING sing

Their from Brooklyn New York...

Yes Peter your Definitely good enough for me coming from a strait man 😂 Steele is something else for sure.

Perfect

Strong Brooklyn accent

More Type O!

He has a Brooklyn accent

Bass baritone and/or lyric bass!

Hypnotic

I know when I went to go and get the CD took damn near 6 months good old times.

Cool! 😂

Christian woman is also really good

Killer song!

You should check out Wolf Moon by Type O Negative, love that song!

Lovely! I've been TON fan since 1996 and still I am! Bloody Kisses! Choose one song from that album. Christian Woman, Blood & Fire, Can't Lose You!

Try wolf moon next

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for me num1 is love you death, num2 is anesthesia