I had actually had the blessing to "meet" him, once in a German Festival in 2001, was in wheelchair temporarily at the time, and had to give myself injections or anti cohagulants, so the staff let me in the border of the VIP zone. Then, rare occurence in Metal, two guys of the audience start to mock me from the other side of the fence. Peter was passing by, he stopped on his tracks, looked at them, stone-face, not even frowning, until they flee, then he looked at me, winked without smiling, and went on his way. I know it's not much, but I've always cherished this memory.
I loved how in the mid 90s talk shows would bring Pete on seemingly to make fun of him. Instead they got a VERY smart man who owned the shit out of the room.
I only met Pete once. He asked me for a smoke behind the Colorado Springs City Auditorium in 94 or 95. On tour with Pantera. Still kickin myself for not asking him to let us in the back door. Lol
@@officialjbbeverley Lol, not that backdoor. All the hot goth chick's were at Type O Negative show's. I think this is why Pantera chose them to be on their tour. 🤘😁👌. Pantera brings the booze and the bud, Pete brings the girl's. Sound's like a solid plan to me.
"Metal Barry White." That may jusy be the most perfect description of Pete's voice. Welcome to Type O Negative, one of my favourite bands of all time and can still bring chills 20+ years on.
"Is it real?" I don't think she realizes the man was like 6'7 and used to rip doors off random cars just to pass time. Peter Steele is as real as it gets.
@@stephenjohnson9216 Ok I'm going with that...6' 7.5"(8"max)....6'10" as someone noted ,is a 3 inch(pretty big difference)! His presence and silent stature were enough to intimidate
Saw him chug a bottle of jagermeister in the middle of a song. Puke off the side of the stage then go right back to singing like nothing. He was a mad man.
I never thought I would see a vocal coach reacting to such a dark and old song. Thank you for this. Thank you for not doing only mainstream songs that everybody covers.
I seen them once. In Tampa. They put on a pretty good show. They were promoting October Rust so they played a few songs off the album. Peter was a real card at times and made us forget how intelligent he was with his antics. He was loved by millions and still is. May we never forget him and always remember. His music will live on.
Yes how she worded that was specfu*kingtacularly epic!!!!... ...on a side note I would have absolutely loved seeing a Peter Steele (RIP)/Tatiana Shmailyuk duet & or tradeoff between song, I believe that just would of made my musical life's journey actually completed.
Had a chance to see them in concert back in high school as a friend was a huge fan and had an extra ticket. I told him, "they aren't heavy enough." because I was in full-on death metal mode. One of the many things I wish I could go back and correct my teenage self about.
I saw them twice. The first time they were tour for Life Is Killing Me, and the only album I had was Bloody Kisses, so I was kind of disappointed that I didn't know most of the songs that night. The second time a few years later, I had all their albums so I knew the songs. The funny thing, I'm a bass player so I'm generally focused on the bassist. I was there alone because nobody I knew liked them (they are weirdly one of those "like them or hate them" bands). Peter Steele and I locked eyes and he gave me a knowing nod. I'm a straight guy, but I got to say, I got a little bit giddy about that. They were both in smaller clubs, which in my opinion is the best way to watch a band.
Peter could roll his eyes away, like, completely. My step dad saw him live once and he was front row, during the show, Peter looked him dead in the eyes and then rolled his eyes away. My step dad told me he had the shivers and goosebumps all over his body. I can only imagine. Wish the man was still alive. R.I.P. Peter 🖤💚
@@gabecarter3554 I've got some more dope shit. We had a festival called Waldrock, a neighbour of mine is a metalhead too. Turns out that Peter gave him a beer and dissapeared after. If only I were there to see it
@@estherterpstra2392 Wowwwww! May I add you on Facebook or somewhere else? I need more of those stories please hehe (no creepiness intended! Just a woman who loves metal and good music)
Yeah....I miss Pete....he reminds me alot of an old friend of mine that I haven't seen in a while...we used to play music and such....and yes...this friend of mine had a super deep voice...sounded almost identical to either Peter Steele or even David Vincent..talented left handed half Amish musician....ha....and covered in fur....oh the fur....dear God!!
That entire album was perfect. I was living in a homeless shelter and I borrowed that CD from a public library. I still have it. Got me through the worst time of my life. Anesthesia still makes me cry
48 seconds in and she shivers to Peter's voice. Damn I miss Type o. Most underrated band ever. In my heart you are number one! And October Rust is a masterpiece of music that hold up to time!
I like when he went on Jerry Springer show and Jerry said ' hi Peter...you've spoken openly about your depression, are you depressed now?....and Peter Said ' I'm enjoying being on your show so I'm slightly less miserable at the moment....
I remember first song,music video I found of them was Everyone Dies. it was so beautiful yet the lyrics so depressive. and he ended up dying way too early himself. dammit these musicians seems to go away way too soon and way to often :(
Peter Steele was an icon. If you want to hear his bass range listen to Christian Woman. Unbelievable. I had the pleasure of seeing them several times, once with Pantera back in 94 or 95. He was a giant. He was 6'7".
Oh my my... Peter was one of the kindest souls I've ever met. During my days in the metal scene in Dallas, TX I had the extreme pleasure of meeting Peter on several occasions and he was a huge beast with a heart as big as he was. He's been gone for nearly a decade now.... way too early. Thanks for the review.... made me shed a tear. RIP PETER (I know you are) 😀
I don't know if I'm overstepping my bounds by using another link to comment on someone's Channel but I made this I don't know if I'm overstepping my bounds by using another link to comment on someone's channel but I made this video for Peter after I got no he died and it has a couple of the greatest quotes I've ever heard him say so I think it fits m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2523064407792397&id=100002665881297
Just so the vocal coach here knows. Pete was 6’8” tall and was in Playgirl. Lol... Type O was a unique band and Peter Steele was a genius. Miss their music.
I went to visit Peter's grave this past December. It was a pilgrimage id been meaning to make for years. I stood there listening to "The Green Man and Haunted' , thinking about all the great times I'd had at Type O shows, how much their music meant to me and how much I dearly miss this man who was such a huge influence on me creatively, that I unfortunately never had a chance to meet in person. Type O's music has pulled me back from the darkest times in my life, and been the soundtrack for some of the happiest. I will treasure these songs forever. \m/
Crap! I must add!! Don't bother with the video version of September Sun. Try the full length. But if you wanna know who Lord Petrus was as a man, then look no further than there. He and Kenny really belt out the vocal emotion. I would assume you would feel Peter (HA!) in the same manner you feel Devin Townsend.
makes me so happy you didn't shit all over this and your reactions are exactly what I expect to see from someone who connects to music when they feel it. pure bliss and magic. this man has saved many lives, mine included. hope you can break down another one of your songs because I thoroughly enjoy your honesty, beauty and word play. very relaxing. thank you.
Peter is probably one of the only few humans that ever existed who understood women perfectly. He was a gift to us. I wish I could have been the recipient of his love
doubtful. he had an idealistic view of women which is not surprising given his catholic family upbringing (it's typical of all Abrahamic cultures) and idealistic standards for romance. this was a gift in the sense that helped him sing conveying so much emotion and write amazing music. but it doesn't seem to help anyone with the reality of daily life. in fact for the little we know his sentimental life was a train wreck: a quick, failed marriage when young, an attempted suicide "because he fell in love with the wrong person", an entire record composed as a fantasy murderous revenge against his ex gf who cheated on him (perfect proof of the madonna-wh**e complex), jailed for assault beating almost to death a second guy another gf had kept secret from him for years, and in the end he died never having found a life partner. instead it seems like he had a lot of casual s3x with random groupies throwing themselves at him and when it came to relationships he gave his heart and soul quickly and recklessly to terrible women who treated him like crap. if he actually had a true understanding of women, his choices in partners would have been wiser. but then we wouldn't have had so much amazing music, just another regular, content guy with no need to let out the demons tormenting him.
RIP Peter Steel... I met him a handful of times when he and TON was in the bay area. He had a fantastic sense of humor and a brilliant mind. After the first time meeting him who would have guessed he would remember me or any of my friends (band members). The second time we crossed paths we were at a well known eating and drinking establishment. He saw us out of the corner of his eye and walked over to join us. He remembered the names of most of us. That was an epic meal with great company. He cracked jokes about being in a tavern during a game of D&D and picked out our characters. This was in the very late 90's. When we crossed paths after that he never failed to remember my name. His sudden passing broke the spirits of many who knew him.
I was LITERALLY just dreaming that you were doing one of mine. Am I even awake right now? There are three things on my face right now. A keyboard, a purring cat, and a smile. And Type-O Negative was the first band I ever saw play live. I was like 13 years old. My bro walked me down to the stage between sets, and Pete was on stage picking up gear or something. My bro yelled to him that it was my first show ever, and I love Type-O. So this 7' tall giant warlock in white makeup, with jet black hair, and pecs the size of my entire chest leans off the stage over me, and shakes my hand, and says in that voice "Hello little boy. How are you? I thought he was legit going to eat my soul. About 14 years later, and I'm a dyed-in-the-wool metalhead. Seen Type-O another 4 or 5 times. And it was the first time I ever hurt so bad to hear one of my favorite dudes had died. But now you get to hear him for the first time, and Pete gains some immortality in one of your most excellent reaction videos! Much love RVA. If you get a minute, find the full versions of Christian Woman, and Black No. 1. His singing is all over the place. Epic. ...while you're at it just listen to all of Bloody Kisses.
If Peter was still alive he'd tell ya he was the worst singer on earth and Josh would agree with him and Kenny would say they need to stop making music They were a very funny sarcastic bunch of guys This is actually my favorite song from type o negative
Exactly... He also used to throw up before every show, no matter how big or small.. We shared a group of friends. Pete was funny.. Josh was an asshole and Kenny's ego was out of control... The real comedic force was Schlitzy...he always managed to get the worst out of people....
Oh yes, SO real. I had the pleasure of seeing them perform live. This song sounded EXACTLY like the studio version, just a tiny bit more raw. They opened for Mötley Crüe. Type O Negative's whole set bewitched me. There was this mesmerising Demigod on stage. I could not look away... And would have been happy if They had played the rest of the evening. The next day I went out and brought their whole back catalogue. Because I Needed to hear that voice and that music more. You can lose yourself in their CDs... I highly suggest picking up the October Rust CD. Put on your headphones and melt. I know I did. I miss Peter, he was unique and irreplaceable.
So I'm married and have 2 wonderful kids. I've never had any homosexual inclinations but Peter's voice is the sexiest voice I've ever heard, man or woman.
Met him on several different tours. We both sat on the back of my car in Shreveport Louisiana before a show and hung out with everyone at the preshow autograph party. Very generous man. Miss you brother!!!
Pete had a great sense of humor. After finishing the set in Pittsburgh he leaned into the mic and said in his deep baritone, "Sorry." The place erupted with laughter. Best concert I've ever seen.
Sorry! Little late to the game here. I'm from PGH & just recently started getting into their music (regrettably tardy; will never forgive myself). PLEASE dish all the details of this Pgh show if you can find it in your heart. I need to live vicariously through your experience. This would just make my day! :-)
I saw them in Atlanta and at Peter said "Don't feel obliged to applaud. We're paid the same either way." He was hilarious, genuine, and extremely talented. I've worn out quite a few of their CDs.
So so sooooooo jealous! Thank You for the feedback!!! I've just been in such a funk recently realizing that the days of REAL music are over (or at least hanging on by a thread) & we will most likely NEVER see the likes of guys/musicians like this ever again; it's just too depressing. I also just purchased 3 of their albums & am saving up for the rest. Any suggestions for any current artists/bands that I should check out, would be greatly appreciated. :-)
One of my most cherished memories is Type O Negative at the Masquerade in Atlanta September 11th 2003. We're having fun chanting "YOU SUCK, YOU SUCK, YOU SUCK!!!" Pete interjects and goes, " We suck? WE SUCK?! While you're spending tomorrow working some shitty job, going to school, or begging someone for money, I'll be in my hotel room eating Fruit Loops and jerking off to Betty Rubble." Best frontman I've had the pleasure of witnessing live.
Such a major loss to the music world. He had atrial fibrillation, basically an irregular heartbeat, and died of an aortic aneurysm at 48. It’s hard to tell in the video, but Peter was 6’7”...a giant of a man, but very gentle and caring by all accounts. I remember reading the news and I’m not ashamed to say I cried a little, just as I did when I learned Layne had died. At least we have the albums they made so his unique voice lives on. Edit : Thank you for doing Type O, I feel they were one of the most underrated bands.
@@GabrielleCheri Oh! Really? Where did you find that info? Damn... that's even more of a shame than if it had been his heart... you can treat diverticulitis and live with it for quite a while... :/
Carol Prado Yes, truly a shame. Peter’s family runs an official Facebook page called “The Real Peter Steele Ratajczyk Page” where they post random tidbits about Peter and old photos never before seen like childhood etc.
It's amazing how you have the ability to take a song I love and make me love it even more. By pointing out details I never realized were there, I'm able to enjoy my favorite music even more than I already did. I'd love to see your reaction to Devil Doll
Devil Doll would be an amazing reaction but with how the albums are structured Rebecca would have to react to one of the two songs on Eliogabalus. Seeing a The Girl Who Was.....Death or Dies Irae reaction would be insane but a 60 minute react video is probably too much to expect. Mister Doctor and his speaksinging is top shelf. Haunted, World Coming Down or September Sun would be great Type O reacts. Seeing a react to Ghost, Ulver or Diablo Swing Orchestra would be great too.
@@Phantomgreen29 There must be a Devil Doll that's different than the one I'm referring to. The one I'm talking about sings jazz, blues and rockabilly. Sexy, breathy and sultry voice ... like a lounge act x1000. Search for a song called "Bourbon In Your Eyes." And "If I Died In Your Arms" will give you goosebumps
@@kurtmcdonald7113 I've heard them and that particular band doesn't click with me. I do get into the dark cabaret style but that band feels flat to me. The Devil Doll I was talking about is a mix of classical, opera, rock and traditional music. Definitely worth a listen.
@@Phantomgreen29 I wouldn't call them flat. I think intentionally subdued is a better description. I'm not a fan at all of the singers that do a nonstop vocal gymnastics routine for every song. I want to hearing singing, not an example of a singer's entire vocal range during a single song
I'm a 40 year old male and this song makes me tearful every time I listen to it. Therefore I don't listen it that often and yet is one of my favourite tracks of all time. Glad you discovered it, Rebecca.
I saw them a bit before he passed...I NEVER DRINK...that day Jaeger and beer by the pool all day. I remember the show was epic...that's about it!!! Little did I know it would be my 1 and only time seeing one of our favorite bands!!!
I got to see them twice. The first time I went with a friend just for kicks... had only the vaguest of ideas who they were. The audience started chanting “You Suck!” at them and I turned to my friend and genuinely asked why everyone was being so mean. I got to see them once more, during their final tour. By that time I had heard all their albums & I was in love. I chanted “You Suck!” along with everyone else.
Peter Steele is the only person I never actually met that hurt me when he left this earth. He creates an emotional connection with you through his music. There will never be another like Peter.
This! I cry about him often and i rarely cry over artists that passed away , truly hurts the soul. I can swear i feel his spirit when i listen to his music
Oh wow Rebecca, if you're just now discovering Peter Steele and Type O Negative you have opened the proverbial Pandora's Box of melodic metal, and have heard one of the greatest metal singers in the last 30 years at least. For more of that insane baritone and fantastic power and control try the uncensored _full_ version of their song _Christian_ _Woman_ next. Fun fact: Peter was so big and tall that the "normal-sized guitar" you see him playing here is actually a bass. He was also one of the nicest and most charming (in his quirky way) metal singers I've ever met in person, or even heard of. We miss you Peter!
I had a huge crush on him when he released that album. He was and still is one of the most interesting and best singers ive ever seen. His music is unique and different in every album. And also a very smart man.
I miss Peter and Type O soooo bad...when he died, a little piece of my heart went with him. The first Type O album helped me to overcome a bad crisis in my youth. Peter sadly is dead, but his music, his voice, his talent will live forever. STAY NEGATIVE!
I was lucky enough to see them only one time. In New Orleans on Halloween night sometime in the late nineties. I liked the band but was pretty well unprepared for the incredible live show. They absolutely CRUSHED that House Of Blues that night. It was absolutely magical. Incredible lighting and they had these trees with lights in them and some type of snow effect. It was a memory I'll always cherish. RIP Peter.
How lovely to hear a vocal coach react to Peter's singular style. He is very missed. Type O Negative is still one of my favorite bands of all time. Have a great evening.
September Sun was one of the songs that helped me get through an especially rough period in life. I wish Peter was still around, I would have written him a letter to thank him.
It's so sad that Peter Steel is gone. Type O Negative was/is one of the greatest goth metal bands. The following are all worth a reaction. Black no1 Christian Woman Cinnamon Girl Summer Breeze
I love watching people fall in love with the sound of the beautiful and masterful vocalists, Peter Steele. He's by far my favorite artist, entirely. Gorgeous and immensely unique in his talent. I loved your video reviewing him. Seeing you love him makes me so happy😍 Rest in pieces, Beloved Peter 🖤🦇🖤🦇🖤
The best description of The Green Man's voice is that it was powerful enough to knock down a castle door! A truly unique voice and individual, sorely missed.
I'm so happy you decided to do this, Type O is such an amazing band. I would suggest you react to 40 watt sun - restless (acoustic) at some point. I think you might be very stunned by Patricks vocals, such a unique style.
Also, watching you take in a song is amazing. The joy and happiness you get when a particularly good or moving vocal comes on is so fun to watch and gives me new appreciation of songs I already love.
Yeah, i just quit switching back to my personal account a while ago. I figure it may help. Us small-time local yokels need all the help we can get these days. Stay tuned though. Got a new song we're pretty proud of dropping soon. Also, sorry for plug, RVA. No disrespect meant.
Legend says that when Peter sang, panties fell by themselves.
100% right
facts
Well, THAT'S a superpower, I want to have ..
Can testify, this is true.
Lol
I had actually had the blessing to "meet" him, once in a German Festival in 2001, was in wheelchair temporarily at the time, and had to give myself injections or anti cohagulants, so the staff let me in the border of the VIP zone. Then, rare occurence in Metal, two guys of the audience start to mock me from the other side of the fence. Peter was passing by, he stopped on his tracks, looked at them, stone-face, not even frowning, until they flee, then he looked at me, winked without smiling, and went on his way. I know it's not much, but I've always cherished this memory.
Christelle Mercier most underrated comment. All nobles smile.
by all accounts, that was Peter in a nutshell.
several musicians have said he was one of the nicest guys they ever met.
Christelle Mercier fuck yeah, hope you are doing well, thats what Pete woulda wanted!
That is fucking real, man. Very cool.
I think there was little poop in their pants when this 2.5m black haired giant stopped to stare at them.. xD
Great memory, thank you for sharing it!
Peter Steele is the most underrated vocalist of the last 30 years
100%
Vocalist....Composer.....Lyricist.....Peter was a genius and didnt know it.
I worship Carnivore and all but Phil Anselmo is the most underrated
You think? Loudwire named him as one of the best metal frontman
@@vironfletcher472 Listen to Shattered and come back
I loved how in the mid 90s talk shows would bring Pete on seemingly to make fun of him.
Instead they got a VERY smart man who owned the shit out of the room.
Brooooo!! I yelled out Jerry springer at type Os show at Irving plaza NYC and I made him laugh. One of the proudest moments of my life
@@MrBlick76
There is no one alive like peter steel.
He was a character like no another .
Very cool dude
what show?
Even seduced a couple of women on the shows, I remember him doing a show on Jerry springer or something and the ladies loved him.
🤣🤘
I think we just witnessed Peter seduce from beyond the grave.
Well we knew that he has that super power 😂!
Lol
He will always have that power
I believe you're right, brother. I'm pretty sure she came.
Peak Goth
I knew Pete Steele for the last 15 years of his life. That voice was 100% real -- as was he. I miss him dearly. Cheers, Rebecca!
you blessed soul
We lost an amazing bassist and vocalist when Peter died.
I hate that I'll never be able to see them in concert again.
I only met Pete once. He asked me for a smoke behind the Colorado Springs City Auditorium in 94 or 95. On tour with Pantera. Still kickin myself for not asking him to let us in the back door. Lol
He liked Goiils. The backdoor was out. hahaha Cheers! @@studdaman420
@@officialjbbeverley Lol, not that backdoor. All the hot goth chick's were at Type O Negative show's. I think this is why Pantera chose them to be on their tour. 🤘😁👌. Pantera brings the booze and the bud, Pete brings the girl's. Sound's like a solid plan to me.
"Metal Barry White." That may jusy be the most perfect description of Pete's voice.
Welcome to Type O Negative, one of my favourite bands of all time and can still bring chills 20+ years on.
Uníque conparison! Chapeau!
"Is it real?"
I don't think she realizes the man was like 6'7 and used to rip doors off random cars just to pass time. Peter Steele is as real as it gets.
@@christopherjackson3455 6"8
In a last interview Peter Steele noted he was 6 7 and a half
@@stephenjohnson9216 Ok I'm going with that...6' 7.5"(8"max)....6'10" as someone noted ,is a 3 inch(pretty big difference)! His presence and silent stature were enough to intimidate
Saw him chug a bottle of jagermeister in the middle of a song. Puke off the side of the stage then go right back to singing like nothing. He was a mad man.
They were all huge. Saw them in Pittsburgh and it's overwhelming how tall all of them were.
I've never seen anyone work so hard not to say the word "sexy".
RIP Peter Steele my all time favorite.
😂
RIP Pete Steele. Legend.
He was amazing, I loved every one of his songs I could get ahold of. RIP Peter Steele
I've been to Peter's grave.
@@XMetalMatter that's awesome af
@@evenamber I live about an hour and a half to two hours away from his grave.
@@XMetalMatter sweet
I never thought I would see a vocal coach reacting to such a dark and old song. Thank you for this. Thank you for not doing only mainstream songs that everybody covers.
Right!
Makes me feel old, because I remember when this album came out and it doesn't seem so long ago! Thankful I got to see them live in the mid 90s.
Amen Lily
@@jamisonr luckyyyyyy ❤
@@jamisonr I got to see them in 97 in San Antonio. He finished the set by ripping the strings off his bass with one pull of the hand.
"Oh he's quite handsome, isn't he?" Oh, yes.
Saw these guys live in concert 3 times. Miss the F*** out of them and Pete. So glad she loved this.
There would be something wrong with any woman who doesn't get a little bothered by this song. Very sexual, sensual
I seen them once. In Tampa. They put on a pretty good show. They were promoting October Rust so they played a few songs off the album. Peter was a real card at times and made us forget how intelligent he was with his antics. He was loved by millions and still is. May we never forget him and always remember. His music will live on.
“Metal’s Barry White” that’s awesome.
If i wasn't subscribed allready that would have done it. Briliant remark. Hope she does more of them. (Black no 1 and My girlfriends girlfriend)
Listen to her cemetary gates reaction!
@@olileatsnoc i have
I have as well.
RVA needs to hear Borknagars - Tidal. The vocal work by Lars and Simen is quite good.
She’s not wrong
The fact that she questioned if Peter’s voice was real or not is a testament to how amazing he was. Truly a master of his craft! We miss you Peter 💚🖤
I know. I thought that was hilarious! As a long time Type O fan, when she said that I literally guffawed. Like, "Oh girl, it's real alright."
We miss him too.
The entire "October Rust" album is a clinic on how music is properly done....full stop.
Favorite album of all time
@@soyelmariachi It's #2 for me, I gotta give #1 to Abbey Road.
It's an amazing album.
Truth.
I like it, and I Love You To Death is my favorite Type O song, but World Coming Down is my favorite album.
Seeing her reactions was like listening to Type O Negative for the first time, again. A dark joy.
I got the same feeling seeing her reaction to dimes guitar in cowboys from hell
I had discovered them right after Peter Steele died, I was in 6th grade
Well said!!
She got chills lol. Pete still doing work from the grave.
"Metal's Barry White..."
Lmfao!! You nailed it.. I think he would be flattered you made the comparison. :)
Barry White's voice was deep and low only as he was speaking, otherwise he was a baritenor
Pete would have absolutely loved that !
@@IAmFat1968 I feel like an idiot for reading that last word as "barry-tenor"
That needs to put put on his headstone.
Yes how she worded that was specfu*kingtacularly epic!!!!...
...on a side note I would have absolutely loved seeing a Peter Steele (RIP)/Tatiana Shmailyuk duet & or tradeoff between song, I believe that just would of made my musical life's journey actually completed.
I'm jealous of people who are just discovering the voice of Peter Steele
Just started listening like 2 weeks ago
Had a chance to see them in concert back in high school as a friend was a huge fan and had an extra ticket. I told him, "they aren't heavy enough." because I was in full-on death metal mode. One of the many things I wish I could go back and correct my teenage self about.
I saw them twice. The first time they were tour for Life Is Killing Me, and the only album I had was Bloody Kisses, so I was kind of disappointed that I didn't know most of the songs that night. The second time a few years later, I had all their albums so I knew the songs. The funny thing, I'm a bass player so I'm generally focused on the bassist. I was there alone because nobody I knew liked them (they are weirdly one of those "like them or hate them" bands). Peter Steele and I locked eyes and he gave me a knowing nod. I'm a straight guy, but I got to say, I got a little bit giddy about that.
They were both in smaller clubs, which in my opinion is the best way to watch a band.
Kind of goes stale after 25 years but seeing new people absolutely fall in love with his music makes me so the same all over again.
Oh, yes... the first high! I was 21...
And just like that, your pregnant.
🤣
😂😂😂
Lmao. Exact way I felt when I first discovered this song, but I really was pregnant.
Lol
@@Existentialnausea ROFL
”I’m gonna be quiet and behave”
*proceeds to squeal violently*
😂
Peter definitely having an effect there!
I can relate. Been a fan for decades and I still lose my cool when I hear this song.
Isn't that everyone's reaction to Pete steele?
Same I do everytime I listen to Type O 😆
She basically nailed it right at the start with "metal's Barry White."
R.I.P Peter.
Barry Black
I wonder how Peter would have reacted.
@@djung9064 Knowing his humor, he would have said 'Scary White.'
Damn even when he dead he still get women feeling him 💀😂👀
And to imagine that he always thought of himself as a big loser with the ladies lol. Until Bloody kisses that is!
Peter could roll his eyes away, like, completely. My step dad saw him live once and he was front row, during the show, Peter looked him dead in the eyes and then rolled his eyes away. My step dad told me he had the shivers and goosebumps all over his body. I can only imagine. Wish the man was still alive. R.I.P. Peter 🖤💚
that's the dopest shit I've ever heard
I wish that so bad too Esther!
If I could have only seen him once... but that's didn't happen and will not ever happen 😔
Thanks for sharing.
@@gabecarter3554 I've got some more dope shit. We had a festival called Waldrock, a neighbour of mine is a metalhead too. Turns out that Peter gave him a beer and dissapeared after. If only I were there to see it
@@herzy i know the feeling
@@estherterpstra2392 Wowwwww!
May I add you on Facebook or somewhere else? I need more of those stories please hehe (no creepiness intended! Just a woman who loves metal and good music)
Legend says when Peter died heaven and hell got joint custody .
intergalactic medium 😂
U won
Haha
😂😂😂
Brilliant mate
"Legend says that when Peter sang, panties fell by themselves."
Not legend.
Women knew to just not wear panties around him, it was pointless!
That statement got soo many replies....yezzur...
This is true 👍
Yeah....I miss Pete....he reminds me alot of an old friend of mine that I haven't seen in a while...we used to play music and such....and yes...this friend of mine had a super deep voice...sounded almost identical to either Peter Steele or even David Vincent..talented left handed half Amish musician....ha....and covered in fur....oh the fur....dear God!!
"Metal's Barry White" has to be the best description of Steele's voice I've ever heard.
Nettie is an incredible Type O song where Peter reaches incredible lows. Such an incredible voice that will never be matched by anyone. Ever.
That entire album was perfect. I was living in a homeless shelter and I borrowed that CD from a public library. I still have it.
Got me through the worst time of my life.
Anesthesia still makes me cry
I reached this video by searching vocal coach reacting to nettie
My personal fave!!
Denis Pauna comes damn close!
@@NordicRick Yasss! When I found Denis Pauna I was so stoked. I mean, he doesn't have Peter's flare, but that voice, is pretty damn spot on... 👌
All her comments and reactions:
Us fans: We know, my dear, we know... we feel the same...
YESSSS LOL
48 seconds in and she shivers to Peter's voice. Damn I miss Type o. Most underrated band ever. In my
heart you are number one! And October Rust is a masterpiece of music that hold up to time!
Lol. I had to go back at 48 sec. Her reaction was great.
I saw that too and laughed bc, same, girl, same 😆
I like when he went on Jerry Springer show and Jerry said ' hi Peter...you've spoken openly about your depression, are you depressed now?....and Peter Said
' I'm enjoying being on your show so I'm slightly less miserable at the moment....
I love finding the old Peter Steel interviews. Always funny as fuck. The Howard Stern interview was classic!
“I didn’t explain how I felt there”
Damp!
You felt damp! We all do 🖤
🖤
You can literally see her getting turned on.
Straight male here and I can even say... Yeah, this guy has got it.
Fuck yeah we do!
Nailed it. 100% yes!!
Brilliant
Part of the world died with Peter.
😔
damn straight
😢❤
He, Ronnie James, and Layne were the biggest vocal losses of the last 20 years. All masters, all missed🙏
yes, 2010 was a benchmark year in many ways
I remember first song,music video I found of them was Everyone Dies. it was so beautiful yet the lyrics so depressive. and he ended up dying way too early himself. dammit these musicians seems to go away way too soon and way to often :(
There will never be a voice like Pete Steele ever again.... still miss him so much.
Tom Sibren no one compares to him.
I think David Gold of Woods of Ypres compares. But he’s also dead!
Check out Mar Stacey's covers wolf moon and love you to death
My Dying Bride is nice, definitely not quite the same but there is some great lows in their music also.
I first heard Type O when i was 13, I've loved them every day since. I miss Peter every day.
10 years to the day we lost this Gentle Giant, RIP Peter, we miss you.
Painful aint it? Good ole Pete
Everybody misses him
R.I.P green man
🙏🏾
11.... in this year. But he and ToN are stil in my hart.
You have a beautiful appreciation for all types of music
Listen to ‘Christian Woman’, his low notes in that song are insane.
kyokushinkuma but you gotta do the long version. So many different parts that come together to make a hell of a song.
He hits c#2
Looove that song!
Very cool song one of my favorite
kyokushinkuma the live version from bizarre fest really shows his lows
Peter Steele was an icon. If you want to hear his bass range listen to Christian Woman. Unbelievable. I had the pleasure of seeing them several times, once with Pantera back in 94 or 95.
He was a giant. He was 6'7".
Did he autograph your copy of Playgirl, the one he posed in??
I got to meet and hang out with him and Pantera on that Far Beyond Driven tour.
95 it was the Far Beyond Touring the World Tour. I saw them on the 3rd of Feb during that tour.
Yes please react to the full album version? It’s almost 10 minutes long & worth every second 🖤
I saw Type 0 open for Pantera in 94. Got to meet Phil and Pete at that show, they even hit the joint i was smoking at the time =)
Oh my my... Peter was one of the kindest souls I've ever met. During my days in the metal scene in Dallas, TX I had the extreme pleasure of meeting Peter on several occasions and he was a huge beast with a heart as big as he was. He's been gone for nearly a decade now.... way too early.
Thanks for the review.... made me shed a tear. RIP PETER (I know you are) 😀
Ahh I had a tear as well you lucky bastard!! Cheers
I think Peter was legitimately the nicest dude in metal. He had a messed up sense of humor, but he always seemed like a giant puppy dog in interviews.
I don't know if I'm overstepping my bounds by using another link to comment on someone's Channel but I made this I don't know if I'm overstepping my bounds by using another link to comment on someone's channel but I made this video for Peter after I got no he died and it has a couple of the greatest quotes I've ever heard him say so I think it fits
m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2523064407792397&id=100002665881297
Once you met or saw the guy, it will affect you for life...A rare and remarkable human angel...
Just so the vocal coach here knows. Pete was 6’8” tall and was in Playgirl. Lol... Type O was a unique band and Peter Steele was a genius. Miss their music.
I went to visit Peter's grave this past December. It was a pilgrimage id been meaning to make for years. I stood there listening to "The Green Man and Haunted' , thinking about all the great times I'd had at Type O shows, how much their music meant to me and how much I dearly miss this man who was such a huge influence on me creatively, that I unfortunately never had a chance to meet in person. Type O's music has pulled me back from the darkest times in my life, and been the soundtrack for some of the happiest. I will treasure these songs forever. \m/
Thank you for sharing your experience and pilgrimage with us.
I will still listen to them as long as I am alive.
Thank you and bless you!
If you visit again, lay a flower for those of us who can’t go and pay our respect
@@pacificcoastpiper3949 I certainly will :)
Im so glad you decided to do Type O!! Love them so much!!
RVA!! You should check out their song "September Sun". Really tells a great story. "Stay Outta My Dreams" does too.
Crap! I must add!! Don't bother with the video version of September Sun. Try the full length. But if you wanna know who Lord Petrus was as a man, then look no further than there. He and Kenny really belt out the vocal emotion. I would assume you would feel Peter (HA!) in the same manner you feel Devin Townsend.
makes me so happy you didn't shit all over this and your reactions are exactly what I expect to see from someone who connects to music when they feel it. pure bliss and magic. this man has saved many lives, mine included. hope you can break down another one of your songs because I thoroughly enjoy your honesty, beauty and word play. very relaxing. thank you.
Peter is probably one of the only few humans that ever existed who understood women perfectly. He was a gift to us. I wish I could have been the recipient of his love
Same lol
doubtful. he had an idealistic view of women which is not surprising given his catholic family upbringing (it's typical of all Abrahamic cultures) and idealistic standards for romance. this was a gift in the sense that helped him sing conveying so much emotion and write amazing music. but it doesn't seem to help anyone with the reality of daily life. in fact for the little we know his sentimental life was a train wreck: a quick, failed marriage when young, an attempted suicide "because he fell in love with the wrong person", an entire record composed as a fantasy murderous revenge against his ex gf who cheated on him (perfect proof of the madonna-wh**e complex), jailed for assault beating almost to death a second guy another gf had kept secret from him for years, and in the end he died never having found a life partner. instead it seems like he had a lot of casual s3x with random groupies throwing themselves at him and when it came to relationships he gave his heart and soul quickly and recklessly to terrible women who treated him like crap. if he actually had a true understanding of women, his choices in partners would have been wiser. but then we wouldn't have had so much amazing music, just another regular, content guy with no need to let out the demons tormenting him.
@@Johnny_Savage You must be fun at parties
@@Johnny_Savage I'd love to hear you say all that to his face. Too bad he's not alive for you to do so.
@@MitchJohnson0110 Where is the lie? I’d be thrilled to go to a party where people were discussing Peter Steele and Type-O.
RIP Peter Steel... I met him a handful of times when he and TON was in the bay area. He had a fantastic sense of humor and a brilliant mind. After the first time meeting him who would have guessed he would remember me or any of my friends (band members). The second time we crossed paths we were at a well known eating and drinking establishment. He saw us out of the corner of his eye and walked over to join us. He remembered the names of most of us. That was an epic meal with great company. He cracked jokes about being in a tavern during a game of D&D and picked out our characters. This was in the very late 90's. When we crossed paths after that he never failed to remember my name. His sudden passing broke the spirits of many who knew him.
I never heard he was a DnD nerd, but makes so much sense an makes me love him all the more.
Steele*
@@dravendefeo8443 correct. Dumbass predictive text and a dumbass person typing it when he should be sleeping 😁
"Metal's Barry White"
Very aptly put actually. You definitely should react to more Type O Negative. Peter Steele is a fantastic singer.
There will never be a voice like Peter Steel ever.
Peter Steele is a national treasure... even in death.
So.. which nation's?
@@batlord5031Gothic
I was LITERALLY just dreaming that you were doing one of mine. Am I even awake right now? There are three things on my face right now. A keyboard, a purring cat, and a smile.
And Type-O Negative was the first band I ever saw play live. I was like 13 years old. My bro walked me down to the stage between sets, and Pete was on stage picking up gear or something. My bro yelled to him that it was my first show ever, and I love Type-O. So this 7' tall giant warlock in white makeup, with jet black hair, and pecs the size of my entire chest leans off the stage over me, and shakes my hand, and says in that voice "Hello little boy. How are you? I thought he was legit going to eat my soul. About 14 years later, and I'm a dyed-in-the-wool metalhead. Seen Type-O another 4 or 5 times. And it was the first time I ever hurt so bad to hear one of my favorite dudes had died. But now you get to hear him for the first time, and Pete gains some immortality in one of your most excellent reaction videos! Much love RVA.
If you get a minute, find the full versions of Christian Woman, and Black No. 1. His singing is all over the place. Epic. ...while you're at it just listen to all of Bloody Kisses.
If you like this you should hear their version of Summer Breeze. He really stretches those low notes.
Yes this song is 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Better than the original
Yes all day!
If Peter was still alive he'd tell ya he was the worst singer on earth and Josh would agree with him and Kenny would say they need to stop making music
They were a very funny sarcastic bunch of guys
This is actually my favorite song from type o negative
The fact you have 69 votes is perfect. Sorry, but I'm not give you the 70th upvote, it's perfect as is. XD
Cinnamon girl for me.
Brooklyn stand up...amazing fucking band!!!
Perfection
Exactly... He also used to throw up before every show, no matter how big or small..
We shared a group of friends. Pete was funny.. Josh was an asshole and Kenny's ego was out of control... The real comedic force was Schlitzy...he always managed to get the worst out of people....
"You wanted me to see that and I thank you". There's a lot of pandering on TH-cam but I detect a truely sincere woman.
'Wolf Moon' is the greatest song Peter Steele ever wrote.
Couldn't agree more
One of my favorites
songs about period are great
I think Anesthesia, Prelude to Agony and Creepy Green Light are a little better, but it s so hard to choose
September Sun is my go to
“Is that real?”
Welcome to Type O Rebecca!
... That's what she said?
Peter Steele absolutely had the sexiest singing voice ever.
Oh yes, SO real. I had the pleasure of seeing them perform live. This song sounded EXACTLY like the studio version, just a tiny bit more raw.
They opened for Mötley Crüe. Type O Negative's whole set bewitched me. There was this mesmerising Demigod on stage. I could not look away... And would have been happy if They had played the rest of the evening.
The next day I went out and brought their whole back catalogue. Because I Needed to hear that voice and that music more.
You can lose yourself in their CDs... I highly suggest picking up the October Rust CD. Put on your headphones and melt. I know I did.
I miss Peter, he was unique and irreplaceable.
I so agree with you on getting lost in their cd's... I love them so much...and wish that Peter was still here...keep rocking the green and black 💚🖤🤘
I forgot to say that I am at this moment listening to October Rust...its my favorite too 🙂💚🖤
So I'm married and have 2 wonderful kids. I've never had any homosexual inclinations but Peter's voice is the sexiest voice I've ever heard, man or woman.
If you thought anyone would think you’re gay...you’re not man...I feel the same 🤣🤣 Peter could make anyone’s underwear come off with his voice.
You aren't lying. It goes through your body.
I had a female friend and we used to have a little game "who would you go gay for". Mine were Peter Steele and Christopher Meloni.
Kinda sus NGL.
Fair enough, he's a man's man, should be voted sexiest man instead of Justin Timberlake and other sissies...
Met him on several different tours. We both sat on the back of my car in Shreveport Louisiana before a show and hung out with everyone at the preshow autograph party. Very generous man. Miss you brother!!!
One of my favorite songs of all time...damn I miss this band
Black No.1 the long version or Christian Woman.
Does she trick or treat? I bet she does.
Wolf Moon!!
Long versions of both!
I really dig their cover of Summer Breeze too
Wolf moon!
Pete had a great sense of humor. After finishing the set in Pittsburgh he leaned into the mic and said in his deep baritone, "Sorry." The place erupted with laughter. Best concert I've ever seen.
Sorry! Little late to the game here. I'm from PGH & just recently started getting into their music (regrettably tardy; will never forgive myself). PLEASE dish all the details of this Pgh show if you can find it in your heart. I need to live vicariously through your experience. This would just make my day! :-)
I saw them in Atlanta and at Peter said "Don't feel obliged to applaud. We're paid the same either way."
He was hilarious, genuine, and extremely talented.
I've worn out quite a few of their CDs.
So so sooooooo jealous! Thank You for the feedback!!! I've just been in such a funk recently realizing that the days of REAL music are over (or at least hanging on by a thread) & we will most likely NEVER see the likes of guys/musicians like this ever again; it's just too depressing.
I also just purchased 3 of their albums & am saving up for the rest. Any suggestions for any current artists/bands that I should check out, would be greatly appreciated.
:-)
One of my most cherished memories is Type O Negative at the Masquerade in Atlanta September 11th 2003. We're having fun chanting "YOU SUCK, YOU SUCK, YOU SUCK!!!" Pete interjects and goes, " We suck? WE SUCK?! While you're spending tomorrow working some shitty job, going to school, or begging someone for money, I'll be in my hotel room eating Fruit Loops and jerking off to Betty Rubble." Best frontman I've had the pleasure of witnessing live.
Had a bad day at work, thanks for that laugh.
. This was my wedding song. Your so awesome! I love how you appreciate all music and not just the mainstream.
Congrats man! Nice choice!!
What a dope. I bet your parents immediately disowned you.
+1 on that, was our wedding first dance
It's good to see people still enjoying his music. RIP green man...
No vocal effect, the guy had the most amazing vocal range ever. The lows in Nettie are among the lowest ever registered.
I'm a very straight man and Peter's voice seduced me.
Xero Delacroix rebecca seduced me
Xero Delacroix I know I am also very straight but there is something about his voice that just enthrals you
You're no longer straight then lol
Lol
Such a major loss to the music world. He had atrial fibrillation, basically an irregular heartbeat, and died of an aortic aneurysm at 48. It’s hard to tell in the video, but Peter was 6’7”...a giant of a man, but very gentle and caring by all accounts. I remember reading the news and I’m not ashamed to say I cried a little, just as I did when I learned Layne had died. At least we have the albums they made so his unique voice lives on.
Edit : Thank you for doing Type O, I feel they were one of the most underrated bands.
Who didn't cry at his death...
He actually passed away due to sepsis caused by diverticulitis. His family only recently revealed his true cause of death.
@@GabrielleCheri Oh! Really? Where did you find that info? Damn... that's even more of a shame than if it had been his heart... you can treat diverticulitis and live with it for quite a while... :/
Carol Prado Yes, truly a shame. Peter’s family runs an official Facebook page called “The Real Peter Steele Ratajczyk Page” where they post random tidbits about Peter and old photos never before seen like childhood etc.
This song gives me chills and also makes me terribly sad.
me too love
Im 6'4" myself. He was quite taller. What a sensitive, strong, and emotional giant. They can really sum up Fall.
He was 6ft 10 in
@@ronnyclayton194 Peter Steele Fun Facts. 😁
Sensitive, strong, emotional giant... Perfection!
@@ronnyclayton194 Peter was 6 foot 7.
It's amazing how you have the ability to take a song I love and make me love it even more. By pointing out details I never realized were there, I'm able to enjoy my favorite music even more than I already did. I'd love to see your reaction to Devil Doll
Exactly my point! Nothing better than we can learn more about the tecnicals details of our fav songs.
Devil Doll would be an amazing reaction but with how the albums are structured Rebecca would have to react to one of the two songs on Eliogabalus. Seeing a The Girl Who Was.....Death or Dies Irae reaction would be insane but a 60 minute react video is probably too much to expect. Mister Doctor and his speaksinging is top shelf.
Haunted, World Coming Down or September Sun would be great Type O reacts. Seeing a react to Ghost, Ulver or Diablo Swing Orchestra would be great too.
@@Phantomgreen29 There must be a Devil Doll that's different than the one I'm referring to. The one I'm talking about sings jazz, blues and rockabilly. Sexy, breathy and sultry voice ... like a lounge act x1000. Search for a song called "Bourbon In Your Eyes." And "If I Died In Your Arms" will give you goosebumps
@@kurtmcdonald7113 I've heard them and that particular band doesn't click with me. I do get into the dark cabaret style but that band feels flat to me. The Devil Doll I was talking about is a mix of classical, opera, rock and traditional music. Definitely worth a listen.
@@Phantomgreen29 I wouldn't call them flat. I think intentionally subdued is a better description. I'm not a fan at all of the singers that do a nonstop vocal gymnastics routine for every song. I want to hearing singing, not an example of a singer's entire vocal range during a single song
I'm a 40 year old male and this song makes me tearful every time I listen to it. Therefore I don't listen it that often and yet is one of my favourite tracks of all time. Glad you discovered it, Rebecca.
Same here. ❤❤❤
Same
Samsies....and The Dream is Dead will water my eyes every time.
The "am I good enough part?" hits me like a truck every time.
Peter was a genius. The only band I regret never being able to see live.
The absolute loudest show I've ever seen! It was glorious
I saw them a bit before he passed...I NEVER DRINK...that day Jaeger and beer by the pool all day. I remember the show was epic...that's about it!!! Little did I know it would be my 1 and only time seeing one of our favorite bands!!!
I’m grateful to have seen them. I didn’t go to see them, I went to see Hatebreed. Type O blew Hatebreed away that night.
I got to see them twice. The first time I went with a friend just for kicks... had only the vaguest of ideas who they were. The audience started chanting “You Suck!” at them and I turned to my friend and genuinely asked why everyone was being so mean. I got to see them once more, during their final tour. By that time I had heard all their albums & I was in love. I chanted “You Suck!” along with everyone else.
Sign me in for that one 😢
Peter Steele is the only person I never actually met that hurt me when he left this earth. He creates an emotional connection with you through his music. There will never be another like Peter.
This! I cry about him often and i rarely cry over artists that passed away , truly hurts the soul. I can swear i feel his spirit when i listen to his music
Oh wow Rebecca, if you're just now discovering Peter Steele and Type O Negative you have opened the proverbial Pandora's Box of melodic metal, and have heard one of the greatest metal singers in the last 30 years at least. For more of that insane baritone and fantastic power and control try the uncensored _full_ version of their song _Christian_ _Woman_ next.
Fun fact: Peter was so big and tall that the "normal-sized guitar" you see him playing here is actually a bass. He was also one of the nicest and most charming (in his quirky way) metal singers I've ever met in person, or even heard of. We miss you Peter!
It's so lovely to see every single vocal coach have an eargasm while listening to Peter's voice 🖤
He was a cat lover owned many cats throughout his life and the song bloody kisses is about the loss of his cat he died to young and is missed .
Im a 🐈 lover pussy too just like Peter!!!!
I had a huge crush on him when he released that album. He was and still is one of the most interesting and best singers ive ever seen.
His music is unique and different in every album.
And also a very smart man.
I miss Peter and Type O soooo bad...when he died, a little piece of my heart went with him.
The first Type O album helped me to overcome a bad crisis in my youth. Peter sadly is dead, but his music, his voice, his talent will live forever. STAY NEGATIVE!
I'm so excited this is one of my all time favorite songs 😭😍
I was lucky enough to see them only one time. In New Orleans on Halloween night sometime in the late nineties. I liked the band but was pretty well unprepared for the incredible live show. They absolutely CRUSHED that House Of Blues that night. It was absolutely magical. Incredible lighting and they had these trees with lights in them and some type of snow effect. It was a memory I'll always cherish. RIP Peter.
At 5:15 where you take a deep breath, is exactly how I feel any time I listen to Type O Negative. Soothing, mind blowing, breath taking.
Luvs to you!!
American goth. Dark, depressed, hopeless. Touches my pain.
How lovely to hear a vocal coach react to Peter's singular style. He is very missed. Type O Negative is still one of my favorite bands of all time. Have a great evening.
His tongue roll comes from his Polish heritage, if anyone cares 😁🤘
@@badm0t0rf1ng3r lol
Thanks
Russo-Polish. :)
3:30 Rebecca: ins't he interesting?
boys and girls: YEEEESS
The guitarist and keyboardist do background vocals on a number of songs. “September Sun” is a good example of that.
World Coming Down
great song
Kenny Hickey and Josh Silver.
September Sun was one of the songs that helped me get through an especially rough period in life. I wish Peter was still around, I would have written him a letter to thank him.
I believe two of Type O Negative's members does A Pale Horse Named Death. Check them out
It's so sad that Peter Steel is gone.
Type O Negative was/is one of the greatest goth metal bands.
The following are all worth a reaction.
Black no1
Christian Woman
Cinnamon Girl
Summer Breeze
IMO, they were the only goth metal band to do it right.
ahhh shit, I made the likes 14. Dammit. My bad.
Listen to Nettie. The intro is so deep. It’s a song about his mom.
That is a great song from a great album, Electrocute and Anesthesia give me chills
Or Todd's Ship Gods which is about his father. Actually, just listen to all of "Life is Killing Me."
I'd have suggested _Haunted_ but _Nettie_ is also great!
Live performance, the “Are you Afraid/Gravity” medley from the Bizare festival/Symphony for the Devil DVD is amazing.
Lol I just left that is a comment before reading this! Lol Nettie is my fave song!!!! Feeds my soul...DO NETTIE!
Peter, even from the grave still raking them in! She's super cute lol
She is dead on about Peter’s voice and this Band! He was a master! Genius! Much love for TON! 💚
I love watching people fall in love with the sound of the beautiful and masterful vocalists, Peter Steele. He's by far my favorite artist, entirely. Gorgeous and immensely unique in his talent. I loved your video reviewing him. Seeing you love him makes me so happy😍 Rest in pieces, Beloved Peter 🖤🦇🖤🦇🖤
The best description of The Green Man's voice is that it was powerful enough to knock down a castle door!
A truly unique voice and individual, sorely missed.
"is there an effect on that?"... Just Peter Steele, he was epic.
I'm so happy you decided to do this, Type O is such an amazing band.
I would suggest you react to 40 watt sun - restless (acoustic) at some point. I think you might be very stunned by Patricks vocals, such a unique style.
Suggest something she'll like like girlfriends girlfriend.. easier for her to get into
Oh she's being hypnotized by the legend from beyond the grave. I miss typo so much.
Haha, that lil' smile at 1:03
Yes. It's all him... He was a master of his craft and greatly missed and gone too soon. Thanks for the review. RIP Peter Steele.
Also, watching you take in a song is amazing. The joy and happiness you get when a particularly good or moving vocal comes on is so fun to watch and gives me new appreciation of songs I already love.
Peter Steel is one of my main influences as a musician.
Was, he sadly died
Is. Dead or not, their records keep him high in my list of influences. My love didn't stop with his heart.
@@sonsofcain4287 indeed, I still love his voice
Selfish plug! ... so much appreciated. Great music on your channel mate!
Yeah, i just quit switching back to my personal account a while ago. I figure it may help. Us small-time local yokels need all the help we can get these days. Stay tuned though. Got a new song we're pretty proud of dropping soon. Also, sorry for plug, RVA. No disrespect meant.
So grateful I got to see them perform before he died. To date, still one of the absolute best performances I've ever seen
This song still brings a tear to my eyes.