Inside The Career Of Type O Negative
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2024
- A very special Mosh Talks as Beez celebrates the career of Type O Negative with guitarist Kenny Hickey. One of the most unique and inspiring bands to grace heavy music, this is a look at the rise of one of our scene’s true originals from someone at the heart of it all.
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The reason why TON music is on the rise again is that it's just very good music - so many layers, so many nooks and corners, great voice, all band members talented through the roof... This type of music can't just die out. I heard in one interview with Johnny that at the end of his life when Peter was sober, he was really motivated to create new music, and Johnny said he still thinks that it might have been the best TON album cause Peter was that brilliant. And that he had to compromise one way or another and couldn't show his true potential... Hearing that, it makes me sad even more... And I still wonder what kind of albums would have come our way. But I guess as Kenny says you have to live in NOW. So basically I am just very thankful that I can actually listen to whatever TON music there is...
I miss them SO MUCH. 💚🖤💚
I would love to see them do a reunion tour to honor Peter Steele. But I don't think that won't happen :(
Amen 🙏
me too😫
Agreed....they were truly amazing!!
I made the mistake of listening to much of their music during bad times in my life, now I have a hard time listening to them without it bringing much of those emotions back. I get depressed listening to them because the sounds are so powerful it elicits a powerful emotional response. I love this band dearly. I love Carnivore too. Peter was a musical genius to me.
I love when music is hard to listen to hopefully someday you can enjoy it again
Kenny is such an under rated guitar legand and was screaming in Metal BEFORE it became the thing to do. 🤘💚
Kenny honey please take care of yourself. Good to hear this thank you 😊
Not a fan of Slow, Deep, and Hard? You just blow over that like Bloody Kisses was their first album or something.
Slow Deep and Hard is my favorite Typo O album!
KENNY!! (scream in Peter's voice)
Glad to see this guy's still making music. It sucks so bad type o aren't around. I would love to hear what kind of shit they'd come up today
Type o negative best band ever, every single album is magic and contains masterpieces.
I’ve still never gotten over the death of Type O to be honest, just got a tattoo this year and spent this weekend listening to them/rewatching tapes
Same here dude, been bummed out lately about Pete’s death. Just as he got sober he’s gone…
Killer interview🤘🏽RIP Peter Steele💚.What a Great band I am so glad I caught them live twice once at Donington Monsters of Rock in 1996 and in Oslo years later🍺 They were So good🤘🏽Kenny RULES Sivertomb is AMAZING 🥃🤘🏽
I would have loved to have been at either of those shows, but especially Oslo.
RIP Pete
Love Type o and Silvertomb is a nice one too, love Kennys vocals, great vocalist.
RIP Peter Steele
"Kenny!"
TYPE O NEGATIVE 4 LIFE!!!!!!!!
I love you Beez (It's Marilyn). Was watching Type O interviews and got distracted then heard your voice to realize the one I was watching had ended and it was playing this gem.
A lot of peoples favourite Type O Negative record is either “Bloody Kisses” or “October Rust” but mine is by far “World Coming Down”. That album just speaks to me big time & sounds so damn great imo.
Life is Killing Me is my favourite. Every single album is fantastic though and they all have their own sound and identity.
@Wax Pack was Peter 6'6" or 6'8" ? I've heard some people say 6'6" and some people say 6'8"
And it was unfortunately their last.
I miss Type O so much! I was very fortunate to see Type O live a number of times. My first time seeing Type O was in 1997 at the old “Embassy Hotel” in London,Ontario,Canada on their “October Rust” tour which was a sh*t hole dive bar that held only 300 people & it was so a kick ass & in your face show! Then I seen Type O like 5 times at “Harpos” in Detroit which was one of their favourite venues to play + i seen “Carnivore” at “Harpos” in Detroit in around 1994/95 which was super super rare because Carnivore didn’t really tour outside of New York & what a kick ass gig!! I also seen Type O in Detroit at the “State Theater” on a co-headlining gig with “Cradle Of Filth”, amazing gig as well. I was also at Type O’s last ever live show which was at “Harpos” in Detroit & Peter was sober & getting back to being healthy but we sadly lost Peter Ratajczyk Steele on April.14.2010. Cheers from Windsor,Ontario,Canada 🇨🇦 🤘
Nice interview, love the toilet humor LOL! Silvertomb (and Seventh Void) is great music!
Kenny is like every rock star stereotype rolled into one person but somehow makes him a unique individual.
The best band ever.
NO better band then, NO better band now.
This interview made my week ! Thank you 💚💚💚
Peter is sorely missed!
AND NOTHING manages to fill that space, unique and SO AUTHENTIC.
Doing what is REALLY on your mind these days is increasingly rare. Very rare. Every human being being carried away by appearances, by acceptance, what others will think. Everything was very planned. Everything is very much linked to one another.
I enjoyed all 14 shows I've seen them in upstate new York between Saratoga winners and northern lights venue's dropped 100 bucks each time at the band stands
Awesome interview Beez, I feel like you could have done half an hour hour on each record 😁. Looking forward to this new era of your life!
Sucks pete gone saw them at ozzfest with octoberrust tour great memories
Glad to see Kenny’s doing better than ever lmao
That's True I LOVE TYPE O NEGATIVE🤘🏽
⛔️🩸💋I SEEN KENNY 3 TIMES AT DETROIT HARPOS 1ST TIME WAS THE'LIFE IS KILLING ME, TOUR,THEN 'DEAD AGAIN, AND THEN KENNY WAS PLAYING WITH I THINK'KINGDOM OF SORROW,& OPENED FOR'GWAR SO AWSOME🎸🎶⚰️🪦☠️ROCK IN PEACE *PETER,THE GREEN MAN, STEELE 🌙🗽
Peter faz muita falta!
E NADA consegue preencher esse espaço, único e TÃO AUTÊNTICO.
Fazer o que REALMENTE está na sua mente hoje em dia é cadavez mais raro. Raríssimo. Todo ser humano se deixando levar pelas aparências, pela aceitação, o que os outros irão pensar. Tudo muito planejado. Tudo muito ligado uma coisa a outra.
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Love those guys😭
我非常想念type o negative。是我最喜欢的乐队，Kenny 的吉他演奏就像一副风景画！
To this day people are still stepping over Hickey's vomit !!!
TON is THE most underrated band in the history of music!!!
Anyone who says different is WRONG!!!!
TON are The Beatles of metal
TON are the Grateful Dead of metal.
No mention of their last 2 albums unfortunately
Only had 30 mins, I’m afraid! /Beez
LOVE TYPE O ❤❤🍻🍻
Kennyyy~
You won't find a better band out there period
It's a god damn shame there are bands right now in NY & NJ influenced & somewhat sound like Type O.
Type O will never be cool or get the credit that they deserve for being genuinely unique. Kudos to those who know.
Some of us just discovered Type O Negative.
💚💚💚💚
They need to revive Type O again, I don’t care if they have to dig Peter up, we need Type O NOW!
We are jonesing out here, record something
Thanks 👍😘🇸🇪
💚
🤘🏻💀🎃
👽🎃♠️🎭💚#rippetesteele
Alchemy vIsta understated isn't my call hairpull &? stuff count meaninet mr.Moke
Type O Negative is so much better than anything else, lots of fans don’t want to hear anything else. Or talk about anything else. I don’t like anything else
Womantic …blue collar kenny talking about romance. 😂
Pete would hate this guy
This is going to be the worst interview I've ever seen of anybody in the band. This dude is totally lame. He knows nothing about them and did absolutely zero research.
Reading comments under TON related interviews is the most boring thing I did this year, and the possible activities were limited obviously. It is selfish to mourn the dead, you know?