"no one sounds like them " I dunno about that. I have found a few songs which I mistook for "rare" TON songs only to find out they were other bands ; Paradise Lost, The 69 Eyes, and a few others.
4:51 She says Lurch "Looks like a yeti." I'm loving every second of this. I may weep. Beth, he was three meters tall. That ukelele you see him holding in this video is actually a full scale electric bass. This performance is, like, two octaves over his natural tone. He _literally_ had fangs. He was sarcasm incarnate. I dare assert he was effortlessly goth. I'd even wager that the accepted covenants of every vampire and lycan clan on earth had specific exceptions regarding interactions with Peter Steele. He was that lovable. Gone far, far too soon. Your life is bound to be indescribably enriched by pursuing a Type O Negative fandom. I'd encourage you to do so.
I met Pete in a small venue, years ago. I was shocked at just how huge he actually was, as I'm a big guy myself at 6' 3", but he towered over me. A great guy who had time for his fans. RIP Pete Steele, keep them honest wherever you are...
Death In The Spotlight one of my favorite “Peter Steele moments” was on one of their live DVDs when there was footage of him standing on the tour bus with his head sticking out of the emergency exit on the roof after making a comment like, “Tour busses don’t come in my size.”
Metal has so many humble, amazing musicians. I had a chat to Danny Cavanaugh from Anathema and it was like running into a friend even though we'd never met before. I would have loved to have met Pete, r.i.p
@@Danimal77 No way he was 6'6, average male height where I live is like 5'8 and being 6'5 myself when my friends and I got to meet the band after a show in 96 for their October Rust tour it was the first time I'd ever felt short because he was gigantic next to me. Absolute unit, dearly missed.
Actually I shared it to the group 1st thing in the morning but they declined it and shared for themselves lmao. But I shared to 2 other Type O groups with about 11,000 members between both 💚💚💚
Type O Negative is one of those bands that you either heard one and brushed off, or fell passionately in love with. You are correct, shows they played on or around Halloween were always amazing. People saying that love videos often don’t do them justice are spot on. Peter had nearly crippling stage fright, and got through it with alcohol. There were shows I saw them play where Peter had a bottle of wine and a bottle of vodka sitting on top of his bass cabinet and went back and forth between the two of them for the nearly 2 hours they were on stage sometimes.
I brushed them off for years. I didn't listen to Type O Negative until about 2005-2006 or so. I was a real late bloomer. I think I had heard Christian Woman on late night rock radio in the 90's but they just never clicked with me. And then I became a huge fan. Wish it was sooner, because I never got a chance to see them live.
Lyset I know the feeling, I heard their Bloody Kisses stuff in the mid-90s and bought it because I enjoyed somewhat, but it wasn’t until the next year when I stumbled across the fake live album they did Origin of the Feces that cemented them as one of my probably 5 favorite bands. Amusingly, my sister saw the album and was like, “Isn’t this that band you listen to?” And she bought it, but HATED it because it was so different and so much heavier/faster than Bloody Kisses, so I traded her. Don’t regret it for a second.
They were my favourite band in the 90s and 00s and I used to push them hard on everyone and had the same reactions: either brush them off or just get it. Still the best. I got to see them live in Seattle in 03, best concert ever.
I don't us like music like this but the first time my wife played TON for me I was hooked. And I enjoy traditional Country Music if that tells you anything.
So you've come to say you're very sorry "It won't happen again - forgive me ?" Time will not heal these wounds And I'm bleeding because of you Was everything we had just a joke ? I've run out of patience, tears and hope Love does not conquer all And I'm screaming because of you Too late for apologies In the shadow of the light from a black sun Frigid statue standing icy blue and numb Where are the frost giants I've begged for protection ? I'm freezing Cold winter winds that chill my heart with sleet & snow Not from the North come to this glacial abode But from your dimension cryogenic limbo I'm freezing I'm frozen It's too late. Peter Thomas Steele
Most incredible bassy singer ever in rock and metal. And my personal favorite singer. He had a surprisingly wide vocal range though, around 4 octaves in total.
Yeah, it seems like the sound quality's never quite good enough to catch all the nuances. But at least I don't have to go to trade shows and spend $25 on a VHS that'd sound even worse anymore. :)
Douglas Campbell I saw them live and took my girlfriend who had a girlfriend but she wasn’t my girl too like in the song but I had my arms around both of them on each side and it was pretty awesome. I met my girlfriend at a Cannibal Corpse show but the Type O show was her girlfriend’s first concert and it actually sounded pretty great at the club we were at, I think it held over 1,000 people. Life of Agony was supposed to open up but their bus broke down and they didn’t make it, that was the only disappointment for me personally.
I saw them love once at Graspop, but Pete was already very drunk when he walked out on stage and continued to down another bottle or 2 of wine while performing. His performance was really quite bad and we walked out before they finished.
That pushed vibrato is actually artificial. He physically creates it using his hand on his throat. This isn't the only song he does it with, but one of the more extreme uses. Normally its just to add a light vibrato to his deeper notes. Also this song isn't particularly low/deep for him.
Wacken is the single worst example i can think of. Pete was absolutely obliterated. Love You To Death from Sympathy for the Devil is the version... cmon man.
In the studio version of "In praise of Bacchus" he reaches what I guess are the lowest tones ever, check it out Btw October Rust is a masterpiece You are missed Peter
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I love how rolls his R’s. I can’t believe it’s been over 9 years. RIP dear Pete.❤️His voice got me through so many times, good & bad. Nettie is my favorite as far as how low he goes! I love Bloody Kisses, Dead Again and many others but October Rust is my favorite.🍁🍂
Never in my wildest dreams would I have thought to see a reaction to “Type O Negative” on your channel. Goes to show how diverse your fan base is. I’m huge Type O fan and really enjoyed watching your reaction.
You can't see it in this particular video but when he is singing "Im freezing" he slaps the edge of his hand on his throat to make the "shakey/tremolo" sounds, and it really makes for a cool vibe. Peter Steele was a genius when it came to music. especially the Frozen part of this song, is a truly beautiful piece, with hauntingly good lyrics.
Love Type O .. but waht i really like about this video is that she is really reacting as a pro vocal coach (explaining things) and not overreacting as it usually happens ...
Ah yes the legendary Petrus Steele, my favorite vocalist of all time and I literally just recommended Type O yesterday on another video and I come home from work to see this recommended to me, what a gift. I love Type O Negative to death and would definitely suggest a lot of their stuff especially October Rust, my favorite album. I wish I had the chance to see them live and had met Peter, but I did get to visit his grave along with my girlfriend as we are big fans of Type O. And you mentioned Halloween, which I know Peter loved the fall and Halloween so your spot on. Also Peter had a major thing for redheads. Great video, I definitely recommend listening to all of their stuff and research Pete's life and the band and watch many of his hilarious interviews and was very intelligent yet had a sad difficult life. RIP Peter.
I'd like to thank your patron for taking another singer off my "Beth Roars reaction" bucket list. Not only for that unmistakable baritone vocal style, but also that darkly humorous songwriting style. I'll miss him, for sure.
I like how you don't 'judge' the band and focus on the singing only, can see you are open-minded. This is one of my favourite bands and I initially thought you were going to comment on the theatrical part more but could see you respect the artist for his voice and look passed the genre, good on you!
Definitely fond memories of my goth youth here lol. I was tore up when he passed away; immediately put on the “October Rust” album and just remembered all the bad times they got me through.
So you've come to say you're very sorry "It won't happen again - forgive me ?" Time will not heal these wounds And I'm bleeding because of you Was everything we had just a joke ? I've run out of patience, tears and hope Love does not conquer all And I'm screaming because of you Too late for apologies In the shadow of the light from a black sun Frigid statue standing icy blue and numb Where are the frost giants I've begged for protection ? I'm freezing Cold winter winds that chill my heart with sleet & snow Not from the North come to this glacial abode But from your dimension cryogenic limbo I'm freezing I'm frozen It's too late
Peter Steele. Legend. Respect. I only wish your patron had suggested an album version so that you can really understand the layers of Steele's singing.
1:54 "These low notes are crazy" - you should listen to 'black sabbath from the satanic perspective' from Type O then, these ones are not even remotely his final form hehe
@@mohi6414 True, since he had something like 5 sisters, all a fair bit older than him. But 'Miss Red Hook of 1922' would probably have been born around 1900... I mean one can read too much into this, '1922' may have just been a good rhyme for the previous line, and who knows if 'Nettie' ever took part in a beauty pageant, she may just have been popular :-) But I do remember reading somewhere (don't ask me where!) that it was about his grandmother, I wasn't just being flippant...
When Peter sang the part that starts with the line "in the shadow of the light from a black sun", I think she totally missed the fact that, durring this part of the song, he presses his hand against his adams apple and vibrates it up and down, creating a most awesome vocal effect. The first time I saw him do this I was blown away! I always thought it was an electronic effect. The video's over but I'm still typing, the song still in my head, chills all over my body and a tiny tear forming in my eye. I really miss him. RIP, Peter. See you soon
One of the times I saw Type O was at 'The Theater' (rip) night club in Fort Lauderdale. During the song "Love you to Death" they turned on an ice maker hidden up in the catwalk. No one was expecting it, the lights were all white & blue, we were all bathed in sweat when icy cool snow fell on the crowd. Freaking amazing concert moment!
Alright... I just found you and I love that you just discovered Type O Negative. My advice would be to explore them. Start with the album Bloody Kisses. Unfortunately, you won't be able to invite them to your Halloween party because Peter Steele, the lead singer, passed away in 2010.
I mean... being a former TH-camr, it's usually one and done. Sad to say but i doubt she'll give any of their material another shot, unless this video brought in a lot of traffic. I'm not dogging her, it's just the nature of the beast.
"I'd love to go to a Halloween party and have them play. That would be real cool" You have no idea. Saw them two years running at the Halloween show in Philadelphia, at the old Trocadero (now closed) INSANE. ABSOLUTE BLAST. We miss you Pete.
I had the privilege of spending a few weeks with Peter many years ago. He sang a song for all of us, about 40 people. I was one of about 4 people who knew who he was but he brought tears to the eyes of most of the people there. No mic, no prep, nothing, just stood up and sang. I can't remember the exact song after all these years but it was an Amazing Grace type. The world lost a small piece of its soul with his passing.
One of my all time favorite bands. R.I.P. Peter Steele. I truly enjoy your videos Beth. I learn everytime I watch and love all the musicians you react to. Great job, keep up the awesome work you do. Your reactions, smiling face, pleasant demeanor, and explanation of how all our favorite singers acheive their own singing style is brilliant. A breath of fresh air on the internet. Thank you. I have been coming out of my shell and singing out loud more frequently now. I have always loved music of all kinds (my Dad would sing songs and hymns around the house, and sung at weddings and funerals when he was young), but am a metalhead at heart. I would recommend "Nettie" from Type O Negative. It's about his mom. Great song. Thankx again Beth.
Type O was my first concert. Peter was so awesome live. I met them before the show and they were all really nice especially Peter. I remember when he came into the room and he was a tall guy. When I got up to him at the table he shock my hand and thanked me for coming out. He signed my CD insert. Wish I still had it
you should check out the lyrics to the song, Peter Steele's lyrics deal alot with heartbreak but in a way more serious way than the regular pop heartbreak songs.
I miss his voice terribly. That band has a sound that never sounds old to me. And I had the pleasure of seeing them live once. They were opening for Mötley Crüe. I had never really heard of them before that. And I fell in Love... their sound stuck with me long after the concert. I HAD to buy their CDs just to satisfy the need my brain had to hear them again. His was a special voice and a stage presence rarely seen. I hope you are at peace Peter... your fans love and miss you. Blessed Be, My Dark Prince.
Welcome to your new favorite band. Type O Negative was so talented and Peter Steele's voice was so erotic, dark, and emotional. You totally understood the vibe.
Peter Steele was a bass2 who could flow effortlessly between tenor, baritone, and bass ranges. Could hit some notes in the 1 range and at least one in the 5 range.
Beth you definately need to check out some other songs from Type O! Chritian Woman, Summer Breeze (cover), and especially track3 off October Rust(Love you to Death). Pete had a super deep voice. Sadly passed away from an aortic aneurysm. RIP PETER!!!!
"He's like a vampire"
Well yes, but technically yes.
🤣
@Ron Lewenberg where did you hear this? i would like to read about it.
On the money.
@@wrathfang agreed
I want to upvote your comment but it's at 666 likes right now so I don't dare to touch it.
Type O was one of these bands that were absolutely unique, no one sounds like them
RIP Peter
kreshBACON Yeah I preferred their first albums but I always respected their utter uniqueness.
"no one sounds like them "
I dunno about that. I have found a few songs which I mistook for "rare" TON songs only to find out they were other bands ; Paradise Lost, The 69 Eyes, and a few others.
@@BlackieNuff maybe he means they don't sound like anyone else (others sound like them)
I miss him dearly. called me little brother. and was just so funny. thank you for thr R.I.P. sad loss
Yes definitely.. btw, love your pp!🖤
I see Type O Negative in the title.
Clicks like before the video starts.
Same.... one of my All Time Favorite Bands... I just wished, Beth would have reacted to Black No. 1 first.
+1
@@Ossey1976 more like Nettie
I love shocking people with his first low notes
The jaw drop is real and they really fly out of their pants
SAME
No questions asked
Rip green man!!! One of the most underrated lyricist ever
Truth
4:51 She says Lurch "Looks like a yeti." I'm loving every second of this. I may weep.
Beth, he was three meters tall. That ukelele you see him holding in this video is actually a full scale electric bass. This performance is, like, two octaves over his natural tone. He _literally_ had fangs. He was sarcasm incarnate. I dare assert he was effortlessly goth. I'd even wager that the accepted covenants of every vampire and lycan clan on earth had specific exceptions regarding interactions with Peter Steele. He was that lovable.
Gone far, far too soon.
Your life is bound to be indescribably enriched by pursuing a Type O Negative fandom. I'd encourage you to do so.
BaldotheDon what a spot on comment!
Only 2.1m tall, he would be 9ft if he was 3m haha
Type O had a dark and tangible atmosphere all their own.
A man listens to ToN: “That was awesome”
A woman listens to ToN: “I need a cigarette”
That was the power of Pete’s voice.
Oh yes, yes, yes. You speak the truth. 🚬
Fuck, you're right.
A man listens to Type O Negative often,
a man has good taste.
Not gonna lie, I came too
Absolutely right! R.I.P. Peter.
I met Pete in a small venue, years ago. I was shocked at just how huge he actually was, as I'm a big guy myself at 6' 3", but he towered over me. A great guy who had time for his fans. RIP Pete Steele, keep them honest wherever you are...
Death In The Spotlight one of my favorite “Peter Steele moments” was on one of their live DVDs when there was footage of him standing on the tour bus with his head sticking out of the emergency exit on the roof after making a comment like, “Tour busses don’t come in my size.”
He claimed to be 6'6", but sources say he was really 6'7" or 6'8".
I think the Black #1 video was a pretty good indication where he's playing an orchestral base over his shoulder....
Metal has so many humble, amazing musicians. I had a chat to Danny Cavanaugh from Anathema and it was like running into a friend even though we'd never met before. I would have loved to have met Pete, r.i.p
@@Danimal77 No way he was 6'6, average male height where I live is like 5'8 and being 6'5 myself when my friends and I got to meet the band after a show in 96 for their October Rust tour it was the first time I'd ever felt short because he was gigantic next to me. Absolute unit, dearly missed.
Just been on Facebook and the official Type O Negative page shared this video.. pretty cool Beth :)
now she reached the top of the reaction chanels...^^
Official....?
@@droogiesouls8635 Yes.
Actually I shared it to the group 1st thing in the morning but they declined it and shared for themselves lmao. But I shared to 2 other Type O groups with about 11,000 members between both 💚💚💚
I just love how much she’s enjoying Type O Negative this makes my little heart happy
Me too!!!
SAME
She called him a vampire.... SHE CALLED HIM A VAMPIRE!!!
It happens :)
Well, I mean... Wolf Moon.
She is not wrong...
She loves him to death.
This man was the king of goth rock. RIP Mr. Steele your art lives on.
They were more of doom metal.
@@vinniegiovanni more of the rare genre of good music...
@@vinniegiovanni not going to argue about what sub group to put them in. All I will say is he made goth girls drop many many panties.
Gothic Heavy Metal*
Honestly the king of Goth is Peter Murphy of Bauhaus
Listen to Nettie. Unbelievable voice, sub bass. One of the greatest talents ever.
Yes. That album is one of my all-time favorites.
Yes! Nettie is ridiculously low, I wonder what Beth would think think of it!
I love that song. Was somewhat of a surprise when I first heard it. Then I replayed it two more times.
If I'm not mistaken, "Nettie" is the lowest thing Pete ever recorded on vocals. Fun fact!
@@Ranandandall In the beginning of this song lowest. You're right.
Type O Negative is one of those bands that you either heard one and brushed off, or fell passionately in love with. You are correct, shows they played on or around Halloween were always amazing. People saying that love videos often don’t do them justice are spot on. Peter had nearly crippling stage fright, and got through it with alcohol. There were shows I saw them play where Peter had a bottle of wine and a bottle of vodka sitting on top of his bass cabinet and went back and forth between the two of them for the nearly 2 hours they were on stage sometimes.
I brushed them off for years. I didn't listen to Type O Negative until about 2005-2006 or so. I was a real late bloomer. I think I had heard Christian Woman on late night rock radio in the 90's but they just never clicked with me. And then I became a huge fan. Wish it was sooner, because I never got a chance to see them live.
Lyset I know the feeling, I heard their Bloody Kisses stuff in the mid-90s and bought it because I enjoyed somewhat, but it wasn’t until the next year when I stumbled across the fake live album they did Origin of the Feces that cemented them as one of my probably 5 favorite bands. Amusingly, my sister saw the album and was like, “Isn’t this that band you listen to?” And she bought it, but HATED it because it was so different and so much heavier/faster than Bloody Kisses, so I traded her. Don’t regret it for a second.
They were my favourite band in the 90s and 00s and I used to push them hard on everyone and had the same reactions: either brush them off or just get it. Still the best. I got to see them live in Seattle in 03, best concert ever.
I don't us like music like this but the first time my wife played TON for me I was hooked. And I enjoy traditional Country Music if that tells you anything.
Peter Steele was a force to be reckoned with, the guy stood 6'8", may he RIP, sad that he's gone now....................
R.I.P Lord Petrus Steele, amazing vocalist.
So you've come to say you're very sorry
"It won't happen again - forgive me ?"
Time will not heal these wounds
And I'm bleeding because of you
Was everything we had just a joke ?
I've run out of patience, tears and hope
Love does not conquer all
And I'm screaming because of you
Too late for apologies
In the shadow of the light from a black sun
Frigid statue standing icy blue and numb
Where are the frost giants I've begged for protection ?
I'm freezing
Cold winter winds that chill my heart with sleet & snow
Not from the North come to this glacial abode
But from your dimension cryogenic limbo
I'm freezing
I'm frozen
It's too late. Peter Thomas Steele
You can't talk about your cringey 15-year-old goth years and not share photos. That's illegal.
i have to agree
15yo Beth never heard of TON? That's a crime
Why is it cringey? Goth is a music genre. That's what it's about. Idk why it's cringey.
Asking for pictures of a 15 year old is also super illegal.
@@DragonTigerBoss no its not lmfao. regular pictures is legal
It's kind of crazy seeing my favorite band in recent videos... Pete's been gone nearly a decade now. Thanks for helping to keep the memory alive!
Wow, remember it so clearly. That's crazy time moves on
He's not like vampire.
He IS vampire.
Most incredible bassy singer ever in rock and metal. And my personal favorite singer. He had a surprisingly wide vocal range though, around 4 octaves in total.
Sadly most of the live performance videos don't really do them justice.
Yeah, it seems like the sound quality's never quite good enough to catch all the nuances. But at least I don't have to go to trade shows and spend $25 on a VHS that'd sound even worse anymore. :)
Douglas Campbell I saw them live and took my girlfriend who had a girlfriend but she wasn’t my girl too like in the song but I had my arms around both of them on each side and it was pretty awesome. I met my girlfriend at a Cannibal Corpse show but the Type O show was her girlfriend’s first concert and it actually sounded pretty great at the club we were at, I think it held over 1,000 people. Life of Agony was supposed to open up but their bus broke down and they didn’t make it, that was the only disappointment for me personally.
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yeah peter was usually wasted af
I saw them love once at Graspop, but Pete was already very drunk when he walked out on stage and continued to down another bottle or 2 of wine while performing. His performance was really quite bad and we walked out before they finished.
That pushed vibrato is actually artificial. He physically creates it using his hand on his throat. This isn't the only song he does it with, but one of the more extreme uses. Normally its just to add a light vibrato to his deeper notes. Also this song isn't particularly low/deep for him.
Try their song Love You To Death. There are good live versions. I recommend their show at Wacken.
And RIP Peter Steele
Pete was drunk af on Wacken :P
Wacken was the best!
I was there at that last Wacken show, it was absolutely not Pete's best. That time I saw them at Waldrock 2004 they were absolutely perfect though.
Wacken is the single worst example i can think of. Pete was absolutely obliterated. Love You To Death from Sympathy for the Devil is the version... cmon man.
@@GetzGoth Wacken was fuckin HORRIBLE man, are you people fucking deaf!? That show is embarrassing.
My favorite band of all time. I saw them live 12 times. They never disappointed.
In the studio version of "In praise of Bacchus" he reaches what I guess are the lowest tones ever, check it out
Btw October Rust is a masterpiece
You are missed Peter
Nettie or black sabbath "come you will pay in the fire"
Nettie has his lowest recorded notes as far as I know
The last "don't dieeeeee" of Bloody Kisses the song was pretty fucking low too.
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Yaaaay, finally, Peter Steele! Awesome, very unique voice! Gone too soon....
In fact he created that vibrational sound during the 'I am Freeeeeezing' part with his fingers on his throat.
Good Job!
I love how rolls his R’s. I can’t believe it’s been over 9 years. RIP dear Pete.❤️His voice got me through so many times, good & bad. Nettie is my favorite as far as how low he goes! I love Bloody Kisses, Dead Again and many others but October Rust is my favorite.🍁🍂
Never in my wildest dreams would I have thought to see a reaction to “Type O Negative” on your channel. Goes to show how diverse your fan base is. I’m huge Type O fan and really enjoyed watching your reaction.
One of the greatest talents and wits in the history of rock music. RIP Peter.
You can't see it in this particular video but when he is singing "Im freezing" he slaps the edge of his hand on his throat to make the "shakey/tremolo" sounds, and it really makes for a cool vibe. Peter Steele was a genius when it came to music. especially the Frozen part of this song, is a truly beautiful piece, with hauntingly good lyrics.
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Love Type O .. but waht i really like about this video is that she is really reacting as a pro vocal coach (explaining things) and not overreacting as it usually happens ...
I guess after reacting to the Jinjer "Pisces" live session, nothing can unsettle Beth anymore :) Also, she did a few other metal reactions before.
Ah yes the legendary Petrus Steele, my favorite vocalist of all time and I literally just recommended Type O yesterday on another video and I come home from work to see this recommended to me, what a gift. I love Type O Negative to death and would definitely suggest a lot of their stuff especially October Rust, my favorite album. I wish I had the chance to see them live and had met Peter, but I did get to visit his grave along with my girlfriend as we are big fans of Type O. And you mentioned Halloween, which I know Peter loved the fall and Halloween so your spot on. Also Peter had a major thing for redheads. Great video, I definitely recommend listening to all of their stuff and research Pete's life and the band and watch many of his hilarious interviews and was very intelligent yet had a sad difficult life. RIP Peter.
I'd like to thank your patron for taking another singer off my "Beth Roars reaction" bucket list. Not only for that unmistakable baritone vocal style, but also that darkly humorous songwriting style. I'll miss him, for sure.
I like how you don't 'judge' the band and focus on the singing only, can see you are open-minded. This is one of my favourite bands and I initially thought you were going to comment on the theatrical part more but could see you respect the artist for his voice and look passed the genre, good on you!
"These winter winds take my heart with sleet and snow" it did man when u left us R.I.P BIG PETE.
Cold winter winds that chill my heart with sleet & snow
Oy, Love You To Death or Christian Woman would have been better. Peter Steele is awesome either way of course.
Christian woman would've been a great one to review.
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Specifically this one.
Yeah both of those songs have much better enunciation.
No her patreons made the right decision choosing this song.. Definitely the most interesting one vocally
Not their best song by any means, but I think IYDKMIGTHTKY (Gimme That) shows his unique vocals very nicely
Definitely fond memories of my goth youth here lol. I was tore up when he passed away; immediately put on the “October Rust” album and just remembered all the bad times they got me through.
How about when he says “I HATE THE MORNING” on Haunted ... now that’s low
Great example!
Nettie
That song is epic
I requested Type O a while back! yay! My favorite thing about this was probably that she smiles and looks like she's genuinly enjoy the song :D
So you've come to say you're very sorry
"It won't happen again - forgive me ?"
Time will not heal these wounds
And I'm bleeding because of you
Was everything we had just a joke ?
I've run out of patience, tears and hope
Love does not conquer all
And I'm screaming because of you
Too late for apologies
In the shadow of the light from a black sun
Frigid statue standing icy blue and numb
Where are the frost giants I've begged for protection ?
I'm freezing
Cold winter winds that chill my heart with sleet & snow
Not from the North come to this glacial abode
But from your dimension cryogenic limbo
I'm freezing
I'm frozen
It's too late
RIP Peter Steele. He was one amazing singer. This video doesn't do him justice. So happy you reviewed TON.
You should listen to Christian woman it is one of my favorite tracks by type o negative. And displays his singing much better. Or love you to death.
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We all know why you want her to react to that song.
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Type-O is awesome!!! Seen them a few times, glad I did!
R.I.P. Peter Steele!
6:00 As you can see in the footage, Peter vibrates his larynx with his fingers to create that "scooby-doo ghost sound" as you call it.
This is the most wholesome and heartwarming appreciation of a Type O song.
Peter Steele. Legend. Respect.
I only wish your patron had suggested an album version so that you can really understand the layers of Steele's singing.
I'm sure I'm the 803'rd person to say this...
RIP Peter Steele... a rock and metal legend. Music will never be the same.
"Love you to death" is such an amazing song by them.
1:54 "These low notes are crazy" - you should listen to 'black sabbath from the satanic perspective' from Type O then, these ones are not even remotely his final form hehe
Listen to "Nettie" it's about his mom. Really shows his range.
"Miss Red Hook of 1922"? I think it was his grandmother...
He was born in 1962. If His mother was born in 1922 she was 40 when he was born. That's not unrealistic...
@@mohi6414 True, since he had something like 5 sisters, all a fair bit older than him. But 'Miss Red Hook of 1922' would probably have been born around 1900...
I mean one can read too much into this, '1922' may have just been a good rhyme for the previous line, and who knows if 'Nettie' ever took part in a beauty pageant, she may just have been popular :-) But I do remember reading somewhere (don't ask me where!) that it was about his grandmother, I wasn't just being flippant...
When Peter sang the part that starts with the line "in the shadow of the light from a black sun", I think she totally missed the fact that, durring this part of the song, he presses his hand against his adams apple and vibrates it up and down, creating a most awesome vocal effect. The first time I saw him do this I was blown away! I always thought it was an electronic effect. The video's over but I'm still typing, the song still in my head, chills all over my body and a tiny tear forming in my eye. I really miss him. RIP, Peter. See you soon
i dont know how often i bought the cds from type O, because after every party i lost the half of them to new fans i believe...^^
One of the times I saw Type O was at 'The Theater' (rip) night club in Fort Lauderdale. During the song "Love you to Death" they turned on an ice maker hidden up in the catwalk. No one was expecting it, the lights were all white & blue, we were all bathed in sweat when icy cool snow fell on the crowd. Freaking amazing concert moment!
"He looks like a Yeti"... I bet he'd love that one...classic!
I saw Type O Neg on Halloween with Lordi, about 10 years ago in a medium sized club in Asheville NC... Best Halloween show EVER.
Lovely job @bethroars :)
I did literally laugh out loud when you mentioned Scooby Doo! Pete would be proud!
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE react to more Type O Negative! Too many amazing songs and phenomenal vocal work
Alright... I just found you and I love that you just discovered Type O Negative. My advice would be to explore them. Start with the album Bloody Kisses. Unfortunately, you won't be able to invite them to your Halloween party because Peter Steele, the lead singer, passed away in 2010.
Hyperion1977 my uncle woulda come.. no doubt..good guy. huge goofball at home.
I mean... being a former TH-camr, it's usually one and done. Sad to say but i doubt she'll give any of their material another shot, unless this video brought in a lot of traffic. I'm not dogging her, it's just the nature of the beast.
"I'd love to go to a Halloween party and have them play. That would be real cool"
You have no idea. Saw them two years running at the Halloween show in Philadelphia, at the old Trocadero (now closed) INSANE. ABSOLUTE BLAST. We miss you Pete.
Also I'd recommend Haunted by Type O. To me that really showcases the best of how much range he had. Please do that one. Trust me.
Peter was a big influence on me. Type O inspired my art and my music and Peter inspired me to be more confident. Rest in peace, sir \m/
Gothic Doom Legends R.I.P Peter We Miss You.🖤💚🦇
Rip Peter. Still one of my all time favorite singers his ability was awesome and he was a pure genius. Rest In Peace gentle giant
I read Type O Negative in the title I clicked instantly.
This is my absolute favorite type o live performance !! Bless the person who suggested it so it could end up in my feed again 😊😊
"Blood and Fire" would've been an interesting one too. Great choice of singer. RIP Mr. Steele.
seeing all the comments ... you all are making me cry.. thank you .. all of you.. he still lives in us all
Pete Steele (the frontman) made the pitch vibrato by tapping the back of his hand against his throat 😆 In true hilarious Pete Steele fashion!
I had the privilege of spending a few weeks with Peter many years ago. He sang a song for all of us, about 40 people. I was one of about 4 people who knew who he was but he brought tears to the eyes of most of the people there. No mic, no prep, nothing, just stood up and sang. I can't remember the exact song after all these years but it was an Amazing Grace type. The world lost a small piece of its soul with his passing.
Candlemass-bewitched please! It has a lot techincal stuff
Honestly A Sorcerers Pledge or Samaritan live would be a lot better, Bewitched is an amazing song but is just a sample of what Messiah can do
Demons gate would be my choice
God honestly there are so many good things from Messiah in Candlemass
I've never heard this song, but it's Type O Negative. I had to watch this. R.I.P. Peter.
I am actually excited that tou reacted to this.
Give a listen to "Love you to death" from the same band.
One of my all time favorite bands. R.I.P. Peter Steele. I truly enjoy your videos Beth. I learn everytime I watch and love all the musicians you react to. Great job, keep up the awesome work you do. Your reactions, smiling face, pleasant demeanor, and explanation of how all our favorite singers acheive their own singing style is brilliant. A breath of fresh air on the internet. Thank you. I have been coming out of my shell and singing out loud more frequently now. I have always loved music of all kinds (my Dad would sing songs and hymns around the house, and sung at weddings and funerals when he was young), but am a metalhead at heart. I would recommend "Nettie" from Type O Negative. It's about his mom. Great song. Thankx again Beth.
Good, now we can do Male Supremacy by Carnivore, that vocals in the are amazing.
LOL, good one. I can't see her listening to Carnivore though...
"FUCKING MEAT!"
Type O was my first concert. Peter was so awesome live. I met them before the show and they were all really nice especially Peter. I remember when he came into the room and he was a tall guy. When I got up to him at the table he shock my hand and thanked me for coming out. He signed my CD insert. Wish I still had it
"He's like a vampire" well, he had his teeth sharpened to look like one....
you should check out the lyrics to the song, Peter Steele's lyrics deal alot with heartbreak but in a way more serious way than the regular pop heartbreak songs.
Sadly Beth will never be able to see them at a Halloween party ever, since Pete died a few years ago (heart issues, which ran in his family).
Yeah and I"m sure the drugs didn't help, lol. Miss him so much though.
Over 9 years ago now. It's still hard to believe.
I love the way how Peter Steele moved his throat by hand to make vibratto :)
RIP Green Man.. You are missed.
Wolf Moon...album version. The only other guy I know with this kind of bass or baritone is Till Lindemann of Rammstein
Welcome to the TON famdom
I miss his voice terribly. That band has a sound that never sounds old to me.
And I had the pleasure of seeing them live once. They were opening for Mötley Crüe. I had never really heard of them before that. And I fell in Love... their sound stuck with me long after the concert. I HAD to buy their CDs just to satisfy the need my brain had to hear them again.
His was a special voice and a stage presence rarely seen.
I hope you are at peace Peter... your fans love and miss you. Blessed Be, My Dark Prince.
Type o is my favorite band! R.I.P. Peter Steele. Should have done haunted or something more melodic.
Welcome to your new favorite band. Type O Negative was so talented and Peter Steele's voice was so erotic, dark, and emotional. You totally understood the vibe.
Death - Flesh And The Power It Holds (Chuck Schuldiner) Please !!
My favorite band, seen them so many many times. He was and still is my crush, I cried for days when he passed.
"Nettie" would have been a better choice to hear the basso profundo range of his voice.
I love people who've never heard Peter sing try to analyze. They're never ready for what he can do.
It's incredibly obvious she has no idea who Peter Steele is
Peter was a beast of a bassist and an amazing singer.
Type O Negative was a great live band.
you should react to HIM/Ville Valo
My favorite band ever. RIP Peter. Also, I saw them perform this song live in January 1997 and they used the same "snow" machine. It was amazing.
Peter Steele was a bass2 who could flow effortlessly between tenor, baritone, and bass ranges. Could hit some notes in the 1 range and at least one in the 5 range.
Beth you definately need to check out some other songs from Type O! Chritian Woman, Summer Breeze (cover), and especially track3 off October Rust(Love you to Death). Pete had a super deep voice. Sadly passed away from an aortic aneurysm. RIP PETER!!!!
One of my bfs favourite bands not my type of music but he has an amazing voice rip Pete
RIP Peter! Thanks for the fantastic reaction video. Type O Negative and Peter Steele were one of a kind.