This video ain't sad. It shows the guts that he had. To be in early recovery and go on stage like this and perform anyway. The man put on some weight, yes. Many people do that when recovering from substance abuse. He was a bit foggy headed. Same deal. I've been through the same thing. I've been sober for a while now, but those first few months are really rough. Love ya, Pete. You were one of a kind.
THE TRUTH: Hello fellow Type O & Peter Steele fans. I was skimming these comments & am seeing lots of theories so I wanted to drop a quick note. I was actually on this tour, I was the direct support acts manager & tour manager. Type O has been one of my favs forever so when we got the tour I almost glitched. Any way Pete & I became fast friends on the tour because I was also sober and I stepped right up to encourage him & help keep him busy, hell I even carried his toolbox & duffle bag for him at each stop, and flashlighted him on & off the stage because his tour manager was also their sound guy so he didn't really get too much personal assistance, aside from his guitar tech. Anyways, I was there and I have some insight into his health & mental state. Yes, he gained weight because he was in recovery but he was on the mend and in good spirits. He & I devised a plan to record an interview & share it on TH-cam because he wanted to make things right. In this vid he discusses new music, next chapters, apologizes to anyone he had offended in his "intoxicated rampages", etc. I still have the footage, I need to convert it and upload it. He even says "Damon, I hate to say this but I'm feeling rather positive" then gives that classic Peter grin. Hell, he was lifting weights with us, and swinging kettlebells. I could go on for hours with stories and memories from the tour but I just want to share this info for the ones who really love Pete like I did & still do! He was fucking excited and ready for the future & he was embracing sobriety!! They were looking for a new label at the time and I contacted several who came out to see the show on our Chicago date. He was writing & planning ahead, discussing a healthier lifestyle, and coming back strong. He was not a sick and brokedown soul, he was healing, finding his footing, and about to serve up another batch of tunes. He knew he was loved and expressed that it meant the world to him! I have the pictures and video to prove it. I still have his number in my cell. God Damn if October Rust isn't one of the best albums ever recorded!! And remember what he said "when you're at my wake, don't come to mourne, come to celebrate". - Damon Moreno / The Inner Light Agency
Thank you for the insight! So grateful he had someone like you as a friend , please post anything you may have for us truly dedicated to remember the amazing person he was ! Bless you 💚
I've noticed something those of us who have been under substance abuse problems. Receive for more criticism when we get clean and end up a little chubby for while than we ever did when we were wrecked . Let that sink in . Super shallow those people should be ashamed of themselves.
I seen Type O Negative Twice in 2007, 2008. That was my last Concert I've been to. At the House Of Blues in Orlando, right feet away from Kenny. I met Johnny Kelly outside the venue very nice guy. Great memories that's all we have in the end.
Saw them live in their prime,Peters voice was so deep coming through the 2 million dollar freshly installed sound system at the then new house of Blues in Orlando was a treat! Peters deep voice Literally shook the Floor! will never forget it ever... Miss these guys for sure.
Pete did look awful here and he knew it, but he never at any point wanted us to pity him. Even through his pain and struggles, he was out here performing for the crowd and giving us his awesome sense of humor. Don't cry for him, celebrate what he did for us and how he's in a better place now. We all love you, Peter Steele!
You bloody marvellous bastard. Type O are fucking great, and I shall continue my pledge to have them ousting Bieber, swift, west etc. Pete will rise from the earth and moss to cleanse this shithouse of which we live
I loved at the end of one show of theirs I saw in Milwaukee in shit, 99' maybe, Pete closed with "weather you love us or you hate us, it don't fuckin matter cause you already paid us." The dude was one of a kind.
Had a dream few weeks back where I was about to meet Pete.I remember being so nervous and scared,being so tall and me being small I felt intimidated as deep down inside I didn't think it would go well. I put out my hand to shake his and started to stutter,he was so humble in his approach we ended up having a conversation about stuff.I then woke up and worded 'thanks Pete'. It brought a weird sense of comfort.
@@kristywalker1500 only discovered Peter and the Casket Crew 1331 about ten months before his passing. Wish I'd been born earlier so I could've seen the Magick that was (and always will be) TON.
@@bagpiper78 I wish they travelled out to Australia. But then again I never travelled to the U.S. I hold Pete in a high esteem,he wrote some of THE best music EVER encounted in my time on earth. I really hope he knew he was a genius (you know what I mean?)
So sad to see him like this. 6 months before its infarction. But he will be forever in our minds a force of nature with a fucking charisma and an amazing voice. Rip Peter, you're sat next to gods.
Well said. He is maybe not in his best shape, but his voice is ok and he actually play his bass parts properly (not as at Wacken for instance). So the future looked quite good at that point...:(
When I sobered up I had to relearn everything. How to speak, how to drive. Even how to walk properly. I've been 100% sober for three years and in those early months I discovered this band that I missed from the grunge movement back when I was young. God bless you Peter Steele, your immortal soul is strong indeed 💪 🙏 ❤️
Im sitting here crying whilst watching this. I so wish i could have met him. Hopefully i will meet you in heaven. God bless you Peter, Rest in peace my friend.
This was his time to be someone. There is only heaven on Earth, but because many are taught there is a heaven after life, few make it and see it. Sadly he went back to nothing.
me and my finace seen them 2 days later in clifton park ,new york his last tour our first time seeing them live and our last ... peter we love you and miss you ...
it's so hard to watch footage from his last shows...you can just see how exhausted he is...so exhausted he needs a podium for lyrics because he could hardly remember them...I miss him so much...I still cry to this day because he's gone...I'd give one of my limbs to have him back for a few more years
I dunno what's more painful to me: watching him playing always with that damn wine bottle and high, or this, having to read his own songs. Beautiful soul, you make my heart sing and bleed in the same time. R.I.P with angels 💚🖤💚🖤💚
Actually I disagree. I saw Type O 13 times live from 1997 until their final tour without Josh. The final tour Peter looked and sounded infinitely better than he had the two or so tours prior. Believe it or not he sounded and looked way worse the 2-3 years prior.
I keep reading the comments that Peter looked bad and rough here. I do not follow this notion. He is clean, sober and clear headed. You're just seeing him how he's truly meant to be. The true sad part is that we didn't get a new album and many more memories with the Green man. I know he is at peace now.
@@camilap.1638 I also agree. He deserved to live his life without drugs and booze. Sucks man, saw one of his last interviews shortly before his death. He was so full of life and excited to get out there and preform
23rd and last time I saw them. This was the Nokia theater. I'm probably right next to whoever recorded this because you can hear me and my friend screaming lol. I still have my video from this night as well on an SD card somewhere but the sound and picture are kinda rough not as good as this (ahhh the digital camera days-no phone ). That security guy and another were constantly watching and warning us and others that we couldn't record and I kept telling them were just taking pics. Peter did look rough that night. Honestly he looked tired and worn out and the encore didn't last as long as they normally did. Was still a great show. Sadly he died 6 months later. These Type O shows were a huge part of my life. Miss them tremendously!!!
Surreal to see him w/out a bottle of wine on his amplifier AND READING THE LYRICS?!?!?? Too fuckin' weird to see him vulnerable and overweight. The lies we tell ourselves...
@eyepatchinc His vocals sound pretty good here, actually. He does look pretty haggard, but he definitely doesn't look like he was about to die soon, here. And honestly, again, like has already been said, at least he's honest about reading the lyrics. Very casual about it. Still into the stage banter. Still puts on a good show. And it's a damn shame he's no longer here. :(
Peter was insanely strong. Not many people can play live 2-3 months into sobriety, after 15 years spent performing under the influence. It’s very common for the recovering addicts to gain weight, especially after stimulant abuse.
The best performance I've seen from this late in his life. He was still an amazingly talented performer, he just often drank too much on stage to be able to sing well.
If Peter only knew how much he was loved, there would've been a different path. The thing is, drugs and booze can amplify creativity and expression. This is just the way of a rock star. Some can and some can't.
Duncan H I know right? It's when I think you really need them the most (for whatever reason) and their not there. It makes sense to me now the music,not when I was 18 or so.
Jim Korthe and Peter both died in 2010. Bummer, lost 2 good frontmen that year, (I know there are others as well). Never got to see 3rd Strike or Type O Negative in concert. My loss, our loss. R.I.P. Love you to death - It's a battle living paranoid.
The Description should be corrected. Not Smells like Teen Spirit is played but the beginning of Come as you are. And after that the riff of Aqualung from Jethro Tull.
I feel like someone should have run up and given him a hug and told him he was good enough. It wouldn't have probably made a difference, but I feel like maybe he needed to hear it more.
Pete looked so ill & withdrawn here. I seen Type O 13 times. First time was on there October Rust tour in 1996 in London,Ontario,Canada & then i seen them once at The State Theater in Detroit & the rest of the shows i seen them was at Harpos in Detroit. Always a very killer show at Harpos in Detroit as it was Johnny Kelly's favourite venue to play as the rest of the band members also loved playing Harpos as well.
Thanks for all your support Ed liking my comments eh. Hey i don't know if i ever told you man i'm a writer for the Canadian website called, www.themetalpit.net & i do cd,dvd,concert reviews & Interview bands as well. Check it out & let me know what ya think of it in the comments below one of my cd reviews. My name is Dale Sutherland as i go by my nick name on here Sudsy Sutherland.
@@RickGrimesS5 my apology you are right! It's just to hard to see any negative comments true or not we all know he suffered problems but not how he died, were all fans I'm sorry i came off like that
you're not the only one my friend cause i too had the un-privilege (if there such a word) not to have seen them perform live. though this i can say that i had the honor of meeting Type-O-Negative in a video signing event at Sam Goody store (no longer in business) in NYC years ago of their debut AFTER DARK documentary video which i'm happy for, cheers!
I noticed you were mentioning the songs in the description. The song between Come As You Are and Smoke On The Water is a song called "Aqualung", by Jethro Tull.
This video ain't sad. It shows the guts that he had. To be in early recovery and go on stage like this and perform anyway. The man put on some weight, yes. Many people do that when recovering from substance abuse. He was a bit foggy headed. Same deal. I've been through the same thing. I've been sober for a while now, but those first few months are really rough.
Love ya, Pete. You were one of a kind.
🤘💚💓 wonderfully written, soooo true
Well said
@@robertj.przybylski3866 and I think he did great you just want to start an argument, the man is gone let him rest you fool
@@robertj.przybylski3866 so did I it's not true its you're opinion, I think he looks better because of the fact that he was of drugs
I truly had fantasy about meet him. Sure many did but to this day I still day dream of him
But you can hear the entire crowd singing along with him..
type o fans are die hard & loyal
😢💚💚💚💚🖤
@Mr. DroCro skip pantera, Type O fucking Negative 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Neelia Janiskennedy 😭
And we always fuckin will be.
@@skidoock3606 Pantera is one of the greats like Type O and they were best friends and toured together!
fuck YES
THE TRUTH: Hello fellow Type O & Peter Steele fans. I was skimming these comments & am seeing lots of theories so I wanted to drop a quick note. I was actually on this tour, I was the direct support acts manager & tour manager. Type O has been one of my favs forever so when we got the tour I almost glitched. Any way Pete & I became fast friends on the tour because I was also sober and I stepped right up to encourage him & help keep him busy, hell I even carried his toolbox & duffle bag for him at each stop, and flashlighted him on & off the stage because his tour manager was also their sound guy so he didn't really get too much personal assistance, aside from his guitar tech. Anyways, I was there and I have some insight into his health & mental state. Yes, he gained weight because he was in recovery but he was on the mend and in good spirits. He & I devised a plan to record an interview & share it on TH-cam because he wanted to make things right. In this vid he discusses new music, next chapters, apologizes to anyone he had offended in his "intoxicated rampages", etc. I still have the footage, I need to convert it and upload it. He even says "Damon, I hate to say this but I'm feeling rather positive" then gives that classic Peter grin. Hell, he was lifting weights with us, and swinging kettlebells. I could go on for hours with stories and memories from the tour but I just want to share this info for the ones who really love Pete like I did & still do! He was fucking excited and ready for the future & he was embracing sobriety!! They were looking for a new label at the time and I contacted several who came out to see the show on our Chicago date. He was writing & planning ahead, discussing a healthier lifestyle, and coming back strong. He was not a sick and brokedown soul, he was healing, finding his footing, and about to serve up another batch of tunes. He knew he was loved and expressed that it meant the world to him! I have the pictures and video to prove it. I still have his number in my cell. God Damn if October Rust isn't one of the best albums ever recorded!! And remember what he said "when you're at my wake, don't come to mourne, come to celebrate". - Damon Moreno / The Inner Light Agency
Thanks man for your precious Memory. I think Peter Is the friend that everyone desires....
Thank you for posting this.
When are you going to post that interview footage?
Do you know where that podium is now he's using for his lyrics here? That would be an amazing piece of type o history to have
Thank you for the insight! So grateful he had someone like you as a friend , please post anything you may have for us truly dedicated to remember the amazing person he was ! Bless you 💚
I've noticed something those of us who have been under substance abuse problems. Receive for more criticism when we get clean and end up a little chubby for while than we ever did when we were wrecked . Let that sink in . Super shallow those people should be ashamed of themselves.
Ten years 😭😭😭,we miss you Green Man Peter Steele 🤘💚🖤
I seen Type O Negative Twice in 2007, 2008. That was my last Concert I've been to. At the House Of Blues in Orlando, right feet away from Kenny. I met Johnny Kelly outside the venue very nice guy. Great memories that's all we have in the end.
Yes Pete,,,,,,you were good enough, in fact you were more then enough
RIP Peter Steele
Amen
Saw them live in their prime,Peters voice was so deep coming through the 2 million dollar freshly installed sound system at the then new house of Blues in Orlando was a treat! Peters deep voice Literally shook the Floor! will never forget it ever... Miss these guys for sure.
william dechant what an awesome experience that must have been
😊🤘🏻such an incredible talent he was
Indeed, was there it was insane. Still the show at Tsunami Beach Club in Sanford was the best TON show I had every endured out of many.🍻
Pete did look awful here and he knew it, but he never at any point wanted us to pity him. Even through his pain and struggles, he was out here performing for the crowd and giving us his awesome sense of humor. Don't cry for him, celebrate what he did for us and how he's in a better place now. We all love you, Peter Steele!
💚 yes thru all his pain & struggles, only love & respect for this amazing man Peter 💚
I will always love peter steel forever and ever.
You bloody marvellous bastard. Type O are fucking great, and I shall continue my pledge to have them ousting Bieber, swift, west etc. Pete will rise from the earth and moss to cleanse this shithouse of which we live
I loved at the end of one show of theirs I saw in Milwaukee in shit, 99' maybe, Pete closed with "weather you love us or you hate us, it don't fuckin matter cause you already paid us." The dude was one of a kind.
Had a dream few weeks back where I was about to meet Pete.I remember being so nervous and scared,being so tall and me being small I felt intimidated as deep down inside I didn't think it would go well. I put out my hand to shake his and started to stutter,he was so humble in his approach we ended up having a conversation about stuff.I then woke up and worded 'thanks Pete'. It brought a weird sense of comfort.
Beautifully described in poetic purity!
@@bagpiper78 thanks mate.still think about it every now and then.
@@kristywalker1500 only discovered Peter and the Casket Crew 1331 about ten months before his passing. Wish I'd been born earlier so I could've seen the Magick that was (and always will be) TON.
@@bagpiper78 I wish they travelled out to Australia. But then again I never travelled to the U.S. I hold Pete in a high esteem,he wrote some of THE best music EVER encounted in my time on earth. I really hope he knew he was a genius (you know what I mean?)
@@kristywalker1500 Aye, indeed your right on! No other band has matched their equivalence or complexity, either melodically or musically, period!
You were damn sure always good enough Peter..always.
So sad to see him like this. 6 months before its infarction. But he will be forever in our minds a force of nature with a fucking charisma and an amazing voice. Rip Peter, you're sat next to gods.
"6months before" he was sober...not drunk as a skunk to get through the show. He's probably nervous as hell and I commend him!
Well said. He is maybe not in his best shape, but his voice is ok and he actually play his bass parts properly (not as at Wacken for instance). So the future looked quite good at that point...:(
He had paws but didn’t let that stop him and he was nervous because he always relied on alcohol for his stage freight
Yes u can see he doesn’t have a wine 🍾bottle… it’s gatorade…he’s handsome as ever💚❤️🔥💚
When I sobered up I had to relearn everything. How to speak, how to drive. Even how to walk properly. I've been 100% sober for three years and in those early months I discovered this band that I missed from the grunge movement back when I was young. God bless you Peter Steele, your immortal soul is strong indeed 💪 🙏 ❤️
Im sitting here crying whilst watching this. I so wish i could have met him. Hopefully i will meet you in heaven. God bless you Peter, Rest in peace my friend.
EnjaB Berg me to ! I heard he was a Christian when he died
katie johnson it's true, he started as one, fell away from Christianity then came back before his death
This was his time to be someone. There is only heaven on Earth, but because many are taught there is a heaven after life, few make it and see it. Sadly he went back to nothing.
💚💚💚
I am too......
some hardcore fans here. So long Peter , i miss you.
I don't want to remember him like this... he's free of this now. He's young and strong and beautiful again, and forever.
Hes always been beautiful in his youth, here and now. He always had a beautiful spirit ♡
Love and sorrow lives in the same heart.
Happy Birthday Peter Steel. You are Still Loved and Missed . Such A Beautiful Angel Soul and Man. Peace and Love I Send You on Your Journey to Heaven.
Who Peter was inside shined so brightly that whatever state he was in was erased and only the beautiful came through.
I love him with or without the prompter! I will mourn him forever....
This was such a great show. I will never forget it since it was the last time they ever played before their "home" crowd.
me and my finace seen them 2 days later in clifton park ,new york his last tour our first time seeing them live and our last ... peter we love you and miss you ...
it's so hard to watch footage from his last shows...you can just see how exhausted he is...so exhausted he needs a podium for lyrics because he could hardly remember them...I miss him so much...I still cry to this day because he's gone...I'd give one of my limbs to have him back for a few more years
I dunno what's more painful to me: watching him playing always with that damn wine bottle and high, or this, having to read his own songs. Beautiful soul, you make my heart sing and bleed in the same time. R.I.P with angels 💚🖤💚🖤💚
Actually I disagree. I saw Type O 13 times live from 1997 until their final tour without Josh. The final tour Peter looked and sounded infinitely better than he had the two or so tours prior. Believe it or not he sounded and looked way worse the 2-3 years prior.
Bring him back to life, I need him :'(
If ever we needed him more!
I keep reading the comments that Peter looked bad and rough here. I do not follow this notion. He is clean, sober and clear headed. You're just seeing him how he's truly meant to be. The true sad part is that we didn't get a new album and many more memories with the Green man. I know he is at peace now.
OriginolleY I agree. He still deserved so much better. He was so young
@@camilap.1638 I also agree. He deserved to live his life without drugs and booze. Sucks man, saw one of his last interviews shortly before his death. He was so full of life and excited to get out there and preform
To me Peter will always be most captivating man ,he was the giant who capture the 💓 heart of the world.
Mardie Girl
Right on
23rd and last time I saw them. This was the Nokia theater. I'm probably right next to whoever recorded this because you can hear me and my friend screaming lol. I still have my video from this night as well on an SD card somewhere but the sound and picture are kinda rough not as good as this (ahhh the digital camera days-no phone ). That security guy and another were constantly watching and warning us and others that we couldn't record and I kept telling them were just taking pics. Peter did look rough that night. Honestly he looked tired and worn out and the encore didn't last as long as they normally did. Was still a great show. Sadly he died 6 months later. These Type O shows were a huge part of my life. Miss them tremendously!!!
Beautiful treat to have been able to see him before his loss. RIP Pete.
Surreal to see him w/out a bottle of wine on his amplifier AND READING THE LYRICS?!?!??
Too fuckin' weird to see him vulnerable and overweight. The lies we tell ourselves...
+Arthur Bishop And the baggie clothes are wretched.
I guess he uses that lyrics sheet to make the show more goth-looking lol. Just see how the table is designed!
Divuar LaCroix no because he can't remember the words
there other times in his prime he was reading from lyrics
Omg dude how rude thank God you have never suffered mental illness and drug addiction
It's good to see a sober Peter perform and be himself. And he sounds pretty good too.
thanks so much for sharing this.
I miss him so much
I was lucky enough to see them play at X fest in Huntington WV back around 03 ...it was a killer show
Very fortunate to see these guys a few times in the late 90’s and early 2000’s when I was living in NY.
I got chills when Pete said “Am I?” I miss ya man.
Best band ever! Miss you Pete!
I love type o negative this hurts my heart to see him like this he doesn't sound as strong as he was.Rip Green Man
Thanks for the sharing ❤️
All I know is that there will Never Be Another Peter Steele 🖤💚🖤. Really Miss You 💖 💋💔
The best “Am I?” performance. Hands down.
@janiceyt TON was Peter, Kenny, Johny and Josh. It was a BAND, not only bassist/singer...
The best !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@eyepatchinc His vocals sound pretty good here, actually. He does look pretty haggard, but he definitely doesn't look like he was about to die soon, here. And honestly, again, like has already been said, at least he's honest about reading the lyrics. Very casual about it. Still into the stage banter. Still puts on a good show. And it's a damn shame he's no longer here. :(
I saw him 8 days after this in Milwaukee...It was very sad indeed
I love Peter Steele❤️ thanks so much, amazing voice, forever in my heart ❤️💘
Peter, you will always be good enough
he really looked like a green man lol. pete was awesome also love his baggy jeans with his long haircut
Beautiful.
thank you for this its brilliant
Miss these guys big time . Always a unique show!
One of a kind man and voice. I never got to see them play. I always thought they'd be there 🖤💚.
Miss you Peter 💚🖤💚🖤
This is to the day 9 years ago.💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚.
So sad loved this band still do
That wasn't Smells Like Teen Spirit but Come As You Are and there's also Smoke On The Water by Deep Purple in this :)
and Jethro Tull's Aqualung :-)
Kiitos tästä 💚
Rock In Peace Mr. Peter Steele ... Big man, Great Soul, Giant Voice, awesome band!!! 🔥💚🖤🔥
Peter was insanely strong. Not many people can play live 2-3 months into sobriety, after 15 years spent performing under the influence.
It’s very common for the recovering addicts to gain weight, especially after stimulant abuse.
I am wondering if it was a good idea. He still looked very fragile.
I'm praying for everyone. Amen. Philadelphia USA
Truly a great one gone :'(
I miss that guy like mad
Alcohol and drugs suck. I miss you so much Peter Steele.
Damn I am so damn upset I didn’t see these concerts. They were sounding so much better towards the end. If I had a time machine….
Im just cry all the time after 2010 april 15 😪 Im dead with him ! 😪
The best performance I've seen from this late in his life. He was still an amazingly talented performer, he just often drank too much on stage to be able to sing well.
Perfect!!!❤️
I miss you baby. AMEN PHILADELPHIA USA
A song with 3 key signature changes sounds beautiful!! I think its 3 lol
Love it! Brings back memorys!
If Peter only knew how much he was loved, there would've been a different path. The thing is, drugs and booze can amplify creativity and expression. This is just the way of a rock star. Some can and some can't.
8 years today💚💚💚💚
was just thinking too, never missed someone so much i've never met
Duncan H I know right? It's when I think you really need them the most (for whatever reason) and their not there. It makes sense to me now the music,not when I was 18 or so.
Jim Korthe and Peter both died in 2010. Bummer, lost 2 good frontmen that year, (I know there are others as well). Never got to see 3rd Strike or Type O Negative in concert. My loss, our loss. R.I.P. Love you to death - It's a battle living paranoid.
The Description should be corrected. Not Smells like Teen Spirit is played but the beginning of Come as you are. And after that the riff of Aqualung from Jethro Tull.
I saw him in 2008 and he was reading a bit then too, not as much as this. very sad...but the band held together
RIP Peter... Still seems like a bad dream he is GONE!!
Petrus Thomas Ratajczyk..
..and to think that after 6 months he passed 😭
🖤
@msnikish Sadly yes, this was their last show together in NYC before Pete's passing. RIP
RIP ANGEL 😇
I noticed that Peter was drinking Gatorade, I thought it was alcohol 🤣🤣, I do miss Peter though, rest in peace 💚💚🖤🖤.
I feel like someone should have run up and given him a hug and told him he was good enough. It wouldn't have probably made a difference, but I feel like maybe he needed to hear it more.
R.I.P Peter 💔
Hermoso Peter, siempre 💚
Holy crap....he passed away like 6 months after this concert
monstruoso esse Cidadão saudades de você type o negative
Peter reminds me of Robert from Everybody Loves Raymond......imagine an episode where Pete turned out to be their long lost brother?
Cool breeze and a sip of Orignal Green Gatorade!
Pete looked so ill & withdrawn here. I seen Type O 13 times. First time was on there October Rust tour in 1996 in London,Ontario,Canada & then i seen them once at The State Theater in Detroit & the rest of the shows i seen them was at Harpos in Detroit. Always a very killer show at Harpos in Detroit as it was Johnny Kelly's favourite venue to play as the rest of the band members also loved playing Harpos as well.
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yep a ton of drugs and booze will do that to any man, no matter how big they are
@@skidoock3606 He never said that was the reason he died. Calm down
@@RickGrimesS5 my apology you are right! It's just to hard to see any negative comments true or not we all know he suffered problems but not how he died, were all fans I'm sorry i came off like that
you're not the only one my friend cause i too had the un-privilege (if there such a word) not to have seen them perform live. though this i can say that i had the honor of meeting Type-O-Negative in a video signing event at Sam Goody store (no longer in business) in NYC years ago of their debut AFTER DARK documentary video which i'm happy for, cheers!
R.I.P Mr Type O Negative. Blood of Steel. The line will live on. Sangre es lavida. Blood is the life.
I noticed you were mentioning the songs in the description. The song between Come As You Are and Smoke On The Water is a song called "Aqualung", by Jethro Tull.
Halloween went by and I was upset... I really missed seeing them play on Halloween (at the Troc).
Miss...him ....miss TON....
Rest in peace Peter
@morkogdoven i noticed no red wine bottle..
what he says at 6:11, I don't understand much, someone can write and then I translate
My God...This is so sad😢You can see the shadow of death on him😢
Rest well Green Man.
I tell you what, though. It sounds better than some of the earlier versions of this song, at least his voice does imho.