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* BassoProfundo: Steele's signature low voice.
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* BassoProfundo: Steele's signature low voice.voice, although he was capable of reaching tenor range (and quite loudly as well).
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** He also wrote the lyrics to Agnostic Front's "Public Assistance", however he didn't sing on the track.
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** He also wrote the lyrics to Agnostic Front's "Public Assistance", Assistance" [[note]]and cowrote lyrics on four other songs on the album ''Cause For Alarm''[[/note]], however he didn't sing on the track.
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* DrugsAreBad: "White Slavery." Also "Sinus," "Lung," and "Liver."
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: "Wolf Moon" isn't about romantic trysts between vampires and werewolves. Peter has stated It's actually about the narrator turning into a werewolf whenever he[[IntercourseWithYou goes down on his girlfriend]] while she's [[NoPeriodsPeriod on her period]].
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%% * GettingCrapPastTheRadar: "Wolf Moon" isn't about romantic trysts between vampires GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and werewolves. Peter has stated It's actually about persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the narrator turning into a werewolf whenever he[[IntercourseWithYou goes down on his girlfriend]] while she's [[NoPeriodsPeriod on her period]].future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
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* TheMirrorShowsYourTrueSelf: "World Coming Down" alludes to this with the line "But the mirror shows me, an ingrate".
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* YourCheatingHeart: "Unsuccessfully Coping with the Natural Beauty of Infidelity", a.k.a "I Know You're Fucking Someone Else".
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''So dye em black! So dye em black!''\\
''Black number one!"''
''Black number one!"''
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''So dye em 'em black! So dye em 'em black!''\\
''Black ''Black, black, black, black number one!"''
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* CarefulWithThatAxe: The intro to "Tripping A Blind Man" features a rather sudden and high scream from Peter.
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* OminousPipeOrgan: Pops up often in their songs, most prominently in "Bloody Kisses" and "Haunted".
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* ExpospeakGag: Most of the song titles on ''Slow, Deep and Hard''. The 3rd section of "Unsuccessfully Coping with the Natural Beauty of Infidelity" even [[DontExplainTheJoke spells it out]] with its title of "I Know You're Fucking Someone Else."
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* ExpospeakGag: Most of the song titles on ''Slow, Deep and Hard''. The 3rd section of "Unsuccessfully Coping with the Natural Beauty of Infidelity" even [[DontExplainTheJoke spells it out]] with its title of "I Know You're Fucking Someone Else."" The lengthiest one is "The Misinterpretation of Silence and its Disastrous Consequences: I. Venus: Contrary Motion", a silent interlude about a man not understanding a woman's side of an argument.
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* LimitedLyricsSong: "Can't Lose You" and "Burnt Flowers Fallen", with both lasting slightly more than 6 minutes.
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* LongRunnerLineUp: A Type 2: Type O Negative was Peter Steele, Kenny Hickey, Josh Silver and Johnny Kelly from 1993 to 2010, after original drummer Sal Abruscato left.
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Band-mates aren't obviously a part of the pale brunette trope without explaining that they all dyed their hair, they did not have covers on every album, so I added the exception. And also I corrected the bit about werewolves in wolf moon, which Peter clarified in an interview with Kerrang! magazine in 1996
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* CoverVersion: They liked to do this [[OncePerEpisode once per album]]:
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* CoverVersion: They liked to do this [[OncePerEpisode once per album]]:album]] with the exception of "Dead Again."
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* EeriePaleSkinnedBrunette: All of the members.
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* EeriePaleSkinnedBrunette: All of the members.members ironically had to dye their hair black at Peter's request, to maintain a polished image for the band.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: "Wolf Moon" isn't about werewolves. It uses werewolves as a metaphor. It's about the narrator [[IntercourseWithYou going down on his girlfriend]] while she's [[NoPeriodsPeriod on her period]].
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: "Wolf Moon" isn't about romantic trysts between vampires and werewolves. It uses werewolves as a metaphor. Peter has stated It's actually about the narrator [[IntercourseWithYou going turning into a werewolf whenever he[[IntercourseWithYou goes down on his girlfriend]] while she's [[NoPeriodsPeriod on her period]].
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* OurVampiresAreDifferent: Suspended In Dusk.
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* NoEnding: Their "Day Tripper" [[Music/TheBeatles Beatles medley]] ends with the riff from "I Want You (She's So Heavy)," and the band can't resist abruptly cutting the recording off the same way the original does.
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* NoEnding: Their Many of their songs end with a sudden digital cut-off, rather than a proper ending.
** Which makes sense when one considers they were influenced by The Beatles. Furthermore, their "Day Tripper" [[Music/TheBeatles Beatles medley]] ends with the riff from "I Want You (She's So Heavy)," and the band can't resist abruptly cutting the recording off the same way the original does.
** Which makes sense when one considers they were influenced by The Beatles. Furthermore, their "Day Tripper" [[Music/TheBeatles Beatles medley]] ends with the riff from "I Want You (She's So Heavy)," and the band can't resist abruptly cutting the recording off the same way the original does.
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* BarbarianLonghair: Peter Steele, full stop. Despite this, he's [[EvenTheGuysWantHim managed to gain attraction from men as well as women]] (like the Playgirl article as documented below).
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* BarbarianLonghair: Peter Steele, full stop. Despite this, he's [[EvenTheGuysWantHim managed to gain attraction from men as well as women]] (like the Playgirl article as documented below).
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* CoverVersion: They liked to do this [[OncePerEpisode once per album]]:
** "Hey Pete" (a reworded cover of JimiHendrix 's version of "Hey Joe") on "The Origin Of The Feces". The 1994 reissue also includes a cover of BlackSabbath 's "Paranoid" as an extra track, which was recorded that year and rejected from the Nativity In Black Tribute album in favour of the group's version of "Black Sabbath" (which also has an alternate version called "From The Satanic Perspective").
** "Summer Breeze" on Bloody Kisses, a cover of the Isley Brothers arrangement of the Seals & Croft song (although slower).
** "Cinnamon Girl" (originally by NeilYoung ) on October Rust.
** A medley of TheBeatles songs "Day Tripper", "If I Needed Someone" and "I Want You [She's So Heavy]" on World Coming Down. The group also performed "Back In The USSR", "Dear Prudence" and "Magical Mystery Tour" live.
** "Highway Star" by Deep Purple on Nascar:Crank It Up.
** "Angry Inch" from Hedwig And The Angry Inch on Life Is Killing Me.
** A medley of Santana's arrangements of "Evil Ways", "Oye Como Va" and "Black Magic Woman" (all were, in themselves covers), on the CD included with the Symphony For The Devil DVD.
** "Hey Pete" (a reworded cover of JimiHendrix 's version of "Hey Joe") on "The Origin Of The Feces". The 1994 reissue also includes a cover of BlackSabbath 's "Paranoid" as an extra track, which was recorded that year and rejected from the Nativity In Black Tribute album in favour of the group's version of "Black Sabbath" (which also has an alternate version called "From The Satanic Perspective").
** "Summer Breeze" on Bloody Kisses, a cover of the Isley Brothers arrangement of the Seals & Croft song (although slower).
** "Cinnamon Girl" (originally by NeilYoung ) on October Rust.
** A medley of TheBeatles songs "Day Tripper", "If I Needed Someone" and "I Want You [She's So Heavy]" on World Coming Down. The group also performed "Back In The USSR", "Dear Prudence" and "Magical Mystery Tour" live.
** "Highway Star" by Deep Purple on Nascar:Crank It Up.
** "Angry Inch" from Hedwig And The Angry Inch on Life Is Killing Me.
** A medley of Santana's arrangements of "Evil Ways", "Oye Como Va" and "Black Magic Woman" (all were, in themselves covers), on the CD included with the Symphony For The Devil DVD.
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* DolledUpInstallment: ''Slow, Deep and Hard'' consists mostly of material Carnivore didn't get around to recording.
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* DolledUpInstallment: ''Slow, Deep and Hard'' consists mostly of material Carnivore didn't get around to recording. It wasn't in fact, even intended as an album to start with - it was originally released as a demo tape under the Type O's previous name Repulsion. Roadrunner bought the rights off the group, then released it as their debut whilst what the group thought was the actual album was being recorded (hence why the group repurposed those rerecordings and newer tracks as the fake live album "The Origin Of The Feces").
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* UpdatedRerelease: The group put a digipak version out of Bloody Kisses which was intentionally worse than the original.It removed the tracks "Kill All The White People", "We Hate Everyone" due to people taking the lyrics too literally, as well as the interludes, changed to an almost completely different track order (closing with the single Black No 1), and changed the cover to make it look like a bootleg. The only plus was that it added the previously omitted track "Suspended In Dusk", although this also appeared on the "Christian Woman" single.
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* NewSoundAlbum: ''Bloody Kisses'', which was where they found their signature gothic/doom sound while for the most part moving away from the Carnivore-styled thrash of ''Slow, Deep and Hard''.
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* NewSoundAlbum: ''Bloody Kisses'', which was where they found their signature gothic/doom sound while for the most part moving away from the Carnivore-styled thrash of ''Slow, Deep and Hard''.Hard''
** "Dead Again" is a mix of all the group's styles, as it returns to the thrash-punk of ''Slow Deep And Hard'' whilst using a lot of progginess of ''Bloody Kisses" and the melodicism of "October Rust" and some of the guitar tone from "World Coming Down". It also has the longest song in their discography in the over 14-minute long "These Three Things".
** "Dead Again" is a mix of all the group's styles, as it returns to the thrash-punk of ''Slow Deep And Hard'' whilst using a lot of progginess of ''Bloody Kisses" and the melodicism of "October Rust" and some of the guitar tone from "World Coming Down". It also has the longest song in their discography in the over 14-minute long "These Three Things".
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* BarbarianLonghair: Peter Steele, full stop. Despite this he's [[EvenTheGuysWantHim managed to gain attraction rom men as well as women]] (like the Playgirl article as documented below).
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* BadassMustache: Towards the end of his life, Peter Steele sported a Music/FrankZappa like mustache and soul patch.
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* LargeAndInCharge: Peter Steele towered over the rest of the band.
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* BitingTheHandHumor: Combined with a Music/TheBeatles ShoutOut in "Can't Lose You" - The ending of the song includes a deliberately hard-to-understand chant that sounds similar to one heard near the end of "I Am The Walrus", which turns out to be "Everybody smokes pot / Monte Conner sucks cock". "Everybody smokes pot" is a common {{mondegreen}} for that section of "I Am The Walrus" (it's officially "everybody, up, up"), while Monte Conner was the vice president of Roadrunner while Type O Negative were on the label.
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* BitingTheHandHumor: Combined with a Music/TheBeatles ShoutOut in "Can't Lose You" - The ending of the song includes a deliberately hard-to-understand chant that sounds similar to one heard near the end of "I Am The Walrus", which turns out to be "Everybody smokes pot / Monte Conner sucks cock". "Everybody smokes pot" is a common {{mondegreen}} for that section of "I Am The Walrus" (it's officially "everybody, up, up"), while Monte Conner was the vice president of Roadrunner Creator/RoadrunnerRecords while Type O Negative were on the label.
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* GentleGiant: Peter Steele stood at 6'8, but despite this and his rather intimidating voice, he actually came across as a very laid back guy in interviews. When he appeared on The Jerry Springer Show, he said he'd have to watch what he said because [[MommasBoy "his mother was watching"]]
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->''She's in love with herself,\\
She likes the dark,\\
On her milk white neck,\\
The Devil's mark.''
-->"Black No. 1"
She likes the dark,\\
On her milk white neck,\\
The Devil's mark.''
-->"Black No. 1"
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* GirlOnGirlIsHot: "My Girlfriend's Girlfriend" is this turned UpToEleven as the singer goes into detail that not only do they have sex together, they both have sex with him too.
-->''"They keep me warm on cold nights,\\
We must be quite a sight,\\
In our meat triangle,\\
All tangled,\\
Wow!"''
-->''"They keep me warm on cold nights,\\
We must be quite a sight,\\
In our meat triangle,\\
All tangled,\\
Wow!"''
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''Black number one!''
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''Black number one!'' one!"''
