Type O Negative - Slow Deep & Hard
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Free Music Review: The recipe for rage.
Hit: 4 Stars
This was the second Type O album I bought, the first being "Origin..". I found it to be in keeping with the heavy duty rock riffs contained on "Origin". I like some of the versions of songs that appear on "Origin" better than the originals found here, but it is good to hear them in their virgin form. "Gravitational Constant" is just about as heavy as rock can get and still sound really good, with an incredible chanting ending that rides the album out perfectly. No other band would be able to pull off an anthem about hate (Der Untermensch) and do it with the flair that Type O has. "Glass walls of limbo" is absolutely spellbinding, filled with visial imagery. I call this album perfect listening if you are mad at someone.....or want to be. Stay Negative.Free Music Review: Is it Carnivore or Type O?
Hit: 4 Stars
This is an awesome album which doesn't get the recognition it deserves. Yes, October Rust is better, but this is a masterpiece in its own right. Think of Carnivore with Keyboards. Only the true Type O fans should buy it.Free Music Review: It is not GOTH so just stop complaining about it and DIE
Hit: 4 Stars
The only reason I don't give this album a 5 star is the fact that it does go on for too long on some of the songs. Other than that I have no complaints. It is the perfect kicking around when the ex is away music.Free Music Review: Only one worth owning
Hit: 4 Stars
This is a great punk/metal album.....the only good Type O album in fact. Check out Carnivore instead of wasting time on their later crappola.Free Music Review: The Hollow girl awaits her cookie
Hit: 4 Stars
Pete Steele is quoted as saying that this CD was "really neanderthal." No kidding.