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MSRcast Episode 99: Tribute to Peter Steele

  • Posted on April 17, 2010

We are bringing you a very special episode, as we pay tribute to Peter Steele, who passed away on April 14, 2010. Remember to contact us at msrcast@gmail.com, and follow us over on Twitter. Come and join Evil C. and Papa Josh over on Facebook, and while you are there, join our facebook fan page, and of course on Myspace. We now have a brand new permanent phone number at (832) 429-6669.

Type O Negative -Red Water (Christmas Mourning)
Type O Negative -(We Were) Electrocute
Type O Negative -Love You To Death
Type O Negative – Kill All The White People
Type O Negatice – Day Tripper Medley
Iommi – Just Say No To Love
Type O Negative – Everyone I love Is Dead
Carnivore – Jesus Hitler
Carnivore – Manic Depression
Graveworm – Christian Woman
Type O Negative – Hey Pete (Ego Trip Version)
Type O Negative – Pyretta Blaze
Type O Negative – Dead Again
Type O Negative – Unsuccessfully Coping With The Natural Beauty Of Infidelity
Type O Negative – Black Sabbath (From The Satanic Perspective)

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  • crazy_bear_tha_manbeast

    RIP Dead or not he still rocks

  • saddleburr

    in memory of peter steele…48 years young

    my path through metal has been far from arrow straight, and during the early-mid 90's every wednesday night i could be found haunting fx in san jose – south bay's premier (read: only) goth-industrial club. it was there i was first introduced to type-O, and while i was never a rabid fan i have always had a weakness for clever hooks in a song, be they musical or lyrical – and they had both (come on, 'kill all ze white people'?)
    over the years i had seen peter in a variety of interviews and i have always appreciated his self-depricating manner. i think he had a great comic's sense of timing, and rarely seemed to shy away from involving himself as the butt of a joke. his vokill prowess was as unmistakable as his accent and manner of stringing words together was brooklyn bound. he never really xuded the rock-god attitude, even though he fronted inarguably one of the most popular goth/doom bands of all time; he came across as a genuinely down-to-earth person whose seeming sense about himself we could use more of in this crazy world

    even within the metal community where there's far too mcuh focus on what is/isn't 'troo', steele was an honest xample of humaninity

    simply put, he was one of us, and he will be missed

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