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Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Resident Evil: Afterlife
It's that time of year: time to start planning what summer blockbusters I want to see. I thought that the were finished with the live-action RE movies, but I guess the lure of 3D and the current cachet for sci-fi flicks was too much for the producers to pass up. I'm hoping that the current rage for 3D isn't going to serve as a way of making piss-poor movies seem better than they are (Clash Of The Titans, anyone?), but I'm willing to give this one a shot.
Saturday, April 17, 2010
Type O Negative's Peter Steele Remembered As 'Genius' By Fans
Another story about Peter Steele, this time from MTV.
Type O Negative's Peter Steele Remembered As 'Genius' By Fans
Type O Negative's Peter Steele Remembered As 'Genius' By Fans
Type O Negative frontman dead
Peter Steele, singer and bassist for Type O Negative, has died following an unspecified illness. He was 48.
The announcement was made on the band's website on Thursday, but I literally found out about it about five minutes ago. To be honest, I'm somewhat surprised that I'm as upset as I am at this moment. Let me explain:
Type O Negative was always a (for want of a better term) problematic band for me. Much of their stuff was dreadful--and they made no effort to deny the fact, which in turn made me admire their honesty. Some of their stuff was quite brilliant. Sometimes it was hard to tell which was which.
The gloomiest band on the planet, yet with a delightfully dry and subtle sense of humour and a relish for the absurd that greatly appealed to me. I haven't played them in years--not because I don't like them (I do), but because somehow they just seem to slip off the radar, lying fallow until they rise up and hit you right between the eyes with a new release or a new story in the metal press. In recent years, Steele's ongoing health (ahem) concerns have kept them out of the studio and therefore out of the spotlight, but once again they've risem up and hit us right between the eyes--this time in a way that is both profound and tragic.
Peter Steele, R.I.P.
CANOE -- JAM! Music: Type O Negative frontman dead
The announcement was made on the band's website on Thursday, but I literally found out about it about five minutes ago. To be honest, I'm somewhat surprised that I'm as upset as I am at this moment. Let me explain:
Type O Negative was always a (for want of a better term) problematic band for me. Much of their stuff was dreadful--and they made no effort to deny the fact, which in turn made me admire their honesty. Some of their stuff was quite brilliant. Sometimes it was hard to tell which was which.
The gloomiest band on the planet, yet with a delightfully dry and subtle sense of humour and a relish for the absurd that greatly appealed to me. I haven't played them in years--not because I don't like them (I do), but because somehow they just seem to slip off the radar, lying fallow until they rise up and hit you right between the eyes with a new release or a new story in the metal press. In recent years, Steele's ongoing health (ahem) concerns have kept them out of the studio and therefore out of the spotlight, but once again they've risem up and hit us right between the eyes--this time in a way that is both profound and tragic.
Peter Steele, R.I.P.
CANOE -- JAM! Music: Type O Negative frontman dead
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