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  • Release Date: 10/31/2000
  • Sales Rank: 25,076
  • Label: ROADRUNNER RECORDS
  • UPC: 016861851026

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The Least Worst of Type O Negative

1LISTENThe Misinterpretation of Silence and Its Disastrous Consequences Wombs an 0:39
2LISTENEveryone I Love Is Dead previously unreleased 4:39
3LISTENBlack No. 1 (Little Miss Scare-All) previously unreleased 4:34
4LISTENIt's Never Enough previously unreleased 8:15
5LISTENLove You to Death 4:47
6LISTENBlack Sabbath (From the Satanic Perspective) 7:44
7LISTENChristian Woman 4:25
8LISTEN12 Black Rainbows 5:10
9LISTENMy Girlfriend's Girlfriend previously unreleased / Cheese Organ Mix 3:43
10LISTENHey Pete previously unreleased / Pete's Ego Trip Version 5:19
11LISTENEverything Dies 4:33
12LISTENCinnamon Girl Depressed Mode Mix 3:50
13LISTENUnsuccessfully Coping With the Natural Beauty of Infidelity 12:29
14LISTENStay Out of My Dreams previously unreleased 8:15

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New York City goth rockers Type O Negative have always been a scary proposition. Though the band, led by bassist singer Pete Steele, often uses irony and humor to poke fun at the goth genre, to the casual ear (i.e., parents) Type O sounds like the kind of group who retires to a torture cave and sacrifices lambs after its set is over. That perception is not helped any by Steele's vampire vocals and bent for the morbid, even if he can be tongue-in-cheek at times. The Least Worst Of, aside from being a great title, is a career retrospective that includes favorites handpicked by the band, as well as a few new tracks to boot. The group's one brush with the charts, "Black No. 1," is included, but so are obscure tracks such as "Hey Pete," a death metal remake of Hendrix's "Hey Joe" that sees the narrator employing an axe to exact revenge on his cheating girl. And the group's penchant for offbeat covers (they once did Seals & Crofts' "Summer Breeze") is also carried on with an industrial version of Neil Young's "Cinammon Girl," a track that appeared on October Rust, the group's 1996 bid for a chart success that never quite materialized. New tracks such as "It's Never Enough" find the group experimenting with upbeat tempos and more energized riffs, but Steele's trademark moan is every bit as present as before and, after hearing all their old faves, fans of the band will be made happy all over again by the new stuff. Steve Kurutz, All Music Guide

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Least Worst of Type O Negativeby Anonymous

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December 28, 2004: This is my first CD by these guys and it's just amazing. I'm more into the extreme metal but damn this is just great, I think I'm going to get into this type of sound. I like just about all the tracks. The lyrics make you feel like your problems are nothing. I like when CD's have something to say. The band picked out some great tracks to put into here....nothing more to say but to get it!!

Least Worst of Type O Negativeby Anonymous

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January 10, 2001: This CD is worth it just for the new tracks alone - A great mix of new and old. The range and depth of TON's work is quite impressive and this CD makes that quite apparent to the listener!


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