Johnny is one of THE MOST underrated drummers. He is such an amazing, talented drummer. Wish we saw his name more often. ROCK ON!

@m.h.9755

Жыл бұрын

Yes, and the whole band is!

@pittielover8949

Жыл бұрын

@@m.h.9755 Agree!!

@m.h.9755

Жыл бұрын

@@pittielover8949 Your're gettin hugs for free! ;-)

@benjamindavid5944

Жыл бұрын

He is great!! It’s too bad he had to use drum programs for the albums :(

@Plaza_and_Mote

6 ай бұрын

​@@benjamindavid5944October Rust sounds good with the drum programming

Why so few views, come on people it's Johnny, show your love.

@danielbaugher826

3 жыл бұрын

Amen 🙏 that’s what I was thinking 🤔 😂

@PiroXiline

2 жыл бұрын

They all were characters. Johnny is probably the one who was the "normal guy" that was able even just by his presents to resolve things and move things further. He is what largely held the community together, he understood everybody, and was the one being reasonable and resolving difficulties othesr put themselves and everybody into. Imagine the degree of Kenny & Peter suffering if there was no Johnny for them. From all of them, I love hearing him the most. Lets hope we learn from this interview/s. As Peter thought he was strong & discipined - & what happened, and unresolved potential. We need to have discipline to work in a good way, and maybe we, next generations would deliver the works they hoped to reify to cure humanity.

I still wish I saved Peter's voicemail that he left for me in around 2000-2001. I will also never forget calling his phone and anyone who is old enough will remember the old style voicemails when you called someone where a friendly operator/woman's voice would say "You have reached the voice mail-box of (then here it would be the person actually saying their name)". So on Peter's it was the woman's voice saying "you have reached the voice mail-box of" and then you would here Pete say "Petuh Steele" (heavy Brooklyn accent). RIP Greenman and thank you for always being so overly kind.

I once met Johnny and Sal at a Pale Horse show and they were incredibly humble. I’m 29 from Birmingham UK and they’re in their 50s from Brooklyn NY but we bonded over metal. Such an amazing memory I’ll always cherish.

Peter... are you listening? You made it, babe. Reluctantly or otherwise, you made it.

It's really sad to hear how Peter was all rejuvenated, and excited to write a new record, but didn't get there. Travesty. I want that record. I would really love to listen to some new Type O music that I've never heard before. And if he was apparently just phoning in the writing on the last two records, we may have been robbed of something really special. I miss this band terribly. Nice interview, I enjoyed it. I always got the impression that Johnny was the glue that held the band together. Maybe I'm dead wrong.

@E.C.2

2 жыл бұрын

"Life is Killing me" is a great record. Surprised to hear they didn't try w that LP.

@bradleegeraldkevin7799

Жыл бұрын

@@E.C.2 That album is a masterpiece, it's still growing on me

37, was 13 the first time hearing Type O Negative. Never stopped listening after 2010. I'm a Type O Negative Fan until the day I Rust In Piece.

@LiaBunny93

2 жыл бұрын

hahaha awh :)

@JH-sn8kg

2 жыл бұрын

Same here 👍

This guy is super cool. Very good drummer. Long live Type o

@typeonegativelives4469

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed

I found Type-O-Negative when I was 14 and a freshman. I'm 40 and I'm still OBSESSED! When I first started dating my wife 11 years ago I got her into it. She's still mad she never got to see them live....I DID!!!!

Type O Negative, an epic band that will always pass and outlast the test of time, they will always be relevant. They left a huge imprint on this world.

Been a devoted fan from the get go! I cannot function without listening to Type O Negative routinely. I am utterly grateful! Thank you Johnny! RIP Green Man 💚🖤💚 Negative for life!

@pamelastengel3884

2 жыл бұрын

ditto

@arthurbishop3173

2 жыл бұрын

@@pamelastengel3884 Same here

I was blessed enough thank you 🙏 JESUCRISTO to see Type O Negative twice before Pete left us Jesus bless him amen 🙏🙏✝️💚🤩😇

@gailanndenman9932

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry we yolos

Steele in love with this band today!

Type O Negative has been one of my favorite bands since I first heard them in '95. Their music have had such a huge impact on my life. Forever grateful for the experience!

@jayarelle2666

9 ай бұрын

Same for me. After watching Headbangers Ball consistently, one night Black No. 1 came on and instantly I knew Type O Negative was special and unique.

I first heard Type O on the Mortal Kombat movie sountrack. Little did I know, that mix of Blood and Fire was going to take me on a 30 trip with their music. No other band like them. Forever missed...

On tour with Queensryche Promise Land tour having beers in parking lot with Peter Steele and Jeff Tate after playing to a few hundred people between Detroit and Chicago concerts! What amazing guys just to come out into the parking lot waiting on there buses to say hi to fans! PRICELESS

Love Johnny. He the nicest guy .

Excellent interview. Great quetions and flow. Johhny seems like a good guy. Never met him but met peter josh many times. My cousin was the guitarist in Fallout and i used to watch them practice in joshs basement. This was late 70s early 80s.... even then as teenagers they were so freaking good. To this day i still get upset that Fallout broke up. But we got Carnivore and Type O. And my cousin is a producer. Great job again!

@typeonegativelives4469

2 жыл бұрын

Wow, hope everything is going well for John Campos.

@mayplace1961

2 жыл бұрын

@@typeonegativelives4469 yes. John is doing very well. He has a recording studio and produces a wide variety of music. One Mind Music.

@typeonegativelives4469

2 жыл бұрын

@@mayplace1961 great to know he's doing well!

@mayplace1961

2 жыл бұрын

@@typeonegativelives4469 glad i found this channel!

He is still as handsome as he ever was. Fucking fantastic, hard hitting drummer. That whole band was always super down to earth, just regular Joe's from Brooklyn who are music fans themselves.

I couldn't believe Johnnys hair is that grey..but hell mine is too ...getting older sucks but type o always takes me back to being 21 years old...all time fav band

@JohnDoe-sx2zk

2 жыл бұрын

whats wrong with getting old? whats wrong with grey hair? its the natural order of things

@vbhall3407

2 жыл бұрын

@@JohnDoe-sx2zk I get what your saying but for instance..my probs with getting old is getting up every morn feeling like someone snuck in and put the boots to ya and kicked the living shit out of ya while you was asleep...just listen to a song by warren zevon called "my shits fucked up" I explains it all very nicely ..lol

@JohnDoe-sx2zk

2 жыл бұрын

@@vbhall3407 i hear you,bro. i have the hit by the mack truck mornings too. get your testerone levels checked

@vbhall3407

2 жыл бұрын

@@JohnDoe-sx2zk yeah I've been thinking about that..I just turned 46 so it's about that time..back in the day I had maybe to much test lol..natural not artificial..but I was doing alot of weightlifting benching 350lbs deadlifting 800lbs and got into pro wrestling for a couple years, trained pro boxers and sparred with our heavy weight noone else would ..lol and was just balls to the wall doing anything full contact..funny how I just lately started feeling that..lol..but it's a possibility it could be that

@yvesheinrich5013

2 жыл бұрын

Johnny's been greying out since the 90s, hehe. I think the entire band claimed that, which is why Peter told him to grow his hair out and dye his hair black.

Johnny is an absolute gentlemen.

What a GREAT interview! Johnny and I are recording some music together and I thoroughly enjoyed watching this!

@typeonegativelives4469

2 жыл бұрын

Keep us updated about your project with Johnny

Saw them in concert a few times and just love them! RIP Peter 🖤🖤

I’ve been a Type O fan 30 years. Got to see them on the Crüe tour in ‘94 and they played like 3 songs in 40 minutes 😂❤. So good. The sun was still up when we left. Lol

Johnny is an awesome 😎 drummer , I like the simplicity of his kit kinda like Chuck Biscuits , minimal but man ROCK IT LOL

Good guy Johnny, great drummer. Perfect for Type O. Brilliant!

I got October rust in late 96 early 97. My mom gave me that and panteras 101 live proof. Love type o

@typeonegativelives4469

2 жыл бұрын

💚

@billrobertjoe

Жыл бұрын

101 proof was released in july 1997

I LOVE what Johnny has done with his hair! It looks killer!! Yeah, you gotta do the grow-out of the dye-job, but: lookin' good, buddy! (Totally platonic; coming atcha from a hairdresser POV. And a YUUUGE TON(s o'fun) fan. )

Thanks for the stories Johnny.

TypeOnegative 4 life!!!!!!! Fav band of all time and no other band comes close.

Great interview. I don't know how life went on the day Type O was no more. Rock on brother 🤟🤟

This was so good - really enjoyed this!

@typeonegativelives4469

Жыл бұрын

💚💚💚

I made sure to see Type O at least twice on every tour starting with Bloody Kisses! They are still my favorite band and always will be! #typeonegative

Long live The Big Green Machine!!!!

Great interview man. Danzig calls him the best drummer today, I totally agree. Been listening since SDH. Once a month I laugh along with the After Dark commentary video. Rip Peter 🙏

Such a cheerful and nice guy

@typeonegativelives4469

Жыл бұрын

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Requiescant in Pace Petrus ✝ The 90's were hip hop riot grrrrl liberal Hell and Type O were a shining exception.

I was very fortunate to get to see them seven times from 1996 till 2007 they were great every time. I met Johnny and Kenny during a 1996 show in Orlando Florida I had VIP meet and greet tickets so we got to meet them before the show Peter and Josh didn't show but it was fun anyway

I don't feel as if Peter is dead maybe hiding àway

@GregorMortis420

4 ай бұрын

To me he permeates Nature as a whole, you can find him in the roots, in the branches of trees, in their leaves and in the lymph that feeds plants and animals, he is everywhere at the end of time 💚

Such a nice guy he is, damn

Makes me so sad that Peter could of survived the diverticilitis if he would of got help. He is truly missed. And these Autumn months he is missed more.

The first time i heard them was the Girlfriend song....after that they had and have one more fan🤘

I loves this guy to the heart Such a sweet heartead person 🇧🇷👊🏻💕

Caught you in Knoxville TN, looking for trouble.... You found me! Oh back on the skeletour... Chronological Master Johnny, was it 06, or 07? Casket Crew forever! God bless all of you

Johnny is a cool guy, my favourite band,type o

To me Pete permeates Nature as a whole, you can find him in the roots, in the branches of trees, in their leaves and in the lymph that feeds plants and animals, he is everywhere at the end of time 💚

love type O

Thank you for this!

Great interview bud, great guest!

Awesome interview! Always one of my favourite bands.

I love the insights into the creative process. I've been wondering this stuff for years

At 42 I didn't discover TON until 2021, and I now play it every day sometimes for hours. It's the only band that I don't get tired of listening to, because there is so much variety. If I want atmospheric, I can listen to Red Water, or punk, there's Angry Itch, upbeat I dont wanna be me. It's crazy how good this band was.

Jason Green: something about you reminds me of a character from Heavy Metal, but i can't put my finger on whom. I say this with total love and respect. It might be another animated rock thing, too ...but it's weird. I'll go hunt around and get back to ya. Hope all is rad in your world, btw!

Unless you’re from NY you don’t get the humor in their songs. They were great, but the double entendres were masterful. The best ball breakers I’m sure.

A great interview and insight on how the band actually was behind the scenes.

ICONS !!! PHILADELPHIA USA

The snowboard story is great!

@typeonegativelives4469

Жыл бұрын

True 💚

I was a huge Carnivore fan back when they came out and didn’t know that Peter was also the frontman for Type until 8 years ago….. Unbelievable Polar opposites.

Awesome 👌

Great interview btw. New to this channel & really love the straightforward approach.

@typeonegativelives4469

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you 💚💚💚

I remember being really into them in the 90's-2000's and there was definitely a sense of "this band is underrated, this is MY band" i always said they would get bigger later on, just like Pink Floyd did, and it's cool to see i was right. I called it around 96 btw lol.

Black Biamond is the advanced marker for skiing and snowboarding. Very cool interview. I respect how well you spoke about those personal issues with Peter! Thank you so much. For being able to get in contact and speak to him about such a legendary band. Thanks Johnny. 🤘🤘🏻🤘🤘🏼🤘🏻🤘🇺🇸🇺🇸💀💀❤

Peter lived in Scranton for a while? Now I can't get rid of the picture of Peter Steele appearing on an episode of 'the office' :D

@typeonegativelives4469

9 ай бұрын

Yes he lived in Scranton and unfortunately that was the last place he lived 😢

@lorettasearcy1471

4 ай бұрын

​@@typeonegativelives4469I didn't know that I thought he died in Brooklyn. I think about him a lot and wonder if he'd known sooner that he had diverticulitis would he have had lived longer.

@typeonegativelives4469

4 ай бұрын

@@lorettasearcy1471 He could have been saved 😢

@lorettasearcy1471

4 ай бұрын

@@typeonegativelives4469 Thanks for answering back and you put my mind at ease. I really do appreciate it. Type O Negative fan for life.

@typeonegativelives4469

4 ай бұрын

@@lorettasearcy1471 💚💚💚

Thanks 👍😘🇸🇪

Love the snowboarding story lol and a green circle is the easiest, blue square intermediate, black diamond advanced, double black diamond expert. I read Rex's book some years back and I was cracking up reading about Phil being scared shitless. And if memory serves he took off his skis and walked down. Rex had skied a bit so he was having a great time laughing his ass off watching phil white knuckle it back to the lodge!

Oh nooo 🐈😸😸 kitty.....😢

Type O will have always have an intrinsic influence on me, those albums till these day are getting me through difficult times. Johnny is right, nothing will ever sound like it and it's still gloriously confusing today

I always liked Johnny’s attitude: he’s super nice, cool, down to earth and, of course, an eccellent drummer!! He’s so “normal” (like all Type o) and I love his way to laugh, in videos is possible to hear him laughing all the time 😂 I would like to have a beer with him 😉

I still think October Rust was the best album of all time.

Sad that he left pale horse, why though? They are amazing

They got me through the military and I got my right shoulder tatted when I got out.

Kids....(I am 50...still look in my 20's....yay for the leather clad blondie bombshell old school metalhead transgurl)....Peter get's his life together......and THIS happens. ...yet Keith is still alive....KEITH!!!!! LIFE US NOT FAIR! This metal queen is going to stay a VSlim 120 chain smoker... Midnight toker and snow queen

And then MY GARBAGE STATE doesn't want to send Peter where he belongs......

I would have loved to just hang out... grab some food. I always felt a connection . down to earth lol and myself, i'm sarcastic.so I liked and seen the mad humor. Still can't pronounce Peter's last name...As long as I get updates, I'll follow.

@pamelastengel3884

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you J. i'm loving this one... lifted my spirits

@tamillab1251

Жыл бұрын

What’s so difficult about his last name? It’s pretty simple, pronounced the same as the word ‘steel’.

@typeonegativelives4469

Жыл бұрын

I guess he was referring to his real last name not Steele

@tamillab1251

Жыл бұрын

Ahh I see! Agreed. Most Polish (or Polish origin) last names are difficult to pronounce, especially for non-slavic speakers.

@typeonegativelives4469

Жыл бұрын

@@tamillab1251 yeah

GO NAVY SEALS MOUNT CARMEL PA USA❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

I thought Beethoven was good than I heard Type O Negative!!!

You're the first to know-project will be called PATRIACHS IN BLACK-Karl Agell will sing a song-Rob Dukes will sing a song-more info soon.

@typeonegativelives4469

2 жыл бұрын

Wow that's great!!!! Thank you 💚

Department of Insanitation 💚 (-) lol

Omg Jhonny has gray hair now

@typeonegativelives4469

3 жыл бұрын

Yes 💚

@rolandomatajr4526

3 жыл бұрын

It is weird to see him like that. I always go back to watch type o negative live and I think wow have they aged.

@arthurbishop3173

3 жыл бұрын

@@rolandomatajr4526 They didn't live healthy back then, whether it was booze and cigs for the other 3 or Pete and his booze/coke habit(s)...plus, life on the road is HARD, and takes its toll on you.

@djcease1996

2 жыл бұрын

@@arthurbishop3173 His hair is grey because it's a known fact when you dye your hair black over time and as you age and let it eventually fade out you are more prone to grey.

@arthurbishop3173

2 жыл бұрын

@@djcease1996 It's a known fact that when you smoke cigarettes for a long period of time, you age faster.

This interview would have been better if the host hadn’t interrupted Johnny so often

Please tell me how to interview Kenny hickey, he is my guitar hero since the beginning!

lmao!!!

Dam when did johnny become silver

@djcease1996

2 жыл бұрын

Black hair dye takes the longest to fade completely but as men or women age you become more prone to grey hair after dying it black for so long.

I disagree...I am a casual listener and listen to shoegaze and classic rock and everything else and I like to listen to Type O. lol

I'm a casual fan.. how did you come up with the name for a blood type

@Plaza_and_Mote

6 ай бұрын

Huh?

Who are you Jason?

Johnny is so cool but this guy interviewing him is AWFUL

@jayarelle2666

9 ай бұрын

Why?

Is Johnny Kelly native American?

@typeonegativelives4469

11 ай бұрын

His roots are half italians

@prince_audiobook

11 ай бұрын

@@typeonegativelives4469 ok. Well he is extremely sweet old man. He needs to eat chocolates which i hope he does to keep his sugary personality going. 🤣🤭 Just joking.

the interviewer is the most boring person ever LMFAOO, at least johnny was having fun

I could never understand why and who has decided to use those ridiculous drums samples (I mostly mean snare drum here, other drums (toms) sound like an interesting creative choice). Snare sounds so unnatural, and it feels like a 5 year old joined on drums alongside the adults. Otherwise love TON. RIP Pete.

@arthurbishop3173

2 жыл бұрын

My guess is that it was cheaper and quicker to use fake drums, but I agree with you: they sound terrible, esp on WCD and LIKM.

Thanks 👍😘🇸🇪