Life Is Killing Me [EXTRA TRACKS] [IMPORT] [LIMITED EDITION]

Type O Negative

Product Details

• Audio CD (June 24, 2003)
• Original Release Date: June 24, 2003
• Number of Discs: 2
• Format: Extra tracks, Import, Limited Edition
• Label: Roadrunner UK
• ASIN: B00009Q9AH
• Also Available in: Audio CD
• Average Customer Review: 4.8 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (5 customer reviews)
• Amazon.com Sales Rank: #277,247 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

Track Listings

Disc: 1

1. Thir13teen

2. I Don't Wanna Be Me

3. Less Than Zero (<0)

4. Todd's Ship Gods (Above All Things)

5. I Like Goils

6. ...A Dish Best Served Coldly

7. How Could She?

8. Life Is Killing Me

9. Nettie

10. Electrocute (We Were)

See all 15 tracks on this disc

Disc: 2

1. Out of the Fire [#][*]

2. Christian Woman [Butt-Kissing, Sell-Out Version][#][*]

3. Suspended in Dusk [#][*]

4. Blood and Fire [Out of the Ashes Mix][#][*]

5. Black Sabbath [#][*]

6. Cinnamon Girl [Extended Depression Mix][#][*]

7. Haunted [Per Version][#][*]

Editorial Reviews

Amazon.com

Still proving that gothic metal need be mordant and humorless, New York's Type O returns with their sixth album of misanthropy, high drama and perversion with tongue planted firmly in cheek. Towering frontman Pete Steele is still the band’s focal point and his lyrics are more grotesquely hilarious than ever. Musically, Life is pretty accessible, eschewing much of the brutal, thrashy heaviness of Type O's early material. "(We Were) Electrocute" is a sleek, electro-pop homage to 1980s New Romanticism that showcases Josh Silver's funeral synth lines. The adrenaline-fuelled soft-rock rush of "I Like Goils" comes on like Andrew WK in a vampire cape. And "Less than Zero" finds Type O Negative revisiting one of their more surprising influences, the Beatles, as a sitar cuts through the eerie gloom. --Louis Pattison

Product Description

2003 album from Roadrunner Records! Limited edition double CD features an additional bonus disc of seven rare and previously unreleased classics, 'Out Of The Fire (Kane's Theme)' (prev. unreleased), 'Christian Woman' (Butt-Kissing Sell-Out Version), 'Suspended In Dusk', 'Blood & Fire' (Out Of The Ashes Mix), 'Black Sabbath', 'Cinnamon Girl' (Extended Depression Mix), & 'Haunted' (Per Version - prev. unreleased), dating back to the days of 'Bloody Kisses'. 22 tracks. Slipcase.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Type O Negative Makes A Comeback!, May 21, 2004

By	BGP "author of 'Intrinsic Desires'" (NY) - See all my reviews

The extra tracks really make this disc a good reason for old school Type O fans to come out of the shadows. A far cry from the commercially pleasing "October Rust," but more depth and variety than "World Coming Down," this disc is a long awaited gem. Again, Type O Negative preserves their neo-gothic sound while mixing in elements of metal, rock and new age/industrial.
Notable tracks include "Nettie," "Anesthesia" and "Drunk In Paris." The highlight of the second disc (or of the whole album) is the "Suspended In Dusk" track from the import version of "Bloody Kisses," and the "Out Of The Ashes" mix of "Blood/Fire" from the Mortal Kombat Soundtrack. These two are a must have for Type O fans, conveniently added to this two disc set, as well as the spine-chilling intro to the second disc. Bravo for Type O!

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Type (-), July 3, 2003

By	"dayspringrocks" (TX) - See all my reviews

You weren't expecting TON to digress were you? Peter's musical genius deepens with every album. This new work is not as dark; and their dark songs from the past were some of their best. However, with this new progressive and brighter instrumental quality (interjected with the "same old" dark "Type O" lyrics,) the band seems to be taking a more passive approach to their fatalistic views, as if, like the album states, Life is Killing Them. This album is like the others in that it will not get old. I believe that this is their second best album; preceeded by October Rust! Enjoy.

3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Better Than Ever, June 25, 2003

By A Customer

Now here is a band that deserves a lot more credit and regognition. This is by far Type O's best album since Bloody Kisses. Its a step in a whole new , less depressing , more rocking direction. Musically , they have got to be one of the best metal bands out there. Peter is definetly one of the greatest , unsung vocalists of all time. All in all , this album rocks. Not one bad track. Buy it!