What Are You Listening To?

[Nordicdusk]

There is a great series of videos on YouTube where Kenny and Johnny talk about there discography with some funny stories about Peter sitting down and eating $60 worth of Chinese to himself. Also Johnny is making sure that every Vinyl in the reissued Vinyl Boxset has the proper shade of green which had to be different for each release.

Videos are called Code Orange interview Type O Negative.

[Justin101]

I've added the playlist to my account I'll watch those later. I did see other interviews from when the vinyl box set came out with Kenny and I think they were in his house and he was talking about the band getting together and Pete getting up to mischief. You can tell they were true brothers to each other and there was a lot of love there.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Vain - Secrets



No Respect (1989)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Ghost - Stay ft. Patrick Wilson



The end credits song to Insidious: The Red Door, out today in cinemas.

[MrBarlow]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Ghost - Stay ft. Patrick Wilson



The end credits song to Insidious: The Red Door, out today in cinemas.

Something different to a horror film...mind you for Amityville Awakening the song for that was different for a horror flick.

[Justin101]

I was just about to post that

Finally a Ghost song from their new era that I like haha, it really suits Papa's vocals.

[Nordicdusk]

Originally Posted by Justin101

I was just about to post that

Finally a Ghost song from their new era that I like haha, it really suits Papa's vocals.

I know nothing about Ghost but a serious question here. What's the difference between the early era of the band and now. I hear people say they don't like what Ghost have become.

[Justin101]

Originally Posted by Nordicdusk

I know nothing about Ghost but a serious question here. What's the difference between the early era of the band and now. I hear people say they don't like what Ghost have become.

They used to be a doom band really, they were on Rise Above records, but they have gotten progressively more like a rock band, their latest album (which I hate and Dem loves lol) could easily be a Van Halen record I love their first few albums, I even really liked the very theatrical Prequelle but that was very far removed from their first two albums.

Look at the video for Secular Haze on YouTube, first of all it looks like a Jess Franco film, but the song is great doomy metal. Then listen to something like Call Me Little Sunshine, it's hard to believe it's the same band!

There is a fantastic middle ground though with songs like Cerice which I love

[Nordicdusk]

Originally Posted by Justin101

They used to be a doom band really, they were on Rise Above records, but they have gotten progressively more like a rock band, their latest album (which I hate and Dem loves lol) could easily be a Van Halen record I love their first few albums, I even really liked the very theatrical Prequelle but that was very far removed from their first two albums.

Look at the video for Secular Haze on YouTube, first of all it looks like a Jess Franco film, but the song is great doomy metal. Then listen to something like Call Me Little Sunshine, it's hard to believe it's the same band!

There is a fantastic middle ground though with songs like Cerice which I love

Thanks I'll have a listen now.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Nordicdusk

I know nothing about Ghost but a serious question here. What's the difference between the early era of the band and now. I hear people say they don't like what Ghost have become.

Ghost evolve continuously. They are on their fifth front man at the moment.

Papa Emeritus – vocals (2008–2012)
Papa Emeritus II – vocals (2012–2015)
Papa Emeritus III – vocals, kazoo (2015–2017)
Cardinal Copia – vocals (2018–2020)
Papa Emeritus IV (2020-present)

Their next album could well be more metal orientated. Besides they weren't exactly Doom Metal on their first album. I suppose a bit of early Candlemass did shine through but three quarters of the songs were still pop metal.