Soul on fire. Peter Steele tra Carnivore e Type O Negative

#books_that_need_reprinting Peter Steele passed away ten years ago. I first heard of him back in 1986 - aye, I'm an old fart - and he'd go by the name of "Lord Petrus Steele" when a friend of mine came to my place bringing the vinyl record of Carnivore's self-titled first album. The cover was pretty Leggi tutto

Fact or fiction I believe it captures the personality of Peter. I wish someone would say why the band and family have issues. Everything aside this is what I thought: An amazing testament to the gentle giant, Peter Steele...well mainly Peter Thomas Ratajczyk! Jeff Wagner vividly describes the world

i finished this book on the trip to patra. fittingly, it was raining almost all the day. i was so fortunate to see type o negative live once, in finland at tuska festival 2003. i remember that peter was very approachable, he was joking with the crowd, i believe the band asked the fans with the flag

This book is a poorly written compilation of articles and interviews previously published. The hack who wrote this seems to have little grasp of consistency and sequencing of events as the book skips ahead years, reverts to previously mentioned times,and repeats itself again and again. Example s of

* 5 Stars - Type O Negative & Peter Steele * 1 star deducted because pages 116-132 are completely missing and pages 133-148 are duplicated. I cannot imagine that in the time it's been available online for purchase (SIX YEARS!), that someone *hasn't* pointed it out to the author -- and clearly, the a Leggi tutto

Before commenting about this book, I'd like to say a huge thank you to my friend Erleen for recommending me to hear Mr. Peter Ratajczyk's band (last name copied and pasted from elsewhere, because writing this string of consonants is asking me to misplace the letters), a.k.a. Peter Steele. When I read Leggi tutto

A couple of things really bothered me about this book. Wagner writes like I do - he gets an idea he wants to portray and then repeats it over and over. The repetition makes it feel like it was written to be a series rather than a book. The word "insecure" in it's many forms is very likely on every o Leggi tutto

I thought this book was well-written, fascinating and introspective for a biography. It's a shame that it's such a limited printing (I'm pretty sure they had to order it from the author's website after I placed it on hold at the library) and so expensive because I feel like Peter Steele fans would r Leggi tutto

I must admit, I was a little bit disappointed. Of course, the theme of the book was interesting, but I didn't like the way it was written. It repeated things, explained and the author made too many own interpretations. However, I'm happy that I read this book and that it exists. Peter, we still miss Leggi tutto