In true, irreverent Type O form, Bloody Kisses' majestic, mournful title track was about a cat. "Bloody Kisses (A Death in the Family)" is about Pete Steele's cat Video of Type O Negative - Bloody Kisses (Live at Stockholm 1994)Ĥ. So, I guess you could say I have a bit of a priest infection." She would ask me to dress up as a priest and, well, I guess you can just imagine what would happen after that. "But she would get off on breaking the rules a little bit. "She was a Roman Catholic, much as I am," Steele recalled of the Christian woman who inspired the song. Musically, it owed its infectious hooks to Eighties New Wave - "I always like to refer to Type O Negative as 'Flock of Assholes,'" Steele joked, "but we have somewhat better haircuts" - but its lyrics had anything but a radio-friendly origin. 1," "Christian Woman" - Bloody Kisses' first proper song - was one of the album's breakthrough hits, played nationwide on rock radio in a four-and-a-half-minute edited version. The real-life "Christian Woman" would ask Pete Steele to dress as a priest before he "incorporated" with herĪlong with "Black No. 'Nothing but love songs' - that's been our slogan forever. "Obviously Peter has had some troubled ones. "Type O has obviously spent a lot of time, regardless of what album it is, mourning relationships," he added. "And I mean that in every possible sense of the word." Type O set the dark, sexual tone for Bloody Kisses with an unnerving ambient introductory first track complete with the sounds of a woman in the throes of orgasm, titled "Machine Screw." "But I didn't actually screw her she screwed me," Silver recalled to Bennett of the woman, an ex of his, whose moans are heard. The girl moaning on "Machine Screw" was Josh Silver's ex-girlfriend I guess being sarcastic has its rewards."Ģ. "But the people who get the sarcasm also like it. "The brilliant part is that goth kids still take it totally seriously," Type O keyboardist Josh Silver enthused over the song's enduring popularity.
1" became a massive hit with many of those same goths. Of course, the ultimate irony of the song is that even though its lyrics lampoon the pretentious, narcissistic attitude of many goths, "Black No. I actually lost the original lyrics to that song, so I had to rewrite them." She was the ultimate goth girl, and I was poking fun at her because she was in love with herself. "And it's about the girl I fucking slashed my wrists over. Bennett in 2008, for the liner notes of the "Top Shelf Edition" reissue of Bloody Kisses.
I'm not kidding you," Steele told Revolver contributor J. "I was waiting in line for three hours to dump 40 cubic yards of human waste at the Hamilton Avenue Marine Transfer Station, and I wrote the song in my head. The fact that Pete Steele was employed by the NYC Parks Department before making it big is a well-known piece of heavy-metal lore that he wrote his most popular song while doing particularly dirty work at that day job is less celebrated.
It is the presence of A and B antigens and corresponding antibodies that determines your ABO blood group.Video of Type O Negative - Black No. That’s why giving someone blood from the wrong ABO group can be life-threatening. They recognise any ‘foreign’ antigens and tell your immune system to destroy them. You also have antibodies in the clear part of blood called plasma.Īntibodies are important in transfusion because they are the body’s natural defence system. Which group you belong to depends on the antigens and antibodies in your blood.Īntigens are a combination of sugars and proteins that coat the surface of a red blood cell.ĭepending on your combination, you will have: There are four main blood groups in the ABO group system.Įach group is important and we need donors from every group to ensure we have the right blood for the people who need it.
The ABO group system gives the letter part of your blood type and Rh system gives the positive or negative part. The two most important blood group systems for transfusion are ABO and Rh. Your blood group is inherited from genes passed on by your parents.
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