Type O Negative Fill-In Trivia Quiz

Answer: Zero

"Less than Zero" is the third track on "Life Is Killing Me". It is unusual for Type O Negative to have a sitar and tambura in the song. The song is about imagining that the humanity is worthless but a divine joke.

Answer: Blind

"Tripping a Blind Man" is a track of the Type O Negative's last album "Dead Again". It is split into three cantos, with the last is the 33-second revisit of the first canto that closes out the track. The first canto is about a harangue from his family while the second has radically different lyrics that it is about a dog owner being grieved when a dog was ran over by a passing truck.

Answer: Pete

"Hey Pete" is a track of "The Origin of the Feces". It is a parody of The Beatles' song "Hey Jude" and Jimi Hendrix's song "Hey Joe".

Answer: September

"September Sun" is the fourth (not the ninth) track of "Dead Again" and is the final single released by Type O Negative. It has three cantos with the first having piano ballad.

Answer: Tonight

"Kill You Tonight" is the fifth track of "The Origin of the Feces". Also there's a reprise version of "Kill You Tonight" at track seven. The track is an arrangement of "Xero Tolerance" from the previous album "Slow, Deep and Hard".

Answer: Coldly

"...A Dish Best Served Coldly" is a track of "Life Is Killing Me". The lyrics was written about a world having no laws resulting in battles everywhere around the globe.

Answer: Dusk

"Suspended in Dusk" is a track on the digipak and top shelf editions of "Bloody Kisses".

Answer: Britain

"Hail and Farewell to Britain", or "Hail and Farewell to England" if you prefer, is the last track of "Dead Again". This song is a tribute to the British band Deep Purple.

Answer: Flowers

"Burnt Flowers Fallen", a track on "October Rust", is about Pete's girlfriend burning all the flowers he gave to him.

Answer: Bacchus

"In Praise of Bacchus", featuring a female vocalist Val Ium of Pist.On, is a track on "October Rust". The lyrics focuses on his girlfriend hating him so much that she would set him on fire.

Answer: Green

"Creepy Green Light" is a track and single released off of "World Coming Down". It is about imagining Pete's wife being resurrected on Halloween night after she was buried. The track was formerly called "Spooky Green Light".

Answer: Inch

"Angry Inch", a track on "Life Is Killing Me", is the cover of Hedwig and the Angry Inch, which is a non-Broadway musical. The song is about a sex operation gone wrong.

Answer: Wolf

Appropriately "Wolf Moon" is a track of the autumn-laden album "October Rust". It is about his girlfriend nicknamed Wolf Moon casting spell on Peter Steele in the woods under the light of the full moon, transforming him into a werewolf.

Answer: Paris

"Drunk in Paris" is a short instrumental track of "Life Is Killing Me".

Answer: Sane

"Who Will Save the Sane?" is a track of "World Coming Down" about a psychiatric treatment on the band's frontman Peter Steele. There is a prominent Beatles-like low-toned keyboard in its music.