They were very reluctant in the future to listen to us again and they wouldn’t send us the pre-production demos for October Rust. Monte Conner, formerly of Roadrunner, remembers: Once the band had self-produced their masterpiece and it blew up, all of a sudden they had the power. Type O did not even give them a demo of their next album, instead delivering it completed. In the end, Type O Negative recording the album DIY-style is part of what led it to be Roadrunner’s first platinum album.
Despite the continued insistence from Roadrunner Records, both Peter and Josh refused.
The album was recorded live in the studio without a producer at all. Retaining Control – Type O Negative would not bend when Roadrunner wanted to bring in an outside producer for their album, Bloody Kisses. 1” while driving a garbage truck, saying “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. 1 (Little Miss Scare-All)” – Arguably the band’s most iconic song, Peter Steele actually wrote “Black No. For all the great records Roadrunner put out in the 90s – Machine Head, Fear Factory, whoever – I’ll always be most proud of working with Type O Negative on Bloody Kisses.”
“There was a two-year period where Type O Negative took over from King Diamond as the biggest band on Roadrunner. “Bloody Kisses was the first record to go gold in Roadrunner’s history – it was a dream come true!” Monte Conner beams. The album thrust Type O Negative and Roadrunner into the limelight, giving us classics like “Christian Woman” and “Black No. Bloody Kisses – Type O Negative’s seminal album, Bloody Kisses, released in 1993, was the first ever Roadrunner album to reach gold and platinum status, with over 1 Million albums sold in various formats.
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