| View Larger Image | Origin of The Feces | Audio CDby Type O Negative
| List Price: | $17.98 | | | Available: | Usually ships in 24 hours |
| | Binding: | Audio CD | | Studio: | Roadrunner Records | | Release Date: | May 17, 1994 | | Sales Rank: | 15,975th |
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TRACK LISTING |
Disc: 1
- Track 1: I know your fucking someone else
- Track 2: Are you afraid
- Track 3: Gravity
- Track 4: Pain
- Track 5: Kill you tonight
- Track 6: Hey Pete
- Track 7: kill you tonight (reprise)
- Track 8: Paranoid
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CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 4.5 based on 22 reviews)
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Mixed bowl by IRate  3 Stars
April 30, 2009
Although it has some insufferable generic and amateur hardcore qualities, this cleverly conceived mock live album does contain enough melodic bloodlessness to ensure a future paid attention to.
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Paranoid only on this version by Slippery Montana (Virginia Beach, Va)  5 Stars
January 19, 2007
amazing cd is all i can say. but i wrote this just to mention something real quick. the original copy with the banned "anus" cover only has 7 tracks which is the faux live show. the re- release includes Paranoid. just a note out there for all who want the original or whatever you might need this info for
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ONLY TYPE O..hehe!! by INFESTER (Not Germany circa 1930's!) 5 Stars
December 11, 2005
BEYOND MANDATORY!!!! HERE CERTAIN PART's FROM ''SLOW..'' REINVTED VIA BRITISH ''Oi'' ACCENT!!+ MANY OTHER GOODIE's!!
LIFE IS HAPPY..nope!!
The ''PARANOID'' cover is enough to put my head throguh a wall, FEEL THAT GLOOM!!!!!!
TYPE O was maybe the best band of the 90's, see them take a stab at the STUPID media which they hate!!
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Type O Entertains On Good 'Origin'...3.5 stars by M. Jarrett (New England, USA)  4 Stars
November 07, 2005
TYPE O NEGATIVE's first album, SLOW DEEP AND HARD, was a call to arms for the revolution of gothic metal. While hardly a consistent effort, it still has many strengths built on the musical foundation of the band. They can churn out great songs, but ORIGIN OF THE FECES was the real test. While having more of a "live" sound, it's also not a live album. "Paranoid" is the best track on this album, very creepy, slow, and kind of threatening. But for most Type O elites, "I Know You're F---ing Someone Else" kicks the album off in true Type O style, with Peter Steele's sense of humor still very much intact. The musical style that would define later releases was glimpsed here, with the guitar work of Kenny Hickey was starting to come into play. "Hey Pete" is a hilarious take on Jimi Hendrix's classic "Hey Joe". Instead of the tale of murder, it's Type O's tale of revenge on a cheating girlfriend. The wordplay between Peter and Kenny is great...it's got the Type O stamp all over it. The only quibble I have with ORIGIN is its sound. While still accessible and very crafted, its muddied in its production and it's the weakest album in terms of sound, but that doesn't mean its bad...not by any means. But, they could have seriously improved the overall sound of the album and it would have been instant classic Type O.
As it stands, ORIGIN OF THE FECES is another necessary step for Type O Negative, and one that would ultimately bring them into the spotlight with their next subsequent million-selling release BLOODY KISSES. If you want a sarcastic sense of humor, good musicianship, and can bear muddy production, ORIGIN OF THE FECES should keep you thoroughly entertained.
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Worth it for 'Paranoid' alone... by The Mechanic 5 Stars
April 07, 2005
This is sort of a bookend to their first album, 'Slow, Deep, and Hard'. It's a faked live album, with rearranged versions of songs from SD&H, plus two cover tunes. The anger comes through clearer on these versions, as Peter Steele's tone of voice is ferocious-he sounds even bigger than his 6'6"/240lbs., if that's possible. I wouldn't want him pissed at me. The guitars and bass are thicker, like a laser beam-a precursor to what we would get on 'Bloody Kisses'. Josh Silver's keyboards/organs are heavier here, making his presence more prevalent than on SD&H. Since Silver and Steele produced this one, I feel that this album is more indicative of what SD&H would have sounded like had S & S had their way. The live version of 'I Know You're Fu@#ing Someone Else' is 3 minutes longer here, clocking in at 15 minutes, long even by TON standards. It doesn't get old though. There's enough rearranging, including Peter's (hysterical) 30 second acapella version of 'I'm in the Mood for Love' that comes out of nowhere, to keep things moving along. However, it's the cover songs that have the lasting impact. 'Hey Joe' is now 'Hey Pete', more menacing in that the lyrics now have the huge Peter Steele wielding an axe on an unfaithful lover rather than some guy shooting his unfaithful lover and running off to Mexico. Also, what's cool about this version is that it's told in the first person rather than the third person. I like the way Kenny Hickey asks Peter "Where you goin' with that axe in your hand?" twice before the deep voiced Peter responds as only he can. (Peter adds "I really don't go for that sh@#!" between the 4th verse and the chorus that injects some of the now patented TON black humor into the mix). Lastly, 'Paranoid' is absolute perfection. If you take a look at the lyrics that Ozzy wrote, they actually fit better with TON's style than anyone else's. Slow, dark, dirgy, and super heavy, you've never heard a song redone like this before. Like 'Summer Breeze' on 'Bloody Kisses', this new version explores depths that the original never did/does. 'Paranoid' is a studio cut-the first with current drummer Johnny Kelly. As usual, Josh Silver's simple but effective keyboard riff takes an amazing cover tune further, into timeless darkness. Buy this if you don't already have it. It's definitely a must for all TON fans-
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