90's had so much style, rock, r&b, hip-hop, all in one generation I honestly thought 90's would of been full of rock bands only wish I could have grew up in the early 90's, seemed like much for freedom and time of expressions!
According to Pete, Evan was his bass tech. I think they enjoyed bustin balls Brooklyn style. Im not the biggest Biohazard fan, but I know these guys were actually really close. Ahh I miss the 90's man. Really do.
I've heard Pete say that he and Evan did crimes together back in Brooklyn in their younger days. If they're were that close (and from the same area), why does TON's sense of humor appear lost on Evan???
It's not that they're "negative"...they just don't fuckin like you, Evan. If someone totally different and actually has/had an awesome relationship with 'em, like Dimebag...this would have made one of the greatest interviews, ever.
Ugh, that Evan guy was such a poser, Peter Steele is talking about getting ripped off by record companies and he chimes in "Thats a certain reality in the music business that I can relate to" plus being like "we go waaay back" and it looked like they didn't even know who he was. He reminds me of a guy i used to know, prolly why im biased
Actually, they had known Evan for quite a while, esp Peter. Peter admitted-on more than one occasion-that he and Evan did 'crimes' together when they were younger...stuff he said was stupid (b&e for ex).
@klavier285 Haha he's probably a cool guy, but you can tell Type O Negative weren't fans of him. Johnny is just like biting his tongue, and not sayin' a word lol.
Yeh I can't listen to the old Biohazard without thinking of the creepo he turned into. That being said, while we loved them back then, State of the World Address was really their only shining moment. Quite overrated imo.
