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| album = Bloody Kisses |
| album = Bloody Kisses |
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| track = On regular version: 2<br>On digipak: 1 |
| track = On regular version: 2<br>On digipak: 1 |
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| duration = 8:58 |
| duration = 8:58 |
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+ | | genres = <onlyinclude>{{genres|Goth metal|New Wave}}</onlyinclude> |
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− | | canto1_dur = 4:22 |
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+ | | i_range = 0:00–4:21 |
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+ | | canto_ii = To Love God |
+ | | ii_range = 4:21–7:12 |
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+ | | iii_range = 7:12–8:58 |
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| released = 1993 |
| released = 1993 |
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| label = Roadrunner |
| label = Roadrunner |
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+ | | single_dur = 4:26 |
+ | | succ_track = Black No. 1 (Little Miss Scare-All) |
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+ | | post_track = Fay Wray Come Out and Play |
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+ | | prec_track = Machine Screw |
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+ | {{Song intro|Bloody Kisses}} It is the band's landmark song that propelled Type O Negative into mainstream popularity. It has '80s new wave edge. The song is about a Christian woman complicating her thoughts about God. [[Pete Steele]] told [https://www.revolvermag.com/music/bloody-kisses-10-things-you-didnt-know-type-o-negatives-masterpiece?fbclid=IwAR2-1mCYacuwBbsfHx_OAaxCMKdBefWMmA0uPR1V72eA3pEDya4xFYgS-FY ''Revolver''], "[Christian woman] would get off on breaking the rules a little bit. She would ask me to dress up as a priest and, well, I guess you can just imagine what would happen after that. So, I guess you could say I have a bit of a priest infection." |
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+ | This song is split into three cantos. The first canto, "Body of Christ (Corpus Christi)", is a radio hit and the only canto played on the single. The second canto, "To Love God", features sitar and tambura. The third canto, "Jesus Christ Looks Like Me", features the use of cowbells. The title of the third canto is taken from the title of the supposed third {{wp|Carnivore (band)|Carnivore}} album that didn't happen. |
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+ | {{Music video|official|3sMALbhJU6M}} |
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− | {{Song intro|Bloody Kisses}} It is the band's landmark song that help propel Type O Negative into mainstream popularity. The song is about a Christian Woman complicating her thoughts about the God. This song is split into three cantos. The first canto, "Body of Christ (Corpus Christi)", is where the single exclusively plays. The second canto, "To Love God", features acoustic guitar and tambura. The third canto, "J.C. Looks Like Me", features the use of cowbells. |
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== Lyrics == |
== Lyrics == |
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== Personnel == |
== Personnel == |
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* [[Peter Steele]] – lead vocals, bass |
* [[Peter Steele]] – lead vocals, bass |
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* [[Kenny Hickey]] – guitar, additional vocals |
* [[Kenny Hickey]] – guitar, additional vocals |
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− | * [[Josh Silver]] – keyboards, synths |
+ | * [[Josh Silver]] – keyboards, synths, backing vocals |
− | * [[Sal Abruscato]] – drums, percussion |
+ | * [[Sal Abruscato]] – drums, percussion, cowbells |
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* Paul Bento – {{wikt|sitar}}, {{wikt|tambura}} |
* Paul Bento – {{wikt|sitar}}, {{wikt|tambura}} |
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* The Bensonhoist Lesbian Choir – choir |
* The Bensonhoist Lesbian Choir – choir |
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+ | '''Enginucers''' |
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+ | * [[Peter Steele]] – writing, production |
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+ | * {{wp|Mike Marciano}} – engineering, mixing |
+ | * [[Josh Silver]] – effects, programming, production |
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+ | * {{wp|George Marino}} – mastering |
− | * Produced by [[Peter Steele]] and [[Josh Silver]] |
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Latest revision as of 03:38, 24 September 2019
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"Christian Woman" is a song by Type O Negative, included on the third album Bloody Kisses, released in 1993. It is the band's landmark song that propelled Type O Negative into mainstream popularity. It has '80s new wave edge. The song is about a Christian woman complicating her thoughts about God. Pete Steele told Revolver, "[Christian woman] would get off on breaking the rules a little bit. She would ask me to dress up as a priest and, well, I guess you can just imagine what would happen after that. So, I guess you could say I have a bit of a priest infection."
This song is split into three cantos. The first canto, "Body of Christ (Corpus Christi)", is a radio hit and the only canto played on the single. The second canto, "To Love God", features sitar and tambura. The third canto, "Jesus Christ Looks Like Me", features the use of cowbells. The title of the third canto is taken from the title of the supposed third Carnivore album that didn't happen.
There is an official music video for this song.
Lyrics[edit | edit source]
Canto I: Body of Christ (Corpus Christi)
Forgive her
For she knows
Not what she does...
A cross upon her bedroom wall
From grace she will fall
An image burning in her mind
And between her thighs
A dying God-man full of pain
When will you cum again?
Before him beg to serve or please
On your back or knees
There's no forgiveness for her sins
Prefers punishment?
Would you suffer eternally
Or internally?
Ah
For her lust
She'll burn in hell
Her soul done medium well
All through mass manual stimulation
Salvation
Corpus Christi
She needs
Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi
She needs
Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi
Body of Christ
She needs
Body of Christ
Body of Christ
Canto II: To Love God
She'd like to know God
Love God
Feel her God
Inside of her - deep inside of her
She'd like to know God
Love God
Feel, feel, feel
Her God
Inside of her
Deep inside of her
Inside of her
Deep inside of her
Canto III: Jesus Christ Looks Like Me
Jesus Christ looks like me
Jesus Christ
Jesus Christ looks like me
Jesus Christ
Jesus Christ looks like me
Jesus Christ
Jesus Christ looks like me
Jesus Christ
Jesus Christ looks like me
Jesus Christ
Jesus Christ looks like me
Jesus Christ
Jesus Christ looks like me
Jesus Christ
Jesus Christ looks like me
Jesus Christ
Personnel[edit | edit source]
Group performers
- Peter Steele – lead vocals, bass
- Kenny Hickey – guitar, additional vocals
- Josh Silver – keyboards, synths, backing vocals
- Sal Abruscato – drums, percussion, cowbells
Session performers
Enginucers
- Peter Steele – writing, production
- Mike Marciano – engineering, mixing
- Josh Silver – effects, programming, production
- George Marino – mastering