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ROCKTOBER - 2xLP PICTURE DISC VARIANT

Peter Steele predicted that the follow-up to Bloody Kisses would accentuate Type O Negative's melodic side, specifically for the purpose of making money. Steele's attempt at "pop-goth" actually works well for a while; his cynical take on goth rock's typical subject matter is in full swing over the first half of October Rust, and the band gleefully wallows in its stated commercialism by personally thanking the listener for purchasing the album at its start and finish. Unfortunately, the songwriting runs out of steam over the second half, and the cover choice (Neil Young's "Cinnamon Girl") doesn't lend as much this time out; the overall entertainment value suffers as a result. October Rust comes off as a promising concept and a nice try, but lacks the consistency to fully realize the band's potential

A1        Bad Ground    
A2        Untitled    
A3        Love You To Death    
A4        Be My Druidess    
A5        Green Man  
B1        Red Water (Christmas Mourning)  
B2        My Girlfriend's Girlfriend    
B3        Die With Me   
C1        Burnt Flowers Fallen   
C2        In Praise Of Bacchus
C3        Cinnamon Girl    
D1        The Glorious Liberation Of The People's Technocratic Republic Of Vinnland By The Combined Forces Of The United Territories Of Europa   
D2        Wolf Moon (Including Zoanthropic Paranoia)   
D3        Haunted    
D4        Untitled