Bloody Kisses mostly addressed loneliness and heartbreak, with songs

Bloody Kisses mostly addressed loneliness and heartbreak, with songs like “Too Late: Frozen”, “Blood & Fire” and “Can’t Lose You”. The organ -driven “Set Me on Fire” is vintage 1960s garage rock , while ” Summer Breeze ” covered the 1972 Seals and Crofts hit. ” Christian Woman ” and ” Black No. 1 (Little Miss Scare-All) ” became the most popular tracks, after having been edited down to radio-friendly lengths (the album versions were 9 and 11 minutes long respectively). In order to promote the album, Type O Negative embarked on a two-year world tour. During this time, the band was featured on MTV , VH1 , and in Rolling Stone . In the midst of this media blitz, drummer Sal Abruscato quit the band to join another Brooklyn quartet, Life of Agony . Johnny Kelly , the band’s drum technician, was therefore hired as a full-fledged member. Bloody Kisses was re-released a year after the original release in a limited-edition Digipak form, including eight of the musical tracks from the original (omitting the “filler” tracks) and the previously unreleased “Suspended in Dusk”.