This album is fucking amazing, anyone else share my love x

Hell fuckin Yeah!!!!!

N lets remember where it all begin.

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Definitely gonna check out...

lazycrockett said:

N lets remember where it all begin.

This thread will surely die.

Dude, We both sing from the same Hymn sheet you and i, PSALM69

Halloween is fuckin classic.. the early tax were cool too

Oh check this beastly performance, pump it...

Man 90's Ministry was brutal! some classic albums from there 90's putput.

Prefer the Wax Trax stuff (Halloween, All Day, etc.) and Twitch (love that one). Rape & Honey was kinda transitional -- some of the Twitch sound mixed with what we'd hear later on Mind is a Terrible Thing To Taste. I actually find myself listening to TMIATTTT more than Rape & Honey. It's still hard to believe that the same man was behind With Sympathy and Psalm 69. I'm not sure I buy a lot of Jourgensen's claims that WS was completely label-driven. It wasn't very far removed from anything else he had done at the time. I enjoy With Sympathy, nonetheless. I think it's been more "miss" than "hit" since 92 though. Curious, have you guys heard Alan's new version of Everyday Is Halloween? Never expected to hear him touch anything from before 88 ever again.

I didn't know much about them until I saw them at Lollapalooza '92. They blew me away and I have been a fan ever since.

pzlyprk said:

Prefer the Wax Trax stuff (Halloween, All Day, etc.) and Twitch (love that one). Rape & Honey was kinda transitional -- some of the Twitch sound mixed with what we'd hear later on Mind is a Terrible Thing To Taste. I actually find myself listening to TMIATTTT more than Rape & Honey. It's still hard to believe that the same man was behind With Sympathy and Psalm 69. I'm not sure I buy a lot of Jourgensen's claims that WS was completely label-driven. It wasn't very far removed from anything else he had done at the time. I enjoy With Sympathy, nonetheless. I think it's been more "miss" than "hit" since 92 though. Curious, have you guys heard Alan's new version of Everyday Is Halloween? Never expected to hear him touch anything from before 88 ever again.

First time i heard that version, it's not really doing it for me, although i am always a firm believer that you should leave the classics alone

The Land of Rape and Honey is one amazing album!

"The mind is a terrible thing to taste" is a fucking amazing record also, give that a spin if you haven't heard it

who could forget this choice cut!

pzlyprk said:

Prefer the Wax Trax stuff (Halloween, All Day, etc.) and Twitch (love that one). Rape & Honey was kinda transitional -- some of the Twitch sound mixed with what we'd hear later on Mind is a Terrible Thing To Taste. I actually find myself listening to TMIATTTT more than Rape & Honey. It's still hard to believe that the same man was behind With Sympathy and Psalm 69. I'm not sure I buy a lot of Jourgensen's claims that WS was completely label-driven. It wasn't very far removed from anything else he had done at the time. I enjoy With Sympathy, nonetheless. I think it's been more "miss" than "hit" since 92 though.

I feel the opposite, that Twitch was the transitional record and The Land of Rape and Honey was the beginning of Ministry's harcore industrial sound. Because of that, I'm not a fan of Twitch, but do love the next three records. The older Wax Trax and synthpop stuff is very good too, just not that Twitch album in the middle.