RDSArcade Exactly. Al J. was way ahead of the game in 1985 when he recorded this, in spite of all the drugs he took at time. As for the pictures, I used what surprisingly few photos there are of him from this era.
It's a crime that this shit wasn't included in the original album, at least not in the version I used to have. This is as devastating as Where you at now / Crush and burn.
@@Nominay he has been releasing tracks from between With Sympathy and Twitch, which is a really strange period (Move, I See Red, He's Angry, Self-Assured, Eyes Of Christ, Playground) which were supposed to be released on an album in 84 or 85 that never happened due to Al's protracted legal wrangling with Arista.
What was the name of the 2003 release including this version? Can't find it on Trax Box, Early Trax or Side Trax. There's a google play link below the video, but it only takes me to the page where I can buy The Land of Rape And Honey. EDIT: Found it on the 2003 "Twitched" bootleg
Wow. Interesting, so abortive was made before the challenger disaster happened in January or February 1986....kinda weird seeing it that way after all this time of remembering things the way my memory has.
One thing I don't understand about Twitched release, is it claims to be the TRUE form of Twitch that Al wanted to be released. I heard that All Day was put on Twitch by insistence of the record company, so it makes sense they didn't include it on Twitched. But the Twitched version also doesn't include Where You At Now/Crash and Burn. Were those parts not originally going to be on Twitch?
I absolutely LOVE this album! Got it as a cassette in the 80s an played it to death. This is my first chance to hear this track. Brilliant! Thank you!
I like the white noise, rythmic redundancy of Twitch 1.
@@Nominay That's what I liked about the PTP songs on Side Trax.
The production is timeless.
I believe it was one of the first albums recorded digitally
I always wondered how they created the Twitch cover art...now it makes more sense.
Derrick Williams I never knew that was Al on the cover of Twitch. I always thought it was a statue or something.
RDSArcade Same here! I always imagined it as a close up of a statue with an intense brow ridge, not a hat!
Nominay And the rest of the. pics are amazing and quite disturbing at the same time. A clear sign that Ministry was in a darker, more menacing place.
RDSArcade Exactly. Al J. was way ahead of the game in 1985 when he recorded this, in spite of all the drugs he took at time. As for the pictures, I used what surprisingly few photos there are of him from this era.
Nominay Have you seen some of his promotional pics for the Twitch tour? It was so cool to see Buzz Mcoy as a touring member.
It's a crime that this shit wasn't included in the original album, at least not in the version I used to have. This is as devastating as Where you at now / Crush and burn.
I'm with you on this. It certainly makes Twitch era Ministry more interesting than it already was.
This era, along with TLORAH, is peak Ministry.
twitch is peak humanity
I'd love to hear something from Al between Twitch and TLORAH, but I think no such Ministry material exists.
@@Nominay he has been releasing tracks from between With Sympathy and Twitch, which is a really strange period (Move, I See Red, He's Angry, Self-Assured, Eyes Of Christ, Playground) which were supposed to be released on an album in 84 or 85 that never happened due to Al's protracted legal wrangling with Arista.
@@Nominay actually, Pailhead was what they were working on between Twitch and LORAH.
@@NachtSchreck13 I dig that era. The cover of Same Old Scene is great.
because this version was unknown to me it change s my view of that era
What was the name of the 2003 release including this version? Can't find it on Trax Box, Early Trax or Side Trax. There's a google play link below the video, but it only takes me to the page where I can buy The Land of Rape And Honey. EDIT: Found it on the 2003 "Twitched" bootleg
Wow. Interesting, so abortive was made before the challenger disaster happened in January or February 1986....kinda weird seeing it that way after all this time of remembering things the way my memory has.
I never thought about that.
oh my. history just got rewritten.
🔊🔊🔊🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
One thing I don't understand about Twitched release, is it claims to be the TRUE form of Twitch that Al wanted to be released. I heard that All Day was put on Twitch by insistence of the record company, so it makes sense they didn't include it on Twitched. But the Twitched version also doesn't include Where You At Now/Crash and Burn. Were those parts not originally going to be on Twitch?
I heard that those two tracks were originally slated to be part of a side project.
Good lord
Nice
Then like it. :)
He should have kept this version on the album.
It wasn't up to him. Record label made the call.
Nah. The version on the album is perfect. Short and sweet. This version is too repetitive for most listeners.
@@NachtSchreck13 I would've loved both versions to be on Twitch.
that's just the part in where you at now
I like it a lot more than that.