Ministry - Thieves Reaction!!
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I love when Vin says “ Where was this when I was a kid ?” Ummm all over the radio and on MTV lol 😂
I think he was a teen in 2000s... Even if he doesn't look like... And Ministry was big in the 90s and kinda not so much in the nu-crap era.
Well, it wasn't on KRAP
or KHIPPITY HOP.
Ministry was NOT all over MTV back then. They might've been on some of the late night shows like Headbanger's Ball or 120 Minutes...but they were not played on day time MTV. I would know...I watched MTV all the time back when they played videos in the 80s and 90s.
@@WaveGazer They were played on a Los Angeles radio station (KROQ) plenty especially the track REVENGE.
which was miles away from his later tunes trust me , it was a nice little clean pop record.
Remember Vin thinks John Lennon is still alive.
Ministry just one fix, filth pig or NwO
N.W.O. has some cryptic lyrics for Vin to chew on.
GlassThirdEye psalm 69
... Burning Inside, Stigmata, Jesus Built my Hot Rod & Psalm 69 lol
New Word Order is THE one. :)
Agree with Just one Fix and NWO. Gotta add TV II, and Jesus Built My Hotrod. Also, almost sacriledge not to do Psalm 69 if we're talking Ministry.
Woo Ministry finally! 1989 Awesomeness! Glad y'all like it! Now you need to do more! Here's a list:
Psalm 69
Burning Inside
Hero
Just One Fix
So What
Stigmata
Brick Windows
The Missing
Deity
Breathe
Kleptocracy
Bloodlust
99 Percenters
N.W.O.
Jesus Build My Hotrod
Everyday is Halloween
....yeah I could keep going.
Forgot scare crow
Effigy. Revenge.
Ministry psalm 69 is good too. There is a killer live version out there.
The whole album is great
and Psalm 23
Album and song is amazing, but this is a dangerous song, its lyrical content is immensely dark. I love it, but not a easy listening track.
@GlassThirdEye This live show was epic th-cam.com/video/Yaz5V6OFQlo/w-d-xo.html
@@NevermoreNevermore... Psalm 69 you mean lol
Skinny Puppy took Ministry and a very young Trent Reznor under their wing and heavily influenced them, steering them into the industrial sound. Ministry sounded like Depeche Mode before hooking up with the two Kevins (cEvin Key & Nivek Ogre). You can hear the transition from With Sympathy & Twitch to The Land Of Rape and Honey. Al Jourgensen, during that same period, was a big part of the Skinng Puppy album, Rabies.
This song, Thieves, uses multiple samples from Kubrick's Full Metal Jacket.
Well said Awesome breakdown Love Skinny Puppy been trying to get them to try either Assimilate or Tin Omen for a while but stoked they finally played Ministry
The two kevins!!! Xdddd
Killing Joke as well
@@stonyb4046 As time goes by I think a good song to react would be "One time One place"
Wow, imagine them doing Skinny Puppy, they were really far faaar ahead of their time.
They were precursors to Nine Inch Nails. And if you guys ever get into the heavier NIN stuff you'll see the influences. So far you've really only done poppy tinted Reznor songs. Need to dig into songs like Wish, Mr. Self Destruct, Heresy and March of Pigs to see the other side of Nine Inch Nails.
There's this one live version of March that I love. All Trent says is "You fucking pigs" then whammo song hits
They need to watch some live performances of NIN from the 90's to really get an idea. Woodstock or Toronto come to mind.
Happiness in Slavery
@@VIVISECTVID86 I was gonna say the same 😁
march of the pigs is good.
Finally listening to Uncle Al! Ministry was a pioneering group in the industrial sound.The next Ministry reaction HAS to be "NWO". Other similarities to consider Nine Inch Nails " Terrible Lie" and Rob Zombie" Dragula"
Andrew Smokler YES
Agree. They need to listen nwo.
Skinny Puppy needs a listen too
Johnny Depp and Rob Zombie should pay Uncle Al royalties.
275Ranger275 YES.
Everybody stole Al's style
Oh yes yes
👋🤣👉yessss
Uncle Al is a true treasure of the music industry that most people know nothing about. Check out his recent interviews now that hes off drugs - he's a really fascinating guy!
Al is stupid levels of intelligent.
He made more sense when he was on drugs. I think his brain is complete goo at this point. Early on, Ministry was New Wave, then they became industrial rock. If given a genre, the modern rendition is brain damaged trash.
he's the coolest uncle
He’s off drugs? Now, I’m convinced ANYTHING is possible.
I agree100%.👍💡
Jesus built my hot rod!
Thats more a butthole surfers song... gibby sings the main part
@@jensbaumann6945 now butthole surfers is a strange rabbit hole... I put them in an imaginary line-up with Primus and Voivod as a concert with almost no estrogen.
@@flyingardilla143 sure, the surfers are very special... as primus and voivod for sure. The wake is an amazing album btw... but i would never compare em... voivod are pioneers of progressive metal, always a step ahead... unique sounding underrated icons. Primus are musical monsters, weirdos but in a very musicia way les claypool makes em what they are... larry from possessed grew in this band... outstanding. The surfers are all about anarchy, very chaotic kind of drug filled art... all three are very different i think and are the only ones in their very different universes...
@@jensbaumann6945 Precisely. They are all differently bizarre and absurd universes (that tickle my brain in a similar way).
What you're doing?
Chewin' chocolate ..
Where did ya get it?
Doggy dropped it ..
Carry on ..
@@flyingardilla143 got me ;-)
From that point of view... yes that unites em
I always come from the musical side of things... stupid me. Yes agreed
Loudest concert I've ever been too. Ears rang for months afterward.
Burning inside is another classic of there's.
Been waiting for you guys to react to Ministry, and Y'all couldn't have picked a better song IMO in "Thieves," nor a better version. Glad you were able to do a reaction to this live one.. The whole "The Mind is a Terrible Taste" is just a great industrial metal album. Al Jourgensen and Ministry along with German band KMFDM had a huge impact on the industrial genre and the bands that would come after them.
I still remember the first time hearing this song! Was looking for the Jesus Built My Hotrod single, and grabbed 'The Mind is a Terrible thing to Taste' album. Thieves, followed by Burning Inside, and have been a huge fan ever since!
In the same category .... KMFDM - A drug against war, Glory, Light, Adios and many many more .... 80s and 90s industrial at it's finest
KMFDM's Dogma is nice too.
@@kanalnamn That`s why I said many more ....they can do KMFDM for a week straight and maybe then they will get an idea of who they are 😁
Lot of good KMFDM to choose from. Light, Glory, A Hole In The Wall, Flesh, Beast, Terror, Son Of A Gun, Waste. They still crank out an occasional gem in recent years - Tohuvabohu, Bait And Switch, Salvation.
WWIII
Just check out the entire live video Ministry - In Case You Didn't Feel Like Showing Up
Well, it seems that the quality of this week is going up. and if you want more Ministry plsss do "Señor Peligro"
GOJIRAAAAAAA - OF BLOOD AND SALT
This may be Ministry's best song ever.... Especially live...
dmpunk1000 burning inside
Didnt even start the vid and hit the Like right away.. Very classic band.. Uncle Al is a legend. Lots of great songs by Ministry..
Ministry - burning inside (also check out the static x cover)
The live version off of "In Case You Didn't Feel Like Showing Up Live" is great too
Oh dude, I didn't realize that it was a Ministry Cover ....
Hell, they should do some Static X in general.
@@eorliscious yes
I saw Ministry in 2009 and for real, one of the best concerts I've been to period. I went to see Meshuggah and left going, "Damn, I enjoyed Ministry's set even more!" And I fucking love Meshuggah; was my first time seeing them, and they were amazing! But Ministry was on a whole other level with the stage theatrics, set pieces, light show, & costumes all with great musicianship. It was kick-ass! \,,/
I'm 47 now. When I was 19 I used to work at a sewage treatment plant. This was in my Walkman on the journey. It saved my sanity
Anthrax - In the End, In my world, Indians, Inside Out and What Doesn't Die
That was exactly the right reaction
I’ve seen Ministry 5 times live. ABSOLUTE INTENSITY! I attended the live version of Thieves you just listened to.
Wow this is totally great guys - you did like My two Buckley now
Ministry... mind. blown ... seriously lol. Thanks so much
All of the speaking samples that were used in this were from the movie FULL METAL JACKET
So next time check out another pioneers of industrial metal - Godflesh. For example, listen to "Christbait Rising" song
Иван Чугуй THE pioneers
Ministry and Nine Inch Nails built the category up on the work done by bands like Kraftwerk. Ministry was more political as well. If you dive into their catalog, be prepared for a LOT of blasts against Reaganism and fundamentalism. Almost anything from the Psalm 69 album is a great place to start.
Skinny Puppy and GodFlesh
HQVideoDude Yes sir,and they were great! Fear Factory,Rammstein,Static X
For your daily dose of pure rage and authority contempt you listen to Ministry, the OG of industrial metal :D They are simple, clear and legendary. :D
And his lyrics are good because he's an activist who genuinely wants to tell you something. A bit crazy but honest. :)
Mikael Ahremark godflesh is the OG
@@Cyborg-zg6ml There's never just one OG and if you do some research you will find that both bands are considered the founders of the genre. But Godflesh is not the topic here, Ministry is.
Fear Factory, Marilyn Manson and all other Industrial Metal bands are highly influenced by Ministry.
Next to Godflesh.
Another pioneering band.
Throbbing Grisle and Big Black kinda set the stage for this. Swans as well talking experimental
Now try doing Assimilate by Skinny Puppy
neko mata seriously. If they like this they should get into some early Skinny Puppy and KMFDM.
neko mata definitely or Smothered Hope!
Far too frail is another good choice
I agree without the pups there would be no industrial.
Misty Mangham skinny puppy came many years after the industrial scene started.
Discovered your channel today and I love your reactions! I love the two of you already!
Ministry's cover of Bob Dylans "Lay lady lay" are great.
I'm off to listen to it now
THE SINGLE GREATEST COVER EVER!
So glad to see you guys doing Ministry!! I grew up on these guys. They were so influential, but so often overlooked.
Happy Valentine's Day!!
Bolt Thrower - The IVth Crusade
All in favour of an Old School Death Metal week say aye
agreed bolt thrower one of the best death metal bands for Honour is a class album
AYE!!!!!!!
World Eater!
Legendary pits at the rocky point palladium in the early 90s with biohazard pantera and ministry . most of the guys i saw those shows with are dead now , but man the memories .
I have a friend who's aquantinces with Rex the bass player in Pantera and in the late 90's he mentioned something about what Ministry was doing and Rex talked shit about them. Apparently they must have had a falling out with the band.
This song has such energy to it! Just wanna bounce around!
Great classic band! Epic song!
You’ve gotta check out “Breathe” from their live show called “In case you didn’t feel like showing up”. It really gives you a sense of the power of their live shows.
Classic! This song fueled my angst fire for many years! Still does on occasion. I vote Skinny Puppy for future as well. Revolution Now!
Ministry makes you think twice for sure. Great transmission! God bless you, thank you Al and good night... 😄
Pearl Jam - Porch live @pinkpop
Haven’t seen Vin’s face light up like that in a while. Thanks for doing this
Yes! Finally more industrial. One step closer to Coil.
Gotta love Uncle Al
Still think you should do a hardcore punk week with bands like Bad Brains, Dead Kennedy’s, Cro Mags etc etc....
I suggested Moral Majority (since the song's theme is very "dear" to them) many months ago, they said it was on the list but never did it.
Especially the live version from San Francisco in I think 1984. Lol
Fuck Yeah, this!
Bad Brains
Dead Kennedys
MDC
Agnostic Front
Sick Of It All
Blood For Blood
I’d love to hear White Trash Anthem by Blood for Blood or Heaven He’ll by Madball
@@timothyhoughton7556 I could go for Anywhere But Here or Livin' In Exile.
This album and NIN Pretty Hate Machine were the soundtrack of my life in HS. Tori Amos to level things out. Great reaction!
UNCLE AL ....\m/.... o saw them on 2004 ... it was BRUTAL !!!!
I was on two of the shows on that tour in 1996 (Sphinctour), may be a fool but I think I can see my self in that live video. I was 18 and a had been a Ministry fan for many years. Seeing them live was a life-changing experience!
Everything recorded by them up to Filth Pig ('96) is worth reacting to!
Another great Industrial band you should check out is Skinny Puppy try Assimilate from 85 i think & Tin Omen from like 86
So happy to see you do ministry. Made my night 😁
Uncle Al directly affected Trent Reznor. Reznor created Manson. Gotta check out the 9:00 minute version of Stigmata. Truly, truly a masterpiece. Really surprised y'all didn't lead off your Ministry journey with Jesus built my Hotrod.
I saw them live twice, back to back gigs over two nights in '92. They were amazing, they had an attitude on stage which was unmatched, helped I'm certain in no small part that Al Jourgensson loathed playing live gigs, this band was not about the music so much as they were about the raw attitude. Also its amazing Al did not destroy himself with drugs and over living.
You havent done blind guardian -this will never end, either yet! Its about time you did!... Please...
First time i heard this song was at the City Club in Detroit, in the early 90's. It was so loud you couldn't hear your own voice....So cool...
Ministry liesLies You should listen to it. Love that one is killer one to.
Uncle AL showing how far you can go while still being cool, and always pushing you past the limit. Oh and they're concerts are scary loud.
Ministry are incredibly political, with much of their works being anti-Reagan, anti-Bush, and then anti-G.W. Bush . They got progressively heavier and more metallic also as the years went on. This song is from 1989 for reference. Newer stuff is of course anti-Trump though admittedly their newer stuff isn't as good as the older in quality.
You could summarize all of that by just saying "anti-republican"
Their new stuff is.. really bad.. and that’s a shame.
It would have been better if he was consistent and preached full anarchy instead of favoring one political party over the other. I would have had more respect for that band. But he sells communism which I cannot and will not conform to.
As much as I hate trump, a couple of ministry's new albums suck. From beer to eternity was good, but that's it. After rio grande blood, they were kinda eh.
Not realizing that the other side ( the Democrats) can do more evil under the guise of being the good guys
I went to a Ministry concert a few years ago and it was freaking awesome. Go see them if you can.
Novembers Doom - Autumn reflection
405+
Ministry! I've always loved this band. Industrial, thrash whatever you want to call them, they hit it hard!
Celtic Frost
Wow. Celtic Frost! Morbid Tales! Used to jam that all the time back in the day. "Procreation of the Wicked!" 🤘
johnny g Dethroned EmeperUGH!! haha i love Celtic Frost. excluding Cold Lake their discography is amazing
Hell Hammer!
B schuler Execution (When Hell’s Near) Hellhammer to the max
Man, I've been waiting for you guys to discover Ministry! Thieves is an excellent introduction. I'm sure others have mentioned it, but So What is a classic.
I always had a soft spot for Ministry...they are from Chicago and are always doing local shows. They were super influential when they were at their height. Can't stand their politics now but their early music is strong.
The entire album "The Mind is a Terrible Thing to Taste" is great...
They should check out Do Ya Think I'm Sexy by RevCo. Hahaha.
Sooooo many people took Uncle Al's look, and bits of the sound too. Pioneers indeed.
This was close to exactly reaction when first seeing the video, and the song is for everyone lol
I Won't See You Tonight Part 2 by Avenged Sevenfold
The guy talking at the end of the song is a clip from Full Metal Jacket (the drill instructor)
Try some Skinny Puppy... as I mentioned to Sori after you did "Daddy" by Korn. By the way, the accent you might hear is a texan accent. Oncle Al is from Texas.
Cuban-born, raised in Chicago. The accent you may be picking up on is called "Fake English Accent."
...and yes, Skinny Puppy is a good suggestion. I would love to see Sori's reaction to watching the 'Spasmolytic' video!
He did use a fake english accent on Ministry's first album.
Skinny Puppy is the true godfather of this scene. Al Jourgensen is all over the Rabies album. Worlock is a good one. I'd recommend Smothered Hope, Assimilate, Addiction, Chainsaw, Grave Wisdom & First Aid as great introductions to the great Skinny Puppy.
What song would you suggest? I'm very fond of Convulsion.
I would start an easier way, with "Smothered hope", "Glass houses" or "Worlock". Or, how about "Killing game"?@@kanalnamn
Mike Scaccia (Rigor Mortis tx) changed their sound also.
Should react to Dead Kennedys.
Holiday In Cambodia
or
California Uber Alles.
Well, that was fast!
@@bschuler6216 a99 has you covered :)
I had hair removed from my head in the pit at their show. Saw Helmet, Sepultura, and Ministry tour back in 92. I was about as close to pure kinetic energy as I could ever be when I was in a pit. Used to hit Denny's in Issaquah Wa. after most shows we went to in Seattle like that one. I would order an orange juice, apple juice, grapefruit juice, tomato juice, and a water just to recover. I would come out of those shows soaked in sweat
Try Ministry - PSALM 69
Seen them live
He talk two songs to empty his jack Daniels black label sitting on stage in Hamburg
My favorite Ministry song, Burning Inside.
Opeth - Demon of the Fall!!
I was so entertained with your response. I was blown away too 👍👍👍
Soon I discovered that this rock thing was true
Jerry Lee Lewis was the devil
Jesus was an architect previous to his career as a prophet
All of a sudden, I found myself in love with the world
So there was only one thing that I could do
Was ding a ding dang my dang a long ling long
Ministry - Jesus built my hotrod
It's a love affair. Mainly Jesus, and my hot rod.
Yeah...fuck it.
Note: some of the spoken lines in the song are sampled from the movie Full Metal Jacket. Definitely the “you will not kill” line; I believe the “kill kill kill” chant, “I can’t hear you/I still can’t hear you” lines are from that movie as well.
Ministry, at its height, was basically two people Al Jourgensson (the lead singer) and Paul Barker (one of the guitarists). You may also want to chase down the rabbit hole of the band Lard - mainly Al Jorgensson, Paul Barker and Jello Biafra. More punk than metal sound, but some really nuts protest songs - The Power of Lard, War Pimp Renaissance, I Wanna Be Drug Sniffing Dog and the epicly titled Peeling Back the Foreskin of Liberty.
Paul played bass. Mike Scaccia was the guitarist who really took them to their prime along with Bill Rieflin on drums and a major song writer for the band.
A thousand times yes!!!! Jesus built my hotrod is a hands down classic. Stigmata, just one fix and lay lady lay are some of my favorites from Uncle Al.
Also had the honor of finally seeing these guys live, Jeepers that was awesome.
I see them every time they come back to Chicago. One of my favorite songs!
Should check out more of Ministry. Their entire discography is pretty much anti establishment.
Great to see Sori immediately gets their sound, I feel like you're going to do more of them. Saw them live in the nineties, very atmospheric show. Psalm 69 and Filth pig are some very good albums really worth listening from start to finish.
Dude Ministry is killer. I never heard their music but I've heard OF them of course. I'm going on a ministry binge with a case of beer next weekend
Love your response. Yessss!
You picked up the thing that makes them special. They are FUN!
I was a young adult hanging out at Wax Trax records waiting for Uncle Al to show up and impart his wisdom.
If you like this, then don't look up "Everyday is Halloween" lol
In there day these guys absolutely defined a sound and image, this song is one of the most amazing and powerful. At their peak Ministry produced two truly flawless albums which influenced my life and the music genre I love.
Use to dance to their album "Land Of Rape and Honey" in a kick ass bar in Montreal. Love this band.
I love the “Full Metal Jacket” references!
"It's just a different way of doing things, this is mindblowingly good music" - For once you got something right, Vin, and you just showed that you're an Industrial-head at heart. :D
Yeah, us Industrial Metal people like to throw anything or everything music-related into our machines and usually what comes out is good. : )
True story...I was on a youth ministry church trip when I was in middle school & we talked our youth minister into listening to Ministry : Jesus built my hot rod in the church van \m/
Ahhhh takes me back to my teen mushing days!
I’ve been a fan of Ministry for years, as well as most metal genres from the late 80’s and 90’s. This mosh pit was the most frightened I’ve ever been. More blood than I’ve ever seen.
Ministry rocks man. Check out “N.W.O.”, “Just One Fix” (one of the greatest guitar riffs after the breakdown), “N.O.W.”, “Jesus Built My Hotrod”, “Stigmata”, “Burning Inside”, “Breathe”, so many great tunes. Way ahead of their time. Great review guys
That opening riff made many fans lose their shit. The second I put this cd in and hit play I knew I was in love. The cd version is insanely good. You should do So What, it's so good. And you are right, this concert (for this cd) was a freaking insanely good time. They had a two story steel cage at the front of the stage that kept the pit people off the stage (because it was such an agro pit). Some others to check out that are similar are "So What", "NWO", and "Burning Inside".
Loudest show I’ve ever been to!!! ❤️
Revocation - Blood Atonement
Obscura - Septuagint
Limbonic Art - A Venomous Kiss Of Profane Grace
Obscura is the dude from Thulcandra's primary band, i think. From Germany.
Limbonic Art is cool.
@@bschuler6216 Exactly : ) Thulcandra is a Sideproject from the Dude of Obscura. Like it a lot, because they sound almost like Dissection.