What old folks homes are you hanging out in?! The ones I go visit know how to fucking ROCK, headbang, be more than a public nuisance, AND shit ALWAYS goes down-hill and dumps on the sheeple!
I'm 62 and discovered them just six months ago! I got the entire library with no hesitation, and can't find a tune I don't like. I can't start a session without them!
I did the same with my daughter, then she introduced to new stuff like death grips and machine girl, she's 23 now, working on her own tunes, like i've also been doing for over 30years... good times, cheers!
A long time ago, I spent almost $1,100 on putting in a car stereo just so I could roll down the street playing Ministry, NIN, Thrill Kill Cult, and others. This was...in the early to mid 90's. Can you believe I can still hear okay? I wake up in the morning and am amazed I heard the alarm clock.
omg- can I date you? that's so cool! I saw all 3! Trent R poured champagne on my head, I broke my nose at Ministry's mosh pit, and almost got robbed in Trenton NJ to see TKC!!
My very abusive boyfriend introduced me to this album back in 1993, not realizing this song would eventually help me build up the escape velocity to get away from him. Despite the anger of the music, it's actually a very warm sentimental song for its meaning to me. Last year I had to move thanks to a belligerent stalking neighbor, but all the depression and anxiety of the Covid lockdown had a paralyzing effect that prevented me from packing. Then I remembered this album and it got me ready in time for moving day! Thank you, Al Jourgensen, for prying me loose from two abusers in my life. We should donate copies of this song to every domestic violence center in the english-speaking world.
Craziest concert I ever attended. Lollapalooza ‘92 in Miami. Over 100,000 people in the venue and a giant mosh pit about 50 yards across churning like a stationary hurricane in the middle of it. Hot as hell. When we left the concert the radio was telling us we were under an evacuation notice because Hurricane Andrew was heading our way. After an entire day in the broiling sun we decided that we needed sleep and we would worry about the hurricane in the morning. Good times.
I saw them in Mass. in 1992 when the crowd burned down the fence and I think the festival was banned from playing the venue called Great Woods for a couple of years.
I think that was in Orlando that year too... Hurricane Andrew was coming in hot. I hitched a ride from Jacksonville to Orlando, spent three days down there... tripped my balls off!
Al Jourgensen did later lament using sampled guitar for this song versus actual guitar. But it still rocks. I used to play this song and Welcome to Paradise (Front242) really loud with the windows down just to piss off the local yocals.
Senser is way more the hip-hop end of things compared to Ministry . not that it's a bad thing , hell I spent my teens with Ministry and Popwilleatitself and KMFDM . Ministry just kept getting heavier every album .
This song is a home I recognize . Miss this kind of music from my college days.... Anyone, out there bring this back please. When Industrial and goth meet and it was the release of pain without taking anyone else down. It's your story get through it.
Stronger than reason Stronger than lies The only truth I know Is the look in your eyes ... The look in your eyes Just like a car crash Just like a knife My favorite weapon Is the look in your eyes You've run out of lies You've run out of lies You've run out of lies You've run out of lies You've run out of lies You've run out of lies You've run out of lies There's a ton locked in your empty eyes Get out of my life I'm chewing on glass And eating my fingers I'm not the one Who's run out of lies Lies You've run out of lies You've run out of lies You've run out of lies You've run out of lies You've run out of time Cutting my face And walking on splinters I lost my soul To the look in your eyes Your eyes You ran out of lies You ran out of lies You ran out of lies You ran out of time Stigmata Oh, you have empty eyes, yes Oh, you have empty eyes, yes Oh, you have empty eyes, yes Oh, you have empty eyes, yes Oh, you have empty eyes, yes Oh, you have empty eyes, yes Oh, you have empty eyes, They tell me nothing, nothing but lies, yes Yes
I've seen Ministry live 3 times. First in Toronto in '92, then Osaka in '95 & back in Toronto 2 weeks ago. Al absolutely rocked the house every single time. Legend.
Just about the same Ministry experience for me. First in Dallas in 1992, 2nd time was Tulsa in 1996, and Tulsa again in March of this year. I think this 3rd time permanently damaged my hearing! Uncle Al can still get down for being closer to 70 than 60.
i am 15 years old and when i was in my mothers womb my mother used to blast ministry music right next to her stomach thats why i love ministry so much.
I can't help but hold Ministry in reverence for being one of the most dynamic and changing industrial bands which managed to enter the mainstream. THIS is music.
There is just something about this old school industrial (rock/metal/___), that I can’t get enough of it. Even after the years, it still sounds futuristic and cyberpunk as fuck.
Back in the old days after robbing a few liquor stores I’d blast this and Thieves & Liars while making my getaway. Times have changed. Now I sell commercial property insurance.
This was my introduction to industrial music as a kid. I stayed up late and was watching a bad post apocalypse movie. Opening shot is someone with a grinder on metal with this blasting. I'd never heard anything like it before and was hooked.
You might be interested in the "Industrial" music subculture of the late 80s and early 90s. Nine Inch Nails "Head like a hole" comes to mind. They experimented with electronic music and heavy metal.
Love it. Makes me wanna shave my head and set fire to a Starbucks. The first rule of listening to Ministry is you don't tell people what you wanna do while listening to Ministry.
I’m going to be 23 this year and still have yet to find people who love this band around my age outside of a few in online communities. Such a great band and such solid music.
@@halroxdynasty8683 Thank you! Like I said we exist it’s just very hard to find people I’m big into Muse, Korn, Rob/White Zombie, Powerman5000, Filter and NIN. Anything similar in genre to them. I grew up with Coldplay, Metallica, RHCP and the genres of hair/traditional heavy metal coming from outside family, and country/soft rock from my main household. Unfortunately for them I inherited the metalhead genes to some degree.
@@levi_octavian that's awesome hell yah 😎 that's funny you bring up powerman 5000 because I just saw they're playing near me this month lmao. I saw them back in the day for $15 😆 I wanna go again!
I still crank Ministry in the car.. been a fan since the 90s. Jesus Built My Hotrod, Just One Fix, Lay Lady Lay, Scarecrow, So What....epic fuckin' music🤘🏻. Rock hard or go home 🤘🏻💜
this is still good so love it i saw them at lolapalooza in 1992 with pearl jam,sound garden, the red hot chilli peppers and the Jesus and Mary chain in Barry Ontario Canada it was one of the beat shows ever
i went to lollapalooza that year as well, only in Houston, TX in 100° heat. The pit for ministry was enormous, there were people all across the front of the stage with garden hoses, spraying us down so we wouldn't get heat stroke... definitely one of the best shows I've ever attended.
I saw them when they did a few shows at Lollapalooza 93 with Alice in Chains, Primus, Rage Against the Machine, Fish Bone, Arrested Development and others.
Saw them the same year, the day before hurricane Andrew hit Miami. There was a 9 year old in the pit with me. I sometimes wonder how he is, he was a cool kid.
Few bands can put out an album like Twitch and then produce a completely different sound like this. Great album, great song, and very good video. Ministry at their height!
I've never had so much fun as trippin' on acid in a little club moshing to Ministry live back in the late 80's 90's. Actually did that a couple of times.
First time I heard this was in Richard Stanley's movie Hardware. They had Stigmata playing while Gwar were on the TV screen. 2 great bands for the price of one.
The video shown in Hardware is actually GWAR’s video for Black And Huge. For reasons unknown even today, the director decided that GWAR’s visuals should be accompanied by Ministry audio. The effect was quite powerful, but oh boy did it create a lot of confusion for people who had never heard either band before.
Funny enough, Al and Paul Barker produced Gwar's 'Scumdogs of the Universe', which came out the same year as Hardware. I'm sure that connection has something to do with their appearance in the film.
Man,,,this song takes me so far back....I forgot just how much I love Ministry, Revolting Cocks...and Uncle Al's other projects....I need to write the lyrics down and send them to an ex boyfriend....ha ha ah ha ha ah bah ha,ah,,,,You've ran out of lies!!!!...love the hard drum beat,,,,this is a really good song to boink to....Trust me..
RevCo, Revolting Cocks Ya… how hard up u gotta be to work for some motherfuckers with a name for a group like that, know what I'm talking about? sheeit… named my fave dog RevCo…
I saw Ministry in 92 at Lollapalooza. That day I saw RHCP, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, Ministry and more. Ministry was the best most insane show by far. They were touring for Psalm 69 and that shit was amazing.
yixxt Why would I be looking for "ex" boyfriends? I'm looking for a new man..But all men LIE!!! So...my next man should be warned...I will do a lot of lying too...ha ha ha..;)
I bought this Ministry CD in college in the 80's after following the band through its more new wave phase. Little did I know what I was in for when I started playing this in the dorm! I only wish the amplifier would have gone to 11. Anyway, I was into the sound immediately and I even liked the colorful out of focus cover art. It wasn't until some months later, to my horror while sitting in bed, that I looked at the cover from a distance and noticed that it was actually some sort of rotting human skull! Nicely played Mr. Jourgensen!
I could have written this post!! Except I was a fresman in high school when this came out. "With Sympathy" and "Twitch" did not prepare us for the opening seconds of the Land of Rape and Honey album -- omgggg it blew my freaking MIND. And that's the moment that I realized, I didn't want to be normal, ever.
Lollapalooza II bayfront Park Miami 1992 I was there. Outdoor stage. Stand up only. Shoulder to shoulder. The energy was insane. Especially on a hit of acid.😂 good times.
misery, insanity, relationship, communication, frustration, dilapidation, desperation, shadow oneself, sapping life's energy, each second more of life only a disastrous gift of torturend terror
My cat is grooming herself in rhythm to the beat. Hmmm. Also, Andrea Brown, wherever you are, thank you for introducing me to Ministry in high school! 💕
.....this guy, right here, right now !!....possibly one of the best ever, of all time.............................................................luv it to bits, lol, xxx
This song was a real game changer for me. I thought heavy music was just noise but this made me realize it could be catchy and fun as well. A real gateway into a whole world of music I didn't even know existed.
For those who don’t know, the distorted sample riff you hear in the chorus is actually a bass guitar run through a heavily saturated distortion amp, and the regular 6-string guitars are used as the back up. Al Jourgensen quite literally made a song that made the bass guitarist the lead guitarist.
HA! No f*^ing kidding! nothing beats the grungy old club scene, starting with Medusa's and trying to worm your way upstairs! Back before they cared where you were after 2am. My babysitter dated jorgenson when they were just an angry baby band so got to see them for some of their firsts. we were an angry generation in the 70s.
"From Beer to Eternity" was pretty awesome, too. Thank God Uncle Al is still alive. Don't believe that crap about how the band's best days are way behind them. They're still the Original.
I don't where I was in the 80's and 90's, but this kind of material just didn't get through the vet-ing system. So glad TH-cam presented Ministry to me. Now I will listen to nothing else!!
I had heard of ministry but only started listening to them about 6 months ago when Pandora mixed in "just one fix" at work. I stopped everything to see who the band was and now , at 44, im hooked.
This is the one that got me into music that was left of the dial...a game changer...and when I saw them at dingy nite club playing this album live...I was forever changed...the way I approached music and listened to it ever since...
That tormented heroin shooter, Al Jourgenson, was one trailblazer and a creative mastermind. I saw this tour in 1988 at the Avalon theater in Milwaukee. Fuckin' crazy.
We had this blasting on the boat when we landed at Normandy on D Day June 6 1944. Crazy to think that's now 80 years ago and I was 62 at the time, wow.
I know I can see elements of what they were gravitating towards even in that polished pop album. I love I’m Not an Effigy and Revenge. The ones with the background singers I’m mot too excited about lol.
I remember getting Twitch and just loving it- and I’ll never forget the day i got this record the day it came out and this song opens the album- it just blew me away
I am 81 years old, use to listen to Ministry back in the day when I was in my 50's. They weren't the "hardest" band but they were all right.
Awesome post.
@@gregheipel7941 I wonder if no teabaggers is still with us...
Yo TeaBaggers ??
Still with us @ 90 !?!?
Still with you thru Ministry buddy ,,
Twitch was a great album.
Keep on disco hero.
i recommend you listen to the band BILE if you like ministry , in league album
Old folks homes are gonna rock in 20 years or so.....
So true if we can remember owt. must get it tattooed on my hand
What old folks homes are you hanging out in?! The ones I go visit know how to fucking ROCK, headbang, be more than a public nuisance, AND shit ALWAYS goes down-hill and dumps on the sheeple!
I’m sort of in one listening to this!
They will when I get there...just a few more years. \M/
@@becordrey Ditto \M/ cannot wait to see the eyes at the old folks home as I bring in my 2metre high speakers in wearing an Infant Annihilator tshirt
I'm 62 and discovered them just six months ago! I got the entire library with no hesitation, and can't find a tune I don't like. I can't start a session without them!
I used to shred on my Christian Hanoi skateboard to Just In Case, Land of RaH and A Mind Is when i was very young. Maybe 11
A session of what
@@philfrank5601 Been wondering the same thing!
@@philfrank5601 HE A HEAD SHRINK.
@@philfrank5601 weightlifting at 62
I'm 172. My Grandpa and I are still listening this awesome tune.
LOL!
😂
I’m only 63 but I listen to this music with my ghost relatives that are all dead
you're just a wee snip of a lad, wait until you're 212, that's when the back and knee pain kick in, but who cares, we still got ministry :)
172 isn't particularly tall
My mom recommended this to me and told me she listen to this back in highschool..... safe to say that my mom and I now enjoy the same music
thats really weird man
I did the same with my daughter, then she introduced to new stuff like death grips and machine girl, she's 23 now, working on her own tunes, like i've also been doing for over 30years... good times, cheers!
I do with my kids too. I just introduce them to the music. If they like the bands or not (they almost always do) after that is up to them.
Lol that's awesome!
My daughter grew up with this, now she listens to boy bands.
A long time ago, I spent almost $1,100 on putting in a car stereo just so I could roll down the street playing Ministry, NIN, Thrill Kill Cult, and others. This was...in the early to mid 90's. Can you believe I can still hear okay? I wake up in the morning and am amazed I heard the alarm clock.
Just saw Ministry, Filter, Rob Zombie and Alice Cooper live. This song was awesome live
Right up there with Scraping Foetus off the Wheel - Anything!
omg- can I date you? that's so cool! I saw all 3! Trent R poured champagne on my head, I broke my nose at Ministry's mosh pit, and almost got robbed in Trenton NJ to see TKC!!
damn. FOMO
@@wyattcole5452
Thrill kill cult was the bomb!!!!
My very abusive boyfriend introduced me to this album back in 1993, not realizing this song would eventually help me build up the escape velocity to get away from him. Despite the anger of the music, it's actually a very warm sentimental song for its meaning to me. Last year I had to move thanks to a belligerent stalking neighbor, but all the depression and anxiety of the Covid lockdown had a paralyzing effect that prevented me from packing. Then I remembered this album and it got me ready in time for moving day! Thank you, Al Jourgensen, for prying me loose from two abusers in my life. We should donate copies of this song to every domestic violence center in the english-speaking world.
Thanks for sharing your story, I hope you're doing much better now! Peace ✌
@@PolarBear-rc4ks
Damn…. I hope things are better and those around you are safe and fulfilling. Life’s too short.
Wait until you hear about all the violent abusers in Al’s favorite organizations, Antifa and the Church Of Satan
Maybe its you. Just sayin. God bless.
Craziest concert I ever attended. Lollapalooza ‘92 in Miami. Over 100,000 people in the venue and a giant mosh pit about 50 yards across churning like a stationary hurricane in the middle of it. Hot as hell. When we left the concert the radio was telling us we were under an evacuation notice because Hurricane Andrew was heading our way. After an entire day in the broiling sun we decided that we needed sleep and we would worry about the hurricane in the morning. Good times.
I saw them in Mass. in 1992 when the crowd burned down the fence and I think the festival was banned from playing the venue called Great Woods for a couple of years.
😂
Saw it in Phoenix lala 92
saw 🤘🤘🤘that show in atlanta
I think that was in Orlando that year too... Hurricane Andrew was coming in hot. I hitched a ride from Jacksonville to Orlando, spent three days down there... tripped my balls off!
When I feel anger and I'm pissed off with the world, Ministry, NIN and KMFDM, are my playlist for the moment🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Revolting cocks, lard, skinny puppy.....
yep same here
Neither Ebb and Pigface as well....
When every time I played this my kids new I was in a mood not to be played with.
I'm with you there!
still, one of the best industrial-rock songs ever...
raw, rough and much energy!
KaMui1987 i a gree
Remember moshing in club back when this song was newish
😗🙃🤪😵💀🖤
when I have brain fog!!!! ministry time!!!!
Al Jourgensen did later lament using sampled guitar for this song versus actual guitar. But it still rocks. I used to play this song and Welcome to Paradise (Front242) really loud with the windows down just to piss off the local yocals.
This is Ministry. This is the best fusion between electronic music and rock.
senser is better.
I'd say early KMFDM and PIG both do it better, but damn is Ministry ever close. Look up KMFDM - Ultra, in the off chance you haven't heard it!
Senser is way more the hip-hop end of things compared to Ministry . not that it's a bad thing , hell I spent my teens with Ministry and Popwilleatitself and KMFDM . Ministry just kept getting heavier every album .
I think you don´t know Rammstein or Oomph!
KMFDM and PIG are child's play to Ministry. Nihil doesn't hold a candle to bands like Ministry or Godflesh.
Rest in peace Bill Rieflin, you will be missed. You played in many, many bands I like and admire (KMFDM, Ministry, King Crimson, REM, among others)...
Rem?really?how disappointing
@@rebeccarosen6889 why? Ministry are brilliant. R.e.m. are brilliant.
This song is a home I recognize . Miss this kind of music from my college days.... Anyone, out there bring this back please. When Industrial and goth meet and it was the release of pain without taking anyone else down. It's your story get through it.
3teeth were given the mantle of best industrial band from Ministry after opening for them on Ministrys last tour in 2019
Word...
So beautifully put!! I agree 1000% Wish we could be friends, you sound COOL
Stronger than reason
Stronger than lies
The only truth I know
Is the look in your eyes
... The look in your eyes
Just like a car crash
Just like a knife
My favorite weapon
Is the look in your eyes
You've run out of lies
You've run out of lies
You've run out of lies
You've run out of lies
You've run out of lies
You've run out of lies
You've run out of lies
There's a ton locked in your empty eyes
Get out of my life
I'm chewing on glass
And eating my fingers
I'm not the one
Who's run out of lies
Lies
You've run out of lies
You've run out of lies
You've run out of lies
You've run out of lies
You've run out of time
Cutting my face
And walking on splinters
I lost my soul
To the look in your eyes
Your eyes
You ran out of lies
You ran out of lies
You ran out of lies
You ran out of time
Stigmata
Oh, you have empty eyes, yes
Oh, you have empty eyes, yes
Oh, you have empty eyes, yes
Oh, you have empty eyes, yes
Oh, you have empty eyes, yes
Oh, you have empty eyes, yes
Oh, you have empty eyes,
They tell me nothing, nothing but lies, yes
Yes
F you
F me
F everyone
F the church
F jesus
F mary
F tipper gore
F bush
F noriega
F all these a--holes
... I missed a lot but, yeah.
I've seen Ministry live 3 times. First in Toronto in '92, then Osaka in '95 & back in Toronto 2 weeks ago. Al absolutely rocked the house every single time. Legend.
Fun fact: Al's favorite drink is a Bloody mary. I introduced him to a Ceasar back at Lollapalooza 92, and he was never the same after
Just about the same Ministry experience for me. First in Dallas in 1992, 2nd time was Tulsa in 1996, and Tulsa again in March of this year. I think this 3rd time permanently damaged my hearing! Uncle Al can still get down for being closer to 70 than 60.
i am 15 years old and when i was in my mothers womb my mother used to blast ministry music right next to her stomach thats why i love ministry so much.
you are probable 24 now right? only 11 people gave a crap about your comment for 9 years? dont know how this works, but I love the backstory!
Awe I appreciate it haha, thank you 😁
do you still like ministry at 24-25??
My friends mum saw Clockwork Orange when she was 8 months with my friend. Explains a lot really does.
@@kamranevans2011 still ministry fan?🤔
I can't help but hold Ministry in reverence for being one of the most dynamic and changing industrial bands which managed to enter the mainstream. THIS is music.
❤😂🎉😢😮😅😊_Dd(Gothy)°👻=🏡{⚰️}🏡✓🕸️🕷️[🦇]❤😂🎉😊 1:36
There is just something about this old school industrial (rock/metal/___), that I can’t get enough of it. Even after the years, it still sounds futuristic and cyberpunk as fuck.
Heck yeah that is exactly what I always thought. Stuff like Tetsuo the Iron Man and Akira.
100%!
True. That's a really early song for such kind of music.
Old?
Back in the old days after robbing a few liquor stores I’d blast this and Thieves & Liars while making my getaway. Times have changed. Now I sell commercial property insurance.
😂
Same thing, robbing and selling insurance.
Killer ;)
This was my introduction to industrial music as a kid. I stayed up late and was watching a bad post apocalypse movie. Opening shot is someone with a grinder on metal with this blasting. I'd never heard anything like it before and was hooked.
movie is called "Hardware"! Not bad,but very low-budget...
And the band playing is Gwar!
It is beautiful
Hardware is great and still very relevant, rewatch it ;)
M.A.R.K. 13 - Hardware
Awesome
1992 Live Seattle show literally seared into my soul…I have not been to a better, LOUDER show since!
This band changed the way I looked at music forever.
You might be interested in the "Industrial" music subculture of the late 80s and early 90s. Nine Inch Nails "Head like a hole" comes to mind. They experimented with electronic music and heavy metal.
Check out Skrew
It did me to
This changed it for me too. The first time I saw and heard the live album in 91I was totally hooked.
@@rabidcentrist They all stole from Skinny Puppy they did it first!! and did it BEST!! Brace yourself its a BUMPY ride in the land of Skinny!
I don't always listen to Ministry...but when I do, so do my neighbors.
Funny shit.
My neighbors actually got me into Ministry. Win win?
LMFAO
LMAO Awesome.
Yassss!!!!
Сильно эмоционально.Любимая группа.Без тормозов ,поднимают самые жёсткие темы.
I use to listen to this in the sanitarium .
Remember, anger is a gift .....
@@kushcraft9914сомнительно.
Love it. Makes me wanna shave my head and set fire to a Starbucks. The first rule of listening to Ministry is you don't tell people what you wanna do while listening to Ministry.
exactly.... I did set fires to this in Jr. High school.... lmao...you're so right...
I flipped my car the first time I heard it
I Exploded
ComatoseFly kil i had lunch at starbucks today but im not proud n i never do haha
ComatoseFly that is Brittney spears
I relate to this song today better than when it came out 24 years ago. Why? Because life sucks and you're all out of lies and you're all out of time.
Nah it's bc wounds of Christ stigmata.
Ministry at this time was my life
They still are
Such an amazing attitude
The past proves future
120 Minutes was the shit back in the day.
I’m 982 yrs old and I love ministry
How's Enoch?
We see you , Lestat
Young'n
I’m going to be 23 this year and still have yet to find people who love this band around my age outside of a few in online communities. Such a great band and such solid music.
You will find the people who love this music in the northwest part of the country Washington, Oregon, California
I'm 348 and still garden to this.
You're 23 and you like this band? How 😂 I'm 38 and I love this band but I was only a kid for this music era. You got good taste for a Gen Z 😂
@@halroxdynasty8683 Thank you! Like I said we exist it’s just very hard to find people I’m big into Muse, Korn, Rob/White Zombie, Powerman5000, Filter and NIN. Anything similar in genre to them.
I grew up with Coldplay, Metallica, RHCP and the genres of hair/traditional heavy metal coming from outside family, and country/soft rock from my main household. Unfortunately for them I inherited the metalhead genes to some degree.
@@levi_octavian that's awesome hell yah 😎 that's funny you bring up powerman 5000 because I just saw they're playing near me this month lmao. I saw them back in the day for $15 😆 I wanna go again!
This is the way I like to wake up! Hell Yeah! Love Ministry!
have not listened to ministry in 10 years, amazing how many people have no idea who they are
It’s Christmas Day & I’m enjoying this video,…12-25-2023
Going on 69yrs old but Rock-n-Rolling 🥸👍💙💜💛
Just discovered these guys------loving it!!!!
Ladan Mohammadi welcome!!!! Don’t forget Skinny Puppy & Front 242
You won't be disappointed!
I destroyed my soul in the 80's and the 90's in the bowel's of MINISTRY.
Sweet.
sold soul in the 80s and lived the 90s
I still crank Ministry in the car.. been a fan since the 90s. Jesus Built My Hotrod, Just One Fix, Lay Lady Lay, Scarecrow, So What....epic fuckin' music🤘🏻.
Rock hard or go home 🤘🏻💜
Hey Nellie, yo should hear it live. Telling everyone an everything to fuck off. That was chaos. An scarecrow was badass
lol
Check out 10000 Homo DJs version of supernaut I'm sure you have
Ministry has some great album from 84 on check them out that's what had me as a fan they really picked it up in the early 90's tho
best long distance driving tunes ever :)
this is still good so love it i saw them at lolapalooza in 1992 with pearl jam,sound garden, the red hot chilli peppers and the Jesus and Mary chain in Barry Ontario Canada it was one of the beat shows ever
i went to lollapalooza that year as well, only in Houston, TX in 100° heat. The pit for ministry was enormous, there were people all across the front of the stage with garden hoses, spraying us down so we wouldn't get heat stroke... definitely one of the best shows I've ever attended.
I saw them when they did a few shows at Lollapalooza 93 with Alice in Chains, Primus, Rage Against the Machine, Fish Bone, Arrested Development and others.
Saw them the same year, the day before hurricane Andrew hit Miami. There was a 9 year old in the pit with me. I sometimes wonder how he is, he was a cool kid.
donna ly I was there as well!!
donna ly I saw that tour in Denver, freaking awesome
I’m 51 - still cranking this LOUD and scaring my millennial neighbours 😈😈😈
Shaaaaa! I’m 52 & doin the same!!! This band holds the playlist to my long ago!!!
Turning 51 in February, I am blasting Ministry, sometimes it rattles the windows of my house
If they ever ask just tell them your weapon is the look in their eyes 🖕😜🖕
Same here, 😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
62, and my "neighbors" are borderline terrified of me. Mostly due to blasting this type of wondrous noise.
❤ Real Music never ages, unlike us, thank you MINISTRY, soundtrack of my 20s & still valid ❤
My teens 💖
CUTTING MY FACE, AND WALKING ON SPLINTERS. I LOST MY SOUL TO THE LOOK IN YOUR EYES!!!!!
I'm 62 , loved dancing to this back in the late 80's when punk , alternative, new wave were fun ❤
I am 40... my whole life is from Janis Jolpin to Viagra Boys and I amso thankful
@@lisahart4720 dance ??
Saw this live a few days ago in burgettstown now im completely hooked
I blew out the speakers in my car in high school blasting this song.
Preparing my mind 4 Sundaze shroom augmentation programming
I never ever get sick of Ministry.I saw em many times back in the day.There was some fine moshing at Ministry concerts!
Rare: music with a meaningful message...been doing it for decades...preach rev. AL
Great song by a great band.... Listened to this in high school and it still speaks to me! 92'
Few bands can put out an album like Twitch and then produce a completely different sound like this. Great album, great song, and very good video. Ministry at their height!
Heard this for this first time at Prince Mongo's Planet in downtown Memphis. Became an instant fan for life. Long Live Mongo, Prince of Zambodia! 333
my neighbours really loves this song too...I can hear them banging the wall.
Fuck them :D \m/
Good for you! Fuck 'em!
I can hear them running out of timmeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
😂
@@umuttereci8026 today on arrogant fucktards that can't take a joke even when they know it's a joke.
I've never had so much fun as trippin' on acid in a little club moshing to Ministry live back in the late 80's 90's. Actually did that a couple of times.
Riff Raff. same. Word for word. Fucking insane.
Riff Raff ..lol... did that for a few years!
doubt it
Same here, one of the best shows trippin, gwar and skinny puppy was insane 👍
Acid and music
Peanut butter and jelly
First time I heard this was in Richard Stanley's movie Hardware. They had Stigmata playing while Gwar were on the TV screen. 2 great bands for the price of one.
Stigmata video was in the movie Hardware, witch by the way was a great movie.
+LORDGOAT1976 Check out "Death Machine" from the 1990s, like hardware but better.
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The video shown in Hardware is actually GWAR’s video for Black And Huge. For reasons unknown even today, the director decided that GWAR’s visuals should be accompanied by Ministry audio. The effect was quite powerful, but oh boy did it create a lot of confusion for people who had never heard either band before.
yes...
Funny enough, Al and Paul Barker produced Gwar's 'Scumdogs of the Universe', which came out the same year as Hardware. I'm sure that connection has something to do with their appearance in the film.
The most perfect song ever in the history of the universe.
Saw MINISTRY at The Channel in Boston, late 80's, wicked pissa!
Man,,,this song takes me so far back....I forgot just how much I love Ministry, Revolting Cocks...and Uncle Al's other projects....I need to write the lyrics down and send them to an ex boyfriend....ha ha ah ha ha ah bah ha,ah,,,,You've ran out of lies!!!!...love the hard drum beat,,,,this is a really good song to boink to....Trust me..
RevCo, Revolting Cocks Ya… how hard up u gotta be to work for some motherfuckers with a name for a group like that, know what I'm talking about? sheeit… named my fave dog RevCo…
I saw Ministry in 92 at Lollapalooza. That day I saw RHCP, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, Ministry and more. Ministry was the best most insane show by far. They were touring for Psalm 69 and that shit was amazing.
I saw them at Lollapalooza 92 in New Orleans. Definitely agree they were the best of that line up-- I was blown away!
Are you looking for future ex boyfriends? I am just asking for a friend.
yixxt Why would I be looking for "ex" boyfriends? I'm looking for a new man..But all men LIE!!! So...my next man should be warned...I will do a lot of lying too...ha ha ha..;)
I bought this Ministry CD in college in the 80's after following the band through its more new wave phase.
Little did I know what I was in for when I started playing this in the dorm!
I only wish the amplifier would have gone to 11.
Anyway, I was into the sound immediately and I even liked the colorful out of focus cover art.
It wasn't until some months later, to my horror while sitting in bed, that I looked at the cover from a distance and noticed that it was actually some sort of rotting human skull!
Nicely played Mr. Jourgensen!
I could have written this post!! Except I was a fresman in high school when this came out. "With Sympathy" and "Twitch" did not prepare us for the opening seconds of the Land of Rape and Honey album -- omgggg it blew my freaking MIND.
And that's the moment that I realized, I didn't want to be normal, ever.
Lollapalooza II bayfront Park Miami
1992
I was there. Outdoor stage. Stand up only. Shoulder to shoulder. The energy was insane. Especially on a hit of acid.😂 good times.
I had the cassette 🎶💀🌚🖤 88’ High School days in AZ 🌵
My senior year at Dobson at Mesa! Stinkweeds record shop on Guadalupe and Dobson is where I bought this album!
misery, insanity, relationship, communication, frustration, dilapidation, desperation, shadow oneself, sapping life's energy, each second more of life only a disastrous gift of torturend terror
My cat is grooming herself in rhythm to the beat. Hmmm. Also, Andrea Brown, wherever you are, thank you for introducing me to Ministry in high school! 💕
The greatest guitar riff that isn't actually a guitar. A post modern " Whole Lotta Love'. Even when just making toast I have to slam dance.
Hearing this song again for the first time in 20 years...crazy feeling.
Everyone is old regardless... tripping and having a great time back in the day... LOVE this...
Damn this song brings back insane memories!! HELL YES!!!
I miss the day when using stock footage in a video was cool.
.....this guy, right here, right now !!....possibly one of the best ever, of all time.............................................................luv it to bits, lol, xxx
This song was a real game changer for me. I thought heavy music was just noise but this made me realize it could be catchy and fun as well. A real gateway into a whole world of music I didn't even know existed.
Still listening to this song in the 2020 🤘🏻🤘🏻
💉🤯 2021
2024
For those who don’t know, the distorted sample riff you hear in the chorus is actually a bass guitar run through a heavily saturated distortion amp, and the regular 6-string guitars are used as the back up. Al Jourgensen quite literally made a song that made the bass guitarist the lead guitarist.
For you youngsters.
This track is literally hell on Wheels. ☠️
I miss these times so much...
This is not the ministry seminar on the stigmata, but I enjoined it immensely
Bad ass song! This was my song when I rode my road bike more. You will get down the road pedaling to this. Ministry is great to see live!
Still relevant in 2024. The best Ministry album in my opinion.
Im getting early Ministry music vibes. Maybe their new wave music isnt dead after all. I like all their genres of music.
Great selection for a gym work out soundtrack.
I got endless love for this band and their unique sound. *Alien J.* is God.
One of my all time favorite Ministry songs.
Bought this album back in the 70's, still bumping it today in the 90's!
This album was an hour in the 70s, you silly
Welcome to Chicago.
@Mark Grant I hate that I lost my membership card.
AlleyCatChum - yes! I’d do anything for one more night at Dome Room. Or a walk thru the alley to the old Neo.
@Mark Grant So were a lot of us, in a pile in the corner ;)
HA! No f*^ing kidding! nothing beats the grungy old club scene, starting with Medusa's and trying to worm your way upstairs! Back before they cared where you were after 2am. My babysitter dated jorgenson when they were just an angry baby band so got to see them for some of their firsts. we were an angry generation in the 70s.
Saw these guys last May in 2015 and they were so fucking amazing! Glad to have grew up listening to them as well as Skinny Puppy and Front 242
"From Beer to Eternity" was pretty awesome, too. Thank God Uncle Al is still alive. Don't believe that crap about how the band's best days are way behind them. They're still the Original.
Dominique Senecaut Agreed!!!
I also saw them last in May 2015.
fuck yea :)
Saw them in 91 or 92 club 101 el paso.......
I don't where I was in the 80's and 90's, but this kind of material just didn't get through the vet-ing system. So glad TH-cam presented Ministry to me. Now I will listen to nothing else!!
This track changed my life.
song changed my whole outlook on music and life. amazing still to this day
I had heard of ministry but only started listening to them about 6 months ago when Pandora mixed in "just one fix" at work.
I stopped everything to see who the band was and now , at 44, im hooked.
This is the one that got me into music that was left of the dial...a game changer...and when I saw them at dingy nite club playing this album live...I was forever changed...the way I approached music and listened to it ever since...
That tormented heroin shooter, Al Jourgenson, was one trailblazer and a creative mastermind. I saw this tour in 1988 at the Avalon theater in Milwaukee. Fuckin' crazy.
I don't normally worship MINISTRY -- but when I do...bad things happen...
My 14 YT old daughter doesn’t believe me when I told her I would dance to this song back in the day at Leland City Club in Detroit 🤣😈🤘🏼
Every Saturday night!!
2019!!! still rocking out to this with my day 1's
I'm 110 and I just discovered this band and I love it!
A song ahead of its time
Not really, everyone else is just stuck in the past... no imaginations.
"Rumble In The Bronx" (1995) brought me here! EPIC!
João Paulo Henz Hardware (1990) showed me the way
aeonplus I love that movie. I have the DVD, which was a bitch to find, as well as the soundtrack.
We had this blasting on the boat when we landed at Normandy on D Day June 6 1944. Crazy to think that's now 80 years ago and I was 62 at the time, wow.
1st album doesn't actually totally suck. It's just a different genre altogether. "Revenge" is a synthpop classic.
I know I can see elements of what they were gravitating towards even in that polished pop album. I love I’m Not an Effigy and Revenge. The ones with the background singers I’m mot too excited about lol.
Used to drive my mom crazy when I was in a Ministry kind of mood...she would always say it was too loud... ;)
yea i know that feeling
follow it up with some TKK and KMFDM
once my neighbor knocked on my door and asked if i could turn it down cause her pictures were rattling...
Milo Daimen chuck in some Atari teenage riot to :)
forgot all about them they were bad ass too.
I remember getting Twitch and just loving it- and I’ll never forget the day i got this record the day it came out and this song opens the album- it just blew me away
10/10 would listen to in taxi
Yeah well I’m a taxi driver and I used to play this while driving around at night. Not in front of the chav customers though
@@greva2904 What are some of your best stories from taxi driving?
One of the most intense music videos
Still love this shit. They were so groundbreaking. I saw NIN back in 1989 for the pretty hate machine tour. Good times.
I got a speeding ticket and I dont even have a car. So much energy ⚡