Same.M.H wrote: Wed Oct 06, 2021 5:14 am For the record – Eric Avery era Jane’s and Paul Barker era Ministry (plus Twitch, but that speaks more to my Sherwood fetish – but I digress…) are in regular rotation. I maybe like all this stuff MORE than I did in my teens / twenties, esp Ritual and the live Ministry records.
Jane's Addiction for sure.
This made me legitimately LOL. Still, I'll always have a soft spot for Jane's, even though they certainly haven't aged well as people.
Oh man, work backwards, you may be in for a treat.MoreSpaceEcho wrote: Thu Oct 07, 2021 4:31 pm
All I know of Ministry is Psalm 69, which means I don't know very much.
That album is great.MoreSpaceEcho wrote: Thu Oct 07, 2021 4:31 pm That Deconstruction record wasn't half bad either. Been ages since I put it on but I recall it holding up ok.
I'll give it up to Al that his sample game is tight on this one.rsmurphy wrote: Wed Oct 06, 2021 12:16 pm At their peak Ministry had Bill Rieflin, Chris Connelly, and Martin Atkins.
Seeing Jane's Addiction before they got massive was one of my favorite shows.
I'd throw on old Ministry before throwing on old Jane's Addiction - a much deeper well.
Deconstruction wasn't terrible; Porno for Pyros was bland; but most Ministry side-projects were on point.
"Corrosion" is better than the best Jane's Addiction song.
Ministry had higher highs - both underground and mainstream - and therefore had the hardest fall. But did they really?
FM Boombats shared this recently and I ain't mad at it.
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