This is for all those who continue to believe Al's story that With Sympathy was the result of an over zealous production team at Arista. And for those, like myself, who are fond of the early Minist...
This is for all those who continue to believe Al's story that With Sympathy was the result of an over zealous production team at Arista. And for those, like myself, who are fond of the early Ministry sound. This is the second song from the 7/20/83 show at First Avenue in Minneapolis, MN.
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I like it. I mean, I LOVE "With Sympathy", but THIS song is a prime example of terrible 80's music and I agree with MrRDiggity, that repetitive "blip/bloop" is annoying as hell!! If that blip/bloop wasn't there, I would probably like this song.
I like Ministry of every period, including SOME tracks off of "With Sympathy". All the same, this one is a real stinker, in my opinion. It encompasses everything tacky and embarassingly bad about the worst songs on "With Sympathy". It is morbidly fascinating to see Al Jourgensen in this light, though.
Don't fool yourself , this really is bad...Even by 80's dance/electronica standards!.That one blip/bloop looping sample is annoying as fuck too. Thank the lord they became what they are now.
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