The Band My Ex Showed Me
5
By almer123445
Awesome!
Hell yeah
5
By I kill zombies 4 fun
I heard this album for the first time in ‘94. I have 2 worn out cd’s and love this album. Ol uncle Al is amazing and a brilliant mind. I just wish he’d keep his political views out of his music. I’m sure he’d be amazed at the number of fans he has that don’t believe in his beliefs. But you can never trust a junkie. Jesus built my hot rod.
Some dispute over t-shirt sales
5
By stan_1978
I apologize for my previous review. It was out of taste. Ministry kicks it off with New World Order on this showcasing Al’s take on politics as a dig Bush’s New World Order. Just One Fix is heavy probably because of the content the song revolves around. TV2 is an awesome industrial punk song. Jesus Built My Hotrod is one of my favorite tracks on this along with Scarecrow. It’s heavy but, so is everything that Ministry has done.
Nice
5
By migueloliveros949
Nice
NWO is new version
4
By I hate screamo
Disappointed iTunes changed NWO to the new version and not the one originally on this album SMH
Awesome
5
By Swagreninja
Didn’t know this was on itunes, then I searched it up and it was here! A must have for anyone even passing an interest in metal, this band and album practically created the careers of Marilyn Manson, nine inch nails, Hollywood undead, and countless other bands, good and bad.
Watch Dogs
5
By yankeezrule22
Anyone else come here from playing watch dogs ?😂
Good album
4
By Rroocckkeerr
A little known fact is that these songs were written and performed by another band, Torch, otherwise known as Tork. Torch released their performance album in 1979. The songs sound almost the same just that Torch was more heavy metal, even though Torch was mostly liquid rock or soft metal.
N.W.O. Isn't the same.
2
By Der Teufel13
Very disappointed that the NWO song is a "new" version. The old is much better.
Great Industrial
5
By RGunz DOA
I admit i didnt listen to this cd upon in its days of course for mtv played Hesus Built My Hotrod. I was 10 years late on this cd but i make up for it everytime Uncle Al and The Ministry make into town. Landmark Industrial album for sure.
