Warehouse Stock Clearance Sale

Grab a bargain today!


Psalm 69
By
Rating
Album: Psalm 69: The Way to Succeed & The Way to Suck Eggs
# Song Title   Time
1)    N.W.O More Info... 0:05
2)    Just One Fix More Info... 0:05
3)    TV II More Info... 0:03
4)    Hero More Info... 0:04
5)    Jesus Built My Hotrod More Info... 0:05
6)    Scare Crow More Info... 0:08
7)    Psalm 69 More Info... 0:05
8)    Corrosion More Info... 0:05
9)    Grace More Info... 0:03
 

Album: Psalm 69: The Way to Succeed & The Way to Suck Eggs
# Song Title   Time
1)    N.W.O More Info... 0:05
2)    Just One Fix More Info... 0:05
3)    TV II More Info... 0:03
4)    Hero More Info... 0:04
5)    Jesus Built My Hotrod More Info... 0:05
6)    Scare Crow More Info... 0:08
7)    Psalm 69 More Info... 0:05
8)    Corrosion More Info... 0:05
9)    Grace More Info... 0:03
 
Product Description
Product Details

Tracks

1. N.W.O

2. Just One Fix

3. TV II

4. Hero

5. Jesus 'built My Hotrod

6. Scare Crow

7. Psalm 69

8. Corrosion

9. Grace

Performer Notes
  • Ministry: Al Jourgenson (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Paul Barker (vocals, bass, programming).
  • Additional personnel: Gibby Haynes (vocals); M. Scaccia, L. Svitek (guitar); M. Balch (keyboards, programming); H. Beno (programming); W. Rieflix (drums).
  • Personnel: Al Jourgensen (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Paul Barker (vocals, programming); Mike Scaccia, Louis Svitek (guitar); M. Bolch (keyboards, programming); Bill Rieflin (drums); Howie Beno (programming).
  • The increasingly heavy sound of Ministry hit its peak in the form of 1992's PSALM 69. Though the industrial band had it roots in dance-pop, frontman Al Jourgensen led the band in a progressively guitar-laden direction beginning in the late '80s, and essentially disowned his more accessible earlier recordings.
  • Ministry's dedication to loud, aggressive music is fully on display here with the lumbering opener "N.W.O.," a politically charged track that takes the first Bush administration to task amidst a barrage of rumbling bass, propulsive beats, crushing guitar riffs, and Jourgensen's trademark distorted vocals. Released as a single before the album itself, the rambunctious "Jesus Built My Hotrod" proved to be another highlight, with Butthole Surfers vocalist Gibby Haynes sitting in on a session of high-octane absurdity. Throughout PSALM 69, the sonic ferocity is relentless, whether on the break-neck speed-metal of "TV II" or the scathing chaos of "Corrosion." Oddly enough, this blisteringly intense outing proved to be Ministry's most successful record, leading to a high-profile stint on the second Lollapalooza tour. One of the heaviest albums ever to achieve mainstream success, PSALM 69 is a snapshot of Ministry at its uncompromising best.
Professional Reviews
Rolling Stone (9/17/92, p.91) - 3.5 Stars - Good Plus - "...nastiness at its most Spartan: snarling guitars, hound-from-hell vocals and sternum-crushing percussion, with the occasional shock-effect sample...Ministry doesn't just ventilate its postmodern blues; it incinerates them..."

Spin (12/92, p.67) - Ranked #5 in Spin's list of the `20 Best Albums Of The Year' - "...Like a Terminator, this beastly music crashes and burns--and then comes back strengthened for the kill..."

Spin (9/92, p.102) - Highly Recommended - "...PSALM 69 takes the Chicago house-music pound and gives it the leviathan metallic crunch it's long been begging for...If punk aimed to smash discos, Ministry is about to decimate smart bars. Dance at your own risk..."

Entertainment Weekly (7/31/92, p.62) - "...Pain has never felt this good before...The thrash guitars that predominate here sound like Metallica in overdrive...Wonderfully obnoxious, and therefore nearly perfect..." - Rating: A-

Q (7/01, p.88) - Included in Q's "50 Heaviest Albums of All Time".

Q (9/92, p.78) - 3 Stars - Good - "...heavy, speed-freak intoxicants of a high order...it sweats like tarmac under a burning sun...[Ministry] create temples of sound..."

Option (Nov.-Dec./92, p.132) - "...finds the group now firmly in control of its medium-fast, techno-metal sound....an entertaining album..."

Reflex (11/10/92, p.74) - "...this is the guitar-heaviest thing they've ever done..."

Kerrang (Magazine) (p.53) - "A commercial breakthrough....It was simpler, but no less in your face than previous work."
Ask a Question About this Product More...
 
Look for similar items by category
Home » Music » Pop » Industrial
Home » Music » Classical
People also searched for
How Fishpond Works
Fishpond works with suppliers all over the world to bring you a huge selection of products, really great prices, and delivery included on over 25 million products that we sell. We do our best every day to make Fishpond an awesome place for customers to shop and get what they want — all at the best prices online.
About Fishpond
Webmasters, Bloggers & Website Owners
You can earn a 8% commission by selling Psalm 69: The Way to Succeed & The Way to Suck Eggs on your website. It's easy to get started - we will give you example code. After you're set-up, your website can earn you money while you work, play or even sleep! You should start right now!
Sign up now
Authors / Publishers
Are you the Author or Publisher of a book? Or the manufacturer of one of the millions of products that we sell. You can improve sales and grow your revenue by submitting additional information on this title. The better the information we have about a product, the more we will sell!
Submit Information
Item ships from and is sold by Fishpond World Ltd.

↑
Back to top