Cd Greatest Fits - Ministry

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Titulo : Audio CD - GREATEST FITS - Ministry
UPC/EAN : 093624811527

2001 best of CD feat STIGMATA, JESUS BUILT MY HOTROD etc, plus 2 previously unreleased tracks Greatest Fits spans many years of the bands history, from their industrial dance breakthrough Land of Milk and Honey to a pair of previously unreleased 2001 tracks. In that sense, this 13-track compilation is a great overview that careens from one jagged sonic peak to another, including the dizzy Jesus Built My Hot Rod (with guest vocalist calling out his nonsensical lyrics like hes at a nuthouse square dance), rarities (a dark, charged live version of So What, the spare efficiency of Reloads 12-inch remix), and the 90s MTV fodder of Just One Fix and NWO. But those tracks also underscore the fact that while Ministry may have evolved dramatically from 80s synth-poppers to a pioneering 90s industrial powerhouse, their formulaic mix of thrash guitar riffs, monstrous mechanized bass and drum grooves, and occasionally clever samples seemingly ran out of gas mid-decade. And if one doubts Ministrys troubling cliche potential, check out Steven SpielbergsA.I.; when mainstream cinemas most successful director wanted a sleazy house band for the films WWF-meets-SRL Flesh Fair sequence, he turned to Al Jourgensen and company to essentially play themselves. Ironically, their contribution to the film, What About Us? (along with a new cover of s Supernaut) offers some hope; the groups ever-assaultive take on the Ministry sound is at once stripped down, better structured, and--dare we say it?--more accessible. Why, were whistling it right now.--Jerry McCulley

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