Just been WOWd by HOTM remix LP

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Damn this was a fun record to listen to just now…prefer it to the lumbering straight forward cliche’ hard rock of the original.

Be that as it may, the original is still a fine record.

I recall it being a mighty decent comeback album for Ministry…when ya not listen to it for a good while then finally throw it on, it feels so fresh and great again except for Waiting~

<<this song perturbs me…it just bores the fuck outta me but the remix version is “peaches & cream” like a fresh piece of young pussy…

<<silky_taut_smooth yet fluffy_aromatic_sweet & delicious!!

[laugh][shocked][angelic][laugh][angelic][shocked][laugh][:P][cool][;)]

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I love HOTM.

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Great album, really like Houses of the Molé!

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I like HOTM, but I’ve only listened to a few of the remixxx samples when that came out. I thought they were terrible, but I’ve never tried the whole thing.

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Need to give the remix album a chance. Actually, haven’t listened to it at all. The original album is good (the last good Ministry album imo ) …didn’t the remix album come out like yearsss after the original? That’s probably why I never caught up with it. I’ve ignored most of the remix albums/albums are HOTM.

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I recall it being a mighty decent comeback album for Ministry…

Still don’t understand how it could be considered a “comeback album” in anyway.

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[reply]I recall it being a mighty decent comeback album for Ministry…

Still don’t understand how it could be considered a “comeback album” in anyway.[/reply]

Returning to the Psalm 69 style, but I’d say Animositisomnia would get that honor.

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Out of all the Remixxx albums, Rio Grande Dub is the only one that stands out.

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Out of all the Remixxx albums, Rio Grande Dub is the only one that stands out.

The snippets I heard made me cringe.

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Funny, I actually prefer The Last Sucker remix album. Clayton Worbeck did most of the remixes, and he improved almost every song.

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Decided to finally give it a listen and I definitely agree.^

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Houses of the Mole is my favorite post Psalm 69 Ministry release. It fell off sharply after that.

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I think the only remix album I’d heard was the shitty Rio Grande Dub one.

[reply][reply]I recall it being a mighty decent comeback album for Ministry…

Still don’t understand how it could be considered a “comeback album” in anyway.[/reply]

Returning to the Psalm 69 style, but I’d say Animositisomnia would get that honor.[/reply]

That’s pretty much what I’ve always thought. Just seemed awkward that HOTM would be considered a “comeback album” and a return to the Psalm 69 style when the album that came out right before was hyped as being both of those things as well.