surprise surprise al wants to stay a cock and tour

http://www.livedaily.com/blog/2485.html

Al Jourgensen announced yesterday (8/18) that, after hearing the Revolting Cocks [ tickets ] newest album, "Sex-O Olympic-O, " he has changed his mind about leaving the band. “This is the best RevCo album I’ve ever done,” Jourgensen said in a statement. “As a matter of fact, I think this is the best album–including Ministry, Pailhead, Lard–anything I’ve ever done, period.”

Jourgensen initially planned for the album to be the end of RevCo, but in June, he said the quality of the material had inspired him to slightly change plans and turn the band over to new generation of players. Now, he’s decided to stay with his bandmates, record a new album and even spend some time on the road.
The release date of “Sex-O Olympic-O” has been pushed back from this October to February 2009. In the meantime, Jourgensen and guitarist Sin Quirin, vocalist Josh Bradford and keyboard player Clayton Worbeck will return to the studio to begin work on the next RevCo release.

The band plans to set out on a world tour in April 2009. Though Jourgensen won’t claim a bunk on RevCo’s tour bus for the duration of the outing, he does plan to perform with the band on a few choice dates.

In other Revolting Cocks news, Bradford is producing a direct-to-internet, weekly YouTube TV broadcast. RevCo TV will feature new songs, in-studio footage and will “parlay all the RevCo antics as the band records and prepares for its world tour,” according to a press release. RevCo TV is set for a Fall launch.

Good news? Meh, I wouldn’t mind more Revolving Cocks albums.

Pushing the release back, what, FOUR MONTHS, though, does not make me happy.

What a maroon. He can’t be serious. Whatever, Al.

(He was oblivious that it was actually YGDSOB in the CD player.)

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I don’t understand the delay. The album leaked and is already out there for everyone to download and hear. My assumption would be “maybe we didn’t get the finished product, and maybe we’ll get a little more”, but judging Al’s current track record I doubt it. It’d be nice if they added a few extra touches to it and did something more with it. Personally, I think the album’s fine, but whatever. I just doubt they’ll be doing any more with it, thus being a bit pointless and stupid to push it back for so many months.

That’s a very long time to push back the album. Nothing new for Ministry related projects - I remember Filth Pig’s street date changing constantly due to (IIRC) legal issues due to clearing samples.
I figure either something similar’s going on here, or they’re recording some extra tracks.

not surprised. i wonder how many dates he’ll play? and if by playing he means just doing some vox on two songs or an entire set.

Maybe he’ll just play rhythm guitar like he did on the last tour.

al’s gonna do the ozzy trick, where his kid (in this case–flavor of the month) sings offstage and dad gets the credit.
13th whateversville is probably gearing up for some dumbass swansong documentary and they need more footage because what they got from this last tour wasn’t exactly stellar i hear.
the guy’s losin’ his mind. and his looks.
which is worse? (or are we even)

maybe al’s label isn’t exactly in the green and needs to get some finances together to release the cd. if it’s already on the net he may as well sell the songs as downloads and do a physical release later.
but that’d be thinking.

good thinkin’ lincoln. after the last tour who knows if there’s cash left, with buses and hotels and all that.

reminds me of a song:
Oh Lord, won’t you buy me a Mercedes Benz ?
My friends all drive Porsches, I must make amends.
Worked hard all my lifetime, no help from my friends,
So Lord, won’t you buy me a Mercedes Benz ?
(janis joplin)

like the no help from my friends part–and she too was a junkie.

al’s never gonna do the non hairclub for men look.too bad! would be a crowd pleaser.

Or maybe Al’s got around to reading Martin’s book and/or is taking the first pigface tour’s example of “trent may show up in YOUR town” to get people’s faces in the crowd…

Or maybe Al’s got around to reading Martin’s book and/or is taking the first pigface tour’s example of “trent may show up in YOUR town” to get people’s faces in the crowd…
Trent at least doesn’t hide his baldness. I had a fine view of it from my side of the stage at Mohegan a few weeks back.

righto. look at bruce willis. think he’s probably gotten laid a billion times before his current suited up, surgeried out demi-woman.

REVOLTING COCKS (REVCO) founding member Alien Jourgensen is clearing up, once and for all, the rumors surrounding REVCO’s future. "Much like MENUDO does or the BLUE MAN GROUP, I was going to hand the band over to this younger generation of REVCO’s, to Sin [Quirin, guitars], Josh [Bradford, vocals] and Clayton [Worbeck, keyboards], kind of franchise it out. I think that these three knuckleheads capture the true essence and spirit of being ‘a Revolting Cock,’ if you will. But, this album turned out so damned good, I think I’m going to stick around for a while.

“This is the best REVCO album I’ve ever done,” Al continued. “As a matter of fact, I think this is the best album — including MINISTRY, PAILHEAD, LARD — anything I’ve ever done, period. Production-wise, song-wise, I’m really, really happy with this record. It’s the first CD I’ve ever gotten back from the mastering studio that I didn’t have anything to bitch about. No complaints. I listened to the whole thing and just went, ‘OK, that’s a wrap. Let’s go’!”

Now that “Sex-O Olympic-O” is in the can, Jourgensen and his “knuckleheads” plan to begin tracking yet another REVCO release in September at Jourgensen’s 13th Planet Studios in El Paso, TX. As he did with “Sex-O”, Jourgensen will produce this next release as well as be involved in writing and playing on the album. REVCO will then initiate rehearsals for the upcoming REVCO world tour, scheduled to begin in April 2009. While Jourgensen won’t claim a bunk on REVCO’s tour bus for the duration of the trek, he does plan to perform with the band on a few choice dates.

States Bradford, “The challenge will be coming up with a name for the REVCO tour, since Al already took all of the REVCO-appropriate tour names such as CliTour, Sphinctour, FornicaTour, and MasterBaTouR for MINISTRY. We’ll probably have a contest on the REVCO MySpace site and ask the fans.”

In addition to working with Jourgensen in the studio on his sophomore release with the REVCO project, Bradford is busy producing RevCo TV, a direct-to-Internet, weekly YouTube TV broadcast to be implemented in the fall. RevCo TV will feature new REVCO tracks, in-studio footage and will parlay all the REVCO antics as the band records and prepares for its world tour.

“Sex-O Olympic-O” retains the unmistakable REVCO industrial-dance-metal sound, and sees Quirin, Bradford and Worbeck let first-wave glam rock seep into their already rich sound. Case in point, the soon-to-be quirky anthem (and first single from the album), “I’m Not Gay”, which debuted on MINISTRY’s 2008 C U LaTouR" live shows and is now a solid staple on MySpace and Facebook homepages around the world.

Tracks such as “Hookerbot 3000” and “The Red Parrot” show evidence that REVCO’s affection for frequenting strip clubs has certainly rubbed off on them musically, as many of the songs sound like a custom-made soundtrack for strippers worldwide to strut their stuff to. But if you dig deep into the lyrics, you’ll be afforded a direct look into the warped and twisted mind of Bradford. “Josh recorded a lot of these vocals in his apartment, really thin walls with no soundproofing,” points out Worbeck.
“He was tracking in the middle of the night with headphones on, yelling
at the top of his lungs these bizarre phrases that are in the song. If
you think about it, his neighbors weren’t hearing music, all they were
hearing was him yelling these strange lyrics. His neighbors must think
he’s insane.”

Don’t really have anything against Al for changing his mind. Yes, he’s usually full of shit. But you can’t blame everyone, all of the time for changing their minds. Plus in a way, it’s a new revco (nowhere as near the original, but they’re decent). Al was producer on big sexy land, so if that’s the role he wants to play in the future, i’m all for it. He had a huge influence on that album, but imo it was richard 23 and luc that took the front seats of that album.

What contributions do you think Al even had on this one, other than the chorus vocals on “i’m not gay”. Have a feeling it was probably the only three, and mostly them.

I swear to God that Al pulled out the “Over the Shoulder” voice on “Cousins.”

I swear to God that Al pulled out the “Over the Shoulder” voice on “Cousins.”

BLASPHEMY! IMPOSSIBLE! COUSINS ON NOW!

Hah, had to be like that annoying douche on the PA who uses caps for EVERYTHING, heh.

Seriously, right in the middle, Al literally goes all “38” on us.

cooking babies is a bad idea
…born with rabies

Is that the part you’re referring to? I dunno… I just have a hard time thinking Al is still capable of singing like that after all of these years. I think it’s Josh.