I wanted to share with you a couple of interviews I was lucky enough to do with some current members of Ministry. Both of these guitar players are incredibly cool, down to earth, and humble and gracious about their involvement with the band.
I’ve done some other interviews with past band members and studio engineers as part of a larger project I’m working on. I also have some other interviews scheduled and/or pending with some former members of the band (not K-Lite or who’s that other guy?). When I publish those interviews and/or any other Ministry related content, I will update this thread.
If you have any sincere constructive criticism, I would appreciate a private message. Otherwise, have at it! Hope you enjoy, learn something new, or get all worked up about Ministry setlists.
great interviews! even though I’m not a fan of the more recent records, I really did enjoy their concert this year and respected the hell out of the band, they put on a great show. great to see them as being down to earth and humble, and also really pushing for older material to be played. they GET it…Al on the other hand…
Yeah,that was the ultimate prick tease when they did that…I was yelling “YES LAVA” like a fucking idiot for 10 seconds only to be shot down in flames…blue balls ensued…
That being said,I loved that last tour and had a blast at the show I went to…
…I was yelling “YES LAVA” like a fucking idiot for 10 seconds only to be shot down in flames…blue balls ensued…
HAHA!!! Same exact thing here.
I started jumping up and down and riling up my homies. Then 10 seconds later . . . . “Uhhh, yeah, uhhh, false alarm. Sorry 'bout that.”
Excellent, i’d actually read these the other day somehow, maybe links from FB? Great articles, Sin is a very nice guy, great to see Cesar Soto enjoying what he does too, both very normal, decent fellows [:)]
Nice work, sir! Do you play guitar yourself, by the way?
I don’t think I even own “Land of Rape and Honey” anymore. Like Twerk I can’t really listen to the studio versions of those tracks. ICYDFLSU is the definitive Ministry album for me.
Excellent, i’d actually read these the other day somehow, maybe links from FB? Great articles, Sin is a very nice guy, great to see Cesar Soto enjoying what he does too, both very normal, decent fellows [:)]
Nice work, sir! Do you play guitar yourself, by the way?
I don’t think I even own “Land of Rape and Honey” anymore. Like Twerk I can’t really listen to the studio versions of those tracks. ICYDFLSU is the definitive Ministry album for me.
Whoa, slow down. ICYDFLSU ruined the Mind album for me. Rape & Honey is my definitive Ministry album.