The Void Report - Ministry Interviews, Stories, & Other Sundry Items

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[reply]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.[/reply]

HAHA!! Okay, Sorry.

Both albums were ruined for me.
I think a lot of it depends on which you hear first. ICYDFLSU was my first Ministry album, so it was hard to go back to the sterile studio versions.

I just wish if they ever re-issued ICYDFLSU that it would also include “Breathe” and “Land of Rape and Honey”.

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I just wish if they ever re-issued ICYDFLSU that it would also include “Breathe” and “Land of Rape and Honey”.

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Me too, that’s the greatest part of the whole thing. It was disappointing that it wasn’t on the CD, which i picked up after having watched the video.

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[reply]I just wish if they ever re-issued ICYDFLSU that it would also include “Breathe” and “Land of Rape and Honey”.

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Me too, that’s the greatest part of the whole thing. It was disappointing that it wasn’t on the CD, which i picked up after having watched the video.[/reply]

If I recall correctly, the CD was marketed as a “mini-album.” I figure they wanted some exclusive content for the VHS. To re-issue the album without those tracts included would be a shame.

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I’m not sure what all the logic or marketing reasons were behind the particular packaging, but, yes, it was presented as a “mini-album” or EP and it only has like 6-8 songs on it.

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Breathe was on a Sire label comp. I don’t know if LoRaH ever came out in a format besides VHS or not.