Al Jourgensen will be back!

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http://www.side-line.com/news_comments. ... 73_0_2_0_C

Dunno if I should be happy or worried, but I give him the benefit of the doubt! :D

Also check the possible live line-up, some nice instrumentalists in there! :notworthy:

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Great news! 8)
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Den Alain is always welcome :D
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Hope it's good news... an interview with Uncle Al..

http://www.metalhammer.co.uk/news/minis ... exclusive/
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he hasn't been any guid since Linger Ficken Good, but whit dae I ken I just heard Twitch for the first today, it's not bad actually :D
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James Blast wrote:he hasn't been any guid since Linger Ficken Good, but whit dae I ken I just heard Twitch for the first today, it's not bad actually :D
I even liked them a bit better after Barfer left the building, his influence mellowed thinngs down through the years...

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There are some Buck Satan samples at the end of this interview: http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/blabbe ... mID=156717

It's... boring. I love country music. At one time, I was a big Ministry fan too. But these two songs are just dull. Jessica's Crime does the country-industrial thing better (i.e., Priest off of Gone To Texas which sounds like Thrill Kill Kult playing a hoedown or something).
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sultan2075 wrote:There are some Buck Satan samples at the end of this interview: http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/blabbe ... mID=156717

It's... boring. I love country music. At one time, I was a big Ministry fan too. But these two songs are just dull. Jessica's Crime does the country-industrial thing better (i.e., Priest off of Gone To Texas which sounds like Thrill Kill Kult playing a hoedown or something).
And LUCYFIRE :lol:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2uOaVSVieQ

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James Blast wrote:he hasn't been any guid since Linger Ficken Good, but whit dae I ken I just heard Twitch for the first today, it's not bad actually :D
Which version? I had Twitch many years ago but could never get my head round it, having come to the band upon hearing NWO. Couple of years ago I picked up Twitched, the je-jigged version that Radioactive Records put out unofficially. I found it a much more satisfying album (though thats maybe indicative of my changing tastes in the intervening years). Anyways, its sufficiently different to merit getting hold of both copies.
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AFAIK it's the original version not Twitched
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Izzy HaveMercy wrote:
sultan2075 wrote:There are some Buck Satan samples at the end of this interview: http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/blabbe ... mID=156717

It's... boring. I love country music. At one time, I was a big Ministry fan too. But these two songs are just dull. Jessica's Crime does the country-industrial thing better (i.e., Priest off of Gone To Texas which sounds like Thrill Kill Kult playing a hoedown or something).
And LUCYFIRE :lol:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2uOaVSVieQ

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Hmm. It really, really reminds me of... something. I can't place it. Here's the Jessica's Crime song I had in mind: http://youtu.be/X6dYN4CZDRM

I love that slide guitar.
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sultan2075 wrote:
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sultan2075 wrote:There are some Buck Satan samples at the end of this interview: http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/blabbe ... mID=156717

It's... boring. I love country music. At one time, I was a big Ministry fan too. But these two songs are just dull. Jessica's Crime does the country-industrial thing better (i.e., Priest off of Gone To Texas which sounds like Thrill Kill Kult playing a hoedown or something).
And LUCYFIRE :lol:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2uOaVSVieQ

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Hmm. It really, really reminds me of... something. I can't place it. Here's the Jessica's Crime song I had in mind: http://youtu.be/X6dYN4CZDRM

I love that slide guitar.
Tiamat? ;D

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Never heard 'em. Always though they were a death metal band, which is generally not my thing.
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sultan2075 wrote:Never heard 'em. Always though they were a death metal band, which is generally not my thing.
They were death/doom in the beginning, but are now more cowboy-rock-ish, like (or suicide rock, whatever you like best).

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Only popped on briefly and spotted this rather good news! Get in!
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Great news for the thrash metal world! :lol:
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He'll be back in Alex Jones show?

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