Well ... okay:
*IF* I want to hear a cover of AC/DC's post-BIB signature anthem, then Ministry is the band I want to hear. Results are about what you'd expect -- no-one should be surprised.
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Not the Ministry we once knew and loved! :(
get a life other reviewers
Do you want an unexpected Ministry track or not?
How?
How is it that Cleopatra gets the rights to every embarrassing drunken rehearsal track from every band that you love?
A real release?
I'm guessing Cleopatra just pulled this out of the vaults from somewhere so they could make a couple bucks trading on the Ministry name.
Why?
Have to agree with Theo. I thought Ministry was officially retired. And now a lame AC/DC cover? Really? I know you hate playing the old stuff live, Al, but I doubt this is going to have fans clamoring for the NEW stuff...
WTF?
Really? Most Downloaded too? *hangs head*
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