The Mind Is a Terrible Thing to Taste Ministry

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  • Release Date: 11/03/1989
  • Sales Rank: 40,959
  • Label: SIRE / LONDON/RHINO
  • UPC: 075992600422

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The Mind Is a Terrible Thing to Taste

1LISTENThieves 5:00
2LISTENBurning Inside 5:16
3LISTENNever Believe 4:58
4LISTENCannibal Song 6:07
5LISTENBreathe 5:38
6LISTENSo What 8:12
7LISTENTest 6:02
8LISTENFaith Collapsing 4:00
9LISTENDream Song 4:50

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In what many consider to be Ministry's peak, the band creates another wonderful album to follow The Land of Rape and Honey. Fusing thrash guitars with excellent synth and percussion work, Ministry lay the foundation for even more followers of the band's music. But what makes the album even more commendable is the unique flair and the avoidance of cliché elements that have brought down the guitar-heavy industrial-rock genre. Purists might argue that Ministry have given up these roots; but it's plain to see that the roots remain, and are only revamped by the necessary progression of a band that has been around for so many years. The sound is Ministry's, most definitely. Marc van der Pol, All Music Guide

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Pretty Damn goodby Anonymous

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May 12, 2005: This album well would have to be one of those classic albums that came out its own time. This would have to better then The Land of Rape and Honey, I hate to say it.

One of the Best!by Anonymous

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April 23, 2005: Ministry's The Mind is a Terrible thing to Taste is not only a great industrial album, but one of the greatest albums ever made.


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