Ministry - Same Old Scene (demo) 1983-84 - Roxy Music cover - HD 

Please, make ministry synthpop again, please!!!

Is synthpop industrial or not???

@@user-hj1ox7kf9i both have influence each other

​@@user-hj1ox7kf9i no, it's not

I too love early Ministry, so much!!!!!

Yep parang kamukha si Jim Carrey.

I always get him confused with NY Met great, Mike Jorgensen.

I can´t decide wich one is my prefered

More belgian than british if you Ask me

I like enchiladas.

Well, we kinda had both.

U LOVED THE INDUSTRIAL !!!!!!!!! SO DID I !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hard to tell since this was never properly mixed. Sounds like there's a sequenced bass line on top of Brad Hallen's bass.

@@SyntheticFilms So 90's Lower East Side NYC. Great band, food, vibes, art & people all around feeding from each other & just chilling!!! Thank you..

nah this version is better...more dreamy dated sounding

If you've heard the other unreleased gems from this period, there was enough material for a second LP. The interviews with the former band members on the prongs.org/ministry site are really good and help shed some light on the metamorphosis that was taking place.

If you liked Twitch, you should like Land Of Rape And Honey, apart from the songs The Missing and Deity, it sounds a lot like Twitch, though with a harder sound. Songs like I Prefer, You Know What You Are, Flashback or Golden Dawn would have fitted well in Twitch! And even in later records you can still hear some post-punk remnants, it wasn't full indus/thrash at all apart from Psalm 69 and records after Rio Grande Blood, listen to Faith Collapsing and Cannibal Song (on Mind Is A Terrible Thing To Taste), Kaif, Whip And Chain and Vex And Silence (on Dark Side Of The Spoon), Broken and Shove (on Animosity), Worthless and Worm (on Houses Of The Molé). And even though it doesn't sound post-punk, try Filth Pig with has a more blues/stoner feel! In fact every Ministry record is different and has its own qualities, the post-88 albums are really far from being just thrash. But I understand that if you don't like thrash, Psalm 69, Rio Grande Blood, The Last Sucker and a good part of Houses Of The Molé are hard to listen! I may be the only one who loves everything Al did including the very synthpop With Sympathy ahah!

Synthpop is industrial subgenre or not???

@@user-hj1ox7kf9i I say not.

Industrial is a genre on its own. Think of it like the Heavy Metal or Hard Rock or Electronic music. With early Ministry there was a mix of influence. EBM from Belgium, some pre-Nu-Beat. Italo & Chicago House Music. European New Wave. There was a bunch of music in Chicago in the 80’s. It was a huge mixture of Electro, Disco, Rock, Punk, New Wave, Italo, Hip Hop. That help influence House & Industrial Music . Which influenced Techno and up to today’s music. So much music happened in Chicago from 1977-1995... Still is happening. Other cities countries and scenes took it and made it different.

Ho, ho!!!

Robert Roberts on the left, John Davis on the right. They were keyboardists for Ministry in the band’s early days.

@@Spindlebrook . Thank you!

They were pretty damn solid in their previous incarnation; the one that I grew up with. Like for others, they became less relevant after Twitch. I bought Psalm 69 when it first dropped and I was in college, but I only played it a few times before I got tired of it, even though I regularly listened to a good amount of other Industrial bands at the time.