MINISTRY - Twelve Inch Singles 1981-1984 2LP (colour vinyl) dance punk here with their eighth edition

here with their eighth edition that we see an entry the likes of which hasn’t been matched since the second with Sergeant Thunderhoof and Howling Giant

Throw in an alternate mix or two and the handful of singles that came out on various labels over the years

culminating with the LSD induced finale ‘T2

I was in my second grade of graphic design course and was finding lots of inspirations in history class where i learned about Japanese old customs and Shinto

As with his previous releases

MINISTRY - Twelve Inch Singles 1981-1984 2LP (colour vinyl) dance punk here with their eighth editionLimited edition silver colour vinyl. Double album housed in gatefold sleeve. By far the best song on here is Everyday is Halloween, a far more successful goth anthem than anything on Ministry's uncharacteristic debut album With Sympathy. (Yeah, Al and pals are still mimicing the British goth pioneers, but they do a better job of capturing the scene's attitude and producing something which might have done heavy duty on turntables at the Batcave club