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Quickie review: Ministry preaches to the masses

Charles Lyford  checks in with a synopsis on last night's Ministry show at the Metroplex; look for his full review in the Times next week:

There was a giant, dancing penis; there was a naked, dancing man, and Ministry hadn't set foot on stage -- the Revolting Cocks, who played after opener Pit Bull Daycare, managed to entertain and of course disturb the audience as they hammered through a theatrical set.

Ministry seemed to at least double the Cocks' volume for the main show, playing a brutally loud and quite long set featuring two encores. Ministry focused on the resolutely anti-Bush material from their most recent two albums, although classic tracks like "So What" (not a Miles Davis cover) and "Psalm 69" did get treatment.

Posted by on July 20, 2006 01:30 PM |

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I believe again a war is what it's gonna take to clear out the crap from the human race.

Posted by: Anonymous | July 20, 2006 09:09 PM

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