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This thread probably won't last very long, due to the fact that Ministry is a New Wave offering that doesn't have the wide market appeal some of the other bands, but I'll take a stab anyway.[:D]

Land of the Rape and Honey

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<H1><font color = gray>Scare Crow</H1>



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<H1><font color = red>Burning Inside</H1>



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No Name No Slogan (Hypo Luxa - Hermes Pan 12" mix)

Difficult choice. Maybe Stigmata as it builds the perfect bridge between the old electro-style Ministry and the later industrial version that became so popular.

The same can be said about Land of Rape and Honey, the album that features the song.

Few bands in history changed their sound so radically as Ministry, from bleak early Depeche Mode-type of pop to hyperaggressive industrial metal. Would love to know what Al Jourgensen thinks of his first album nowadays.