Ministry's "Houses Of The Mole" Inspired By Bush

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Ministry frontman tells of writing material inspired by both Bush Sr and Bush Jr to Santa Cruz Sentinel:
Al Jourgensen likes to say that having a Republican in the White House is good for his band.
"There’s a Republican in the White House, and I only write good records when that’s happening," Ministry’s lead man says in the band’s latest biography. "I can’t wait for Jeb Bush to run so I can write my next platinum record!"
He’s joking about Jeb, of course, but not about Republican presidents coinciding with the band’s successes.
Ministry’s first platinum album, "Psalm 69," came out in 1992 following the senior George Bush’s term. Last year, Ministry released the record "Animositisomina" along with a DVD of the same name, in the middle of George W. Bush’s first term as president, earning good reviews.
Jourgensen has hit the jackpot again with the band’s latest record, "Houses of the Molé," which was released in June. The content is heavily inspired by the current Bush administration, and the record once again includes sound bites from the current president’s speeches.
Read the full article at Santa Cruz Sentinel.
Source: Santa Cruz Sentinel
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11 Comments on "Ministry's 'Houses Of The Mole' Inspired By Bush"





8. writes:
i'm actually not too into the political music thing anymore. I think it's okay for famous musicians to express their political opinions, but if they want to do so they should just give their individual statements on their own websites or through interviews. Previoiusly established bands should let all of the current political bantering influence the name they already established for themselves. That's just throwing themselves into the circus and giving up their uniqueness. I still love A Perfect Circle though, I just think Mer de Noms is their greatest achievement to date.

11. writes:
'so does that mean he LIKES the way this moron republican is running our country? i hope he's smarter than that.'
If you know anything about Al Jourgensen, you know he's joking. Or he's enjoying the fact that your country is being run into the ground.
Soundbites from Dubya's speeches? This could end up being one of the funniest/scariest albums ever made.
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1. amlyn writes:
so does that mean he LIKES the way this moron republican is running our country? i hope he's smarter than that.