This ain’t a radio version which is about 2-3 minutes long. it’s the 12” version (as shown on cover for your reference lol) 12” versions typically used for dj’s mixing and longer dancing times. You betta puff puff pass and don’t be hating on Ministry lol.

Good stuff!!!

Fuckin love this jam!

Gettin High on Tool, No weed needed! 😂

First thing I did before I put Luther on was to pour a good pour of Col. Taylor into a nice crystal bourbon glass.

Even though I'm not around a lot physically lately, I'm always there in spirit lol. Miss you guys. When I get my house back (just Jenn and I, and daughter, husband and granddaughter are gone lol) I'll get back to jumping in the lives and watching all the reactions. Stay medicated y'all, all the love from 🇨🇦🇨🇦♥️♥️♥️♥️😎😎😎😎

They had a song (Boujee Natives) in season 1 of Resident Alien. That's the first time I heard them and the song was so 🔥 I had to pause the show to watch the MV a few times on YT.

The perfect song to listen to

You missed your chance to see Tony Levin, the ten string synth bass (Chapman Stick) player, and Adrian Belew, the guitarist on the left (also vocalist but not on this song) perform a whole concert of material from this era together. It was called The Beat Tour. Percussion for Beat is covered by Danny Carey (of Tool) and Steve Vai (of Steve Vai) took the other guitar role. Both are lead. Neither are lead. Tony Levin plays bass and Chapman stick on a lot of other artists recordings. You should look into that.

Love it

More louder

Thank you

This might be the greatest reaction I've ever seen.

I saw beat in Madison, it was one of the coolest concerts! This was the cream of the crop back in the 80's

Breh....what a friggin MACHINE.... I got to shake Danny's hand once at a Tool show, VIP thing. It was surreal. But I allowed myself to be star-struck as, it had never happened to me before, and I wanted to allow myself the chance to just be in the moment.

🔥🔥🔥I can't express to you how much this is a dream Collab I've been dreaming of since the nighties!!! The power and majesty of his drumming is unmatched. Danny Carey is 63, Adrian Blew guitar and vocals is 75, Steven Vai guitar is 65, and Tony Levin Chapman stick and bass is 78. I'm 61, I need to do better. Sheesh they are going hard! I got to see KIng Crimson in November 1981 at the Roxy in Hollywood for my birthday! Tool and King Crimson are my top 2 all time favorites! Nothing else comes close.

i was using shazam to find a song with this scene in the background and i was so confused why the audio sounded a little too good 😂

The audio on the youtube video you're watching sucks bc it's way fatter bass than this.

Bro knew he fkd up he scooped a dab and realized he aint no kinda man.

Old school Joe. Guitar, bass & drums. No back-up singers, no horns, no keyboards, but BRINGING IT!

On my way to the dispensary as we speak

Sheesh! 🔥🔥🔥

Brutal Bars.....on point as always @Seuss Mace!

GET MONEY....

Get that money 💰

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Ya definitely have the right mood for this jam..we used to get get "Skully"..lol..you call baked and listen to this jam..actually the whole album!!..I'm 68 now

I've been listening to Merkules since he released Panda Remix And I've been listening to Evil Ebenezer since he dropped Running On Empty definitely check out more Evil Ebenezer he is absolutely disgusting in a good way 🤘🏻🔥🤘🏻🔥

Big dab time! 💨💨💨

They got together and toured for Maynard's 60th birthday! 🔥🔥🔥 Yes and yes to your questions!

👀 I've loved King Crimson for decades

why yo mic so big?

Beardyman is pretty much the originator of the live looping music creation style (there were some others involved but he was one of the first). He started as a beatboxer, won the UK championship in the 90's, and in order to broaden his music creation he created the first portable live loop machine, that didn't mess up the timings, and what you see here is the latest iteration. The portable equipment from Ari@Home is pretty much based on the same parts as the stuff that Beardyman created. There are more videos of Beardyman and Harry Mack that are worth checking out. I recommend "None of this was planned", 4 songs and especially the last 2 are very good.

You should check out Floater. Start with Snowblind, Cinema, or The Sad Ballad of Danny Boy. Danny Boy is about drunk rednecks coming to their shows and talking shit about everyone there because of the way they look. Hard as balls and crunchier than a bag of fkn Cheetos

Nice! Check out Supa Scoopa and Mighty Scoop, Son of a Bitch, and One Inch Man from Kyuss as well

I don’t really have a favorite album. I love this band because there’s always a few really good songs on each album that keep you wanting to come back. Shit over the last 3 months it’s like every time I have a drink I want more of their really cool shirts or some shit.

Don’t sleep on Barry.

Ministry was one of those bands that helped me survive high school and growing up in Charleston, South Carolina. Don't come at me. Just not my vibe. Regardless, I’ve loved almost all of their albums after this one. There are a few really good bangers on their newest album HOPIUMFORTHEMASSES. ✌🏼🖖🏼🤘🏼 (peace, live long and prosper, rock on)

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Hell yes!!! 🔥🔥🔥

Coke, possibly. Pot, definitely.

Throw the toaster in when white rabbit peaks.

Well that's cause Primus is obviously influenced by King Crimson.

He was doing magic to answer your question.

Saw this vid for the first time 2 days ago and its been on repeat. I'm not a SK fan but the song and the MV are epic

Yeahhh harry mack

Watch the documentary on Mr. Rodgers. It will explain everything in the video. The kiddie pool scene was a real thing shortly after segregation ended. At the time it was extremely controversial

Thanks for getting to my request. I'm glad it was a better run this time.

Love this! 🔥🔥🔥 Thanks brother! I've sent ya another!

My understanding is that Beardyman's ipad software is custom-built by him. Too bad your original reaction is gone now - even if you weren't impressed then, it's always fun to see how people's opinions can change after seeing a few more videos. I think every artist has those fanatics who refuse to let someone talk poorly about the artist in question - Harry Mack definitely has fanatical followers, but there's plenty of us out here who just want to share Harry's craft with the world and a few negative words ain't gonna ruin our day.