Ministry - Thrill Kill Kult (06-06-1986)

[@askcommish]

Anything Jourgensen touched between 84-90 was insane... Ministry, RevCo, Pailhead, PTP, etc. etc.

[@garythomas9397]

Chris Gordon

[@tenochgarnica4116]

Since 1982

[@mick2spic]

He also these early songs that I love: In 1980 he played some sick guitar in this band for this amazing track: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i2bGl4memrJrmNE His 82 Ministry’s I’m Falling jam was damn good: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5_SXpZ_oNqEoqM He co-wrote and played guitar on this bad ass Iggy Pop jam in 83: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2KWZqqKn7-Se8U

[@nikolaiiscoolguyproduction4807]

written by FRAAAIIINNNK!

[@francisbottoni6470]

Nikolai Is Cool Guy Productions that’s Frankie Nardiello (Groovie Mann) of My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult!!!!!!!

[@ufoNL]

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[@ahmadshah2005]

This song is excellent. Contrary to what a lot of folks believe, Ministry's musical evolution (from synth-pop band in the early '80s to aggro-electronic in the mid '80s to electronic-industrial by 1989/1990) makes a lot of sense. What really broke them out of the electronic mold was the permanent reintroduction of electric guitars into Al's oeuvre by 1989 and the fact that the guitars remained arguably front and center from there forward.

[@carlhorowitz9958]

His 2011 bio makes clear he was more influenced by Jimmy Page than Robert Plant.

[@gregorystevenson6617]

I love Ministry

[@JazzyBlues79]

Sounds like something my band released in 1986 --- Dave

[@bizarrevideogames]

Awesome, thanks for the post

[@francisbottoni6470]

Totally epic Gothy Industrial dance music....one of a kind....MINISTRY Rules!!!!!

[@pullthereins]

I wonder if this is where My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult got their name.

[@OldSkoolF]

Ditto... Even a similar sound...

[@JohnMiller-tp1co]

The lyrics are by Franke Nardiello who went on to found TKK so not in the literal sense. TKK concepts were in Franke's head, and ended up in these lyrics as well as TKK overall. However, it isn't that Franke and Marston heard this song and thought, 'that would make a cool band name.'

[@robinthompson5026]

OHHH MY FUCKING GOD..................

[@iamkmm]

All true but lets not forget the influence of heroine! To be clear, "Big Al" was a hippie who auditioned for Frank "Groovie Mann" Nardello in the early 80's guitaring Jimmy Page licks. It really bothers me he does not want to take credit for "With Sympathy" and blames it on the record company. BS Al!! You changed/sold out - whatever several times! However, as an early high schooler in '83 the video "Revenge" was just what I needed, eventually leading me to the wonderful sounds of Industrial!

[@williamhollaway1960]

Heroine is a female hero dork

[@williamhollaway1960]

Plus he made with aymoathy for the record execs for the money face it he was not into the subject matter and wanted to so music like thia

[@mr.pinkerton6393]

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[@mr.pinkerton6393]

^^Al and Frankie were in a band together before With Sympathy and My life With the Thrill Kill Kult

[@sengirsagrav7255]

This track sholuda been in Twitch

[@RichardLopez-jg2on]

6-6-6

[@barryhart1199]

I am surprised Uncle Al didn't chose to add a bogus British accent to the lyrics.