Ministry - You Know What You Are - Live @ Toronto 1988

[@virus058910]

i absolutely agree. i can literally listen to this entire album as with the majority of their others day after day and never get tired of them. this song in particular is one of my favorites. i remember the first time i heard it, my reaction to it was "it sounds like a song straight out of hell" i love it.

[@glenbellefonte9620]

That's what I thought about Deity. The sound of those horns kicked in sounded like a bad trip. Some gleeful and yet awful hell.

[@JHStretch]

maybe my favorite Ministry track. Only took me about 20 years to realize The Good The Bad The Ugly. Hey, I was a kid. Great track for a planetary apocalypse! Or knitting.

[@tommyt1971]

And Platoon, “C’MON MOTHERFUCKER!!!”

[@stana72]

@@tommyt1971 Isn't that from the movie "Aliens" though?

[@clarencerobinson5697]

I actually thought it was Sean Penn in the movie colors

[@4evernate28]

I love watching Paul stand around and push the keys every once in a while...lol.

[@inrealitywetrust2610]

love this song, Its amazing Al is still living. He helped me get through my dysfunctional 20s.

[@AgedTeen]

SO FUCKIN' GREAT... Al was even crazier, back then...

[@KnetanB]

Al out of control! Love it and a rare treat to see this clip performed live

[@makaimaukahasopinions848]

Epic Uncle Al

[@filtinator]

I wonder if Eli Wallach or if Jose Calvo ever knew about how important they were to Industrial?

[@thetandfpodcast]

Yeah, I always wonder if they ever heard it. I feel like ol Tuco might like it.

[@adrianaguilar6347]

What's the laugh at the beginning?

[@thetandfpodcast]

@@adrianaguilar6347 Tuco from The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly.

[@yaveeya2992]

Epic footage!!! Thank You

[@tankorrsmash]

To answer your question, the late Jeff Ward was the drummer for this tour. William Rieflin played keyboards and guitars during this period. You can spot him on the right side of the stage wearing the raincoat.

[@JaneInCatland]

great video and i especially like the ending. "15 MINUTES OF FAME. TAKE THAT AND YOU DIE. SEE YOU LATER... NEXT"... lol.

[@rivotrich7]

3:05 Al gets credit for QB Sack!

[@anthonyrichard7319]

revco.........hes best

[@4evernate28]

@virus058910 "A song straight out of hell." At first, that was the only thing (his vocals) holding me back from being able to tolerate this track. But after a while, I just found it too irresistible. Especially that "drum" solo in the middle. :D

[@rivotrich7]

@WocketinmyPocket10 The stagehands scramble to fix stuff, only to have Ministry tear it apart all over again :D

[@MannyMarr]

Love the studio version but here it just sounds like Donald Duck singing :/

[@doberchic]

You're so right. Your comment made me laugh. Love old ministry & Al but I can't help laugh. So much hysterical fail here.

[@dixienormous6969]

Manny Espinoza omg it does sound like donald duck!! But an angry fucked up donald duck LMAO

[@malmswax]

Wow- saw 'em in NYC and Boston way back then. Hypo Luxa and Hermes Pan acting disgusting! Gotta luv it...better when twisted!

[@createtodestroy100]

al is really funny lol

[@SeanCBL7]

RIP Bill Ward

[@zapthatbrat]

Was this the show at RPM?

[@KeithKemp]

lets hear some stories.

[@guyfromcanadayup]

wow e lol . like how they had to fix the drum lol

[@OrangeKlawHammer]

lol, thought Al was Ogre.