Modern Day Mosaic A must have for any Ministry fan, this live album captures Al and company at one of it's earliest incarnations. An era that has since been revisited by Jourgensen and fans alike... I'm glad we get to finally have a glimpse of this forgotten period of the band. Although sonically different from other work that would come later, this new wave counterpart is equally as important...

CMB Something tells me that Perry Farrell would have to have been into these guys at the time.

Douglas Sharp As a Chicago kid I grew up watching my two older bros attend all the legendary shows (Lolapalooza '91 & ' 92). I had to settle for the the next best thing. Full access to their cassette and CD collections. My intro to Ministry began with The Mind is a Terrible Thing To Taste. Then Rape and Honey. It wasn't until a decade later that I connected the the dots to the new wave era band. I dig this old Ministry especially live you can feel the excitement of the crowd as Al was doing something new. Favorite track: America (Live In Detroit 1982).

Maesa I'm at a lack of words when it comes to expressing my love for this album. It's a masterpiece by every means of the word. Each song flows beautifully into the next, the lyrics are absolutely mystifying, as well as the voices that sing them, the instruments create a symbiotic marvel to listen to. All of these factors together make for a astronomical listening experience. Favorite track: Butterflies.

Shedayya This album is one of the greatest Wave/Goth/Rock/whatever albums ever. Some songs are catchy as hell but never cheesy. Every song could be a single- that's how good it is.
I could describe every song, but just hear for yourself and support this band.
Last but not least: this gem is easily one of the best albums I've ever heard.
Just buy it! Favorite track: Hunger.

Bardo Morales High quality Dream Rock. Favorite track: The Empty Space.