#With Sympathy Album By Ministry

[breedsblood]

Ministry - Work for Love - Live Streaming With JustJenReacts

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[reznwh0re]

with my past experiences with albums i didn’t really like at first then proceeding to become overly insane about it later on, i will call it rn what if i become obsessed with ministry’s with sympathy

i’m calling it rn, it’s just how it happens i don’t quite fw an album at first and then after some time i post something to the effect of “listening to this isn’t enough i need to become one with it

[industrial-horror]

On this day in 1983, Ministry released their debut studio album, “With Sympathy”

[ourladyofomega]

I didn’t ever plan on seeing Front 242, but they headlined Cold Waves which I attended. Doing so made me realize how much I was so into them. It was phenomenal. So much that, when the show ended, I turned around and saw a young woman crying with her friends consoling her. She just fulfilled a life-long dream of seeing her all-time favorites. I fulfilled scratching off another essential industrial act from my list.

Six months later, Skinny Puppy announced their final-ever tour. Everyone knew how all-important those stakes were. Now? It's Front 242's turn. They're declaring their final-ever live performances across North America and Europe. Ministry may not be far behind, as Al Jourgensen announced a redux of With Sympathy, and called up Paul Barker to return for one final album before ending their legacy.

I hate to mention this subject, but our living legends and all-time favorites across the board are getting there. It's that moment when most of them are finally closing the book on a major portion of their performing lives. They don't have the same health they once had, and no act can tour forever (not everyone can be The Rolling Stones, KISS, or Beach Boys). Some could still put out music, or continue on with other endeavors, but nothing is guaranteed.

So, why take chances? Spend for a ticket or travel out to experience them, if or when you can (you will get that money back). See them live and buy some merch- as a huge thank-you for making some of their music a part of your life. Even better if you purchase a v.i.p. pass and meet them personally, if you could. Cross off that regret, or a "would've should've could've" that you don't want on your shoulders forever. (I should know: I jumped to witness Skinny Puppy and I'm all the greater for it.) You'll be happy that you did.

[wellenklavier]

ive been working my way through ministry's discography and the more albums i listen to the crazier With Sympathy becomes. tumblr user jeffament said it best, i think they should have made more synth-pop fucknasty disco inferno music

[perestroika-hilton]

I was tagged by @peatbogbody to do my top 9 albums of 2023

They are:

Ministry- with sympathy

Throbbing gristle- 20 jazz funk greats

Cybotron- clear

Nitzer ebb- that total age

Skinny puppy- remission

Music for bondage clubs (compilation album)

Front 242- front by front

Giant swan- giant swan

Cabaret Voltaire- code

Tagging @bogusfilth @omegaverse @knuckleduster haven't checked if any of you have done this rip

[primalsldge]

Music recommendations? (im asking bc u seem rlly cool and cool ppl have good music taste)

OH MY GOD THANK YOU SO MUCH😭😭😭 also it really depends on what genre, industrial metal, nu metal, groove metal... the bands i currently listen to the most are fear factory, ministry, machine head and pantera though!

from Fear Factory I reccomended starting with their most famous songs like Linchpin and Replica, and then going into full length albums you should listen to Demanufacture and Obsolete :)

for Ministry it really depends if you like their synthpop phase (like With Sympathy) or when they started getting their industrial sound more (like The Mind is A Terrible Thing to Taste and Psalm 69).

for Machine Head if you like nu metal over groove start with The Burning Red and then a must-listen is Burn My Eyes!

for Pantera start with their most famous songs, like Walk, and then listen to Cowboys from Hell and Vulgar Display of Power :) and I also really reccomend my favourite album, Far Beyond Driven!

[captainlou]

trying and failing to find a post i must've seen months ago about the album "with sympathy" by ministry (i remember it being formatted like "I'd rather be listening to [that album] right now!" like the Squidward button meme) because it prompted me to save that album to listen to later and i finally listened to it and it absolutely fucking rocks

[shishiikura]

would you give a few personal best goth albums/artists/recommendations

Absolutely I would love to!

I'm going to go by albums since that's how I find it easiest to get into music. Anyway some of my more well-known goth faves that I kinda always listen to:

Disintegration and Pornography by The Cure. Disintegration is one of my favorite albums of all time and its one of THE goth albums however I love all of The Cure's music so.

Violator, Black Celebration, Music for the Masses, Some Great Reward and Playing the Angel by Depeche Mode. You can't expect me to choose one album of theirs they are literally the peche mode. Their gothiest TO ME is Black Celebration though.

With Sympathy by Ministry. One of my absolute favorite albums this is peak cheesy 80s gothy synthpop. I also love the song Everyday is Like Halloween.

Floodland and First and Last and Always by The Sisters of Mercy. Another goth classic like true vampire music.

I like a lot of the usual 80s suspects that may or may not count as goth such as Joy Division and New Order (who i absolutely do count) Pet Shop Boys and The Smiths (debatable but probably not tho)

My more niche fave darkwavey type stuff:

Shattered by Glass Spells

Surf Goth EP and Surf Goth B-sides by Desmond Doom. They also have a new single I like called The Big Boys

Trauma Club or literally anything by Male Tears

Haunted Castle by French Police

Display Model by Harsh Symmetry

Reflections or really anything by October Burns Black

If you like more industrial angry doomy gothy:

An Overture by Youth Code

Anything HEALTH has ever done. I like their songs with NIN, Youth Code, The Soft Moon, and Street Sects (all of these are good bands on their own too)

New Flesh by Priest (supposedly these are former members from the band Ghost? I like them more personally)

I like a lot of industrial like KMFDM and Nine Inch Nails. KMFDM has a fuck ton of music so my fave albums are Tohuvabohu, HYËNA, Nihil, Adios and Hau Ruck.

I've been listening to a little more nu metal recently since that's my bfs specialty and we have that blend playlist thang and he recently got me into Tonight the Stars Revolt by Powerman 5000. It's fun cheesy sci-fi nu metal I really enjoy it.

[theonlycure]

Not Ministry selling With Sympathy shirts as if Al doesn’t fucking hate that album 😭

[rhythm86radio]

Ministry revives their early synth pop sound with The Squirrely Years Revisited

The album collects tracks from Ministry’s early albums With Sympathy and Twitch as well as selected singles.

[thedevotionaltour]

you MUST listen to american industrial band ministry's first album with sympathy (1983)

[industrial-horror]

40 years ago today, Ministry released their debut album" With Sympathy."

All reactions:

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[slashertempo]

Keeping to his word, and finally giving the people what they've wanted for 40 years. Ministry performed songs from their first two albums, "With Sympathy" and "Twitch". I have tears, this is just lovely..!

[nojarama]

Happy anniversary to Ministry’s debut album, ‘With Sympathy’. Released this week in 1983. #ministry #withsympathy #workforlove #iwantedtotellher #revenge

[omegaremix]

I didn’t ever plan on seeing Front 242, but they headlined Cold Waves which I attended. Doing so made me realize how much I was so into them. It was phenomenal. So much that, when the show ended, I turned around and saw a young woman crying with her friends consoling her. She just fulfilled a life-long dream of seeing her all-time favorites. I fulfilled scratching off another essential industrial act from my list.

Six months later, Skinny Puppy announced their final-ever tour. Everyone knew how all-important those stakes were. Now? It’s Front 242’s turn. They’re declaring their final-ever live performances across North America and Europe. Ministry may not be far behind, as Al Jourgensen announced a redux of With Sympathy, and called up Paul Barker to return for one final album before ending their legacy.

I hate to mention this subject, but our living legends and all-time favorites across the board are getting there. It’s that moment when most of them are finally closing the book on a major portion of their performing lives. They don’t have the same health they once had, and no act can tour forever (not everyone can be The Rolling Stones, KISS, or Beach Boys). Some could still put out music, or continue on with other endeavors, but nothing is guaranteed.

So, why take chances? Spend for a ticket or travel out to experience them, if or when you can (you will get that money back). See them live and buy some merch- as a huge thank-you for making some of their music a part of your life. Even better if you purchase a v.i.p. pass and meet them personally, if you could. Cross off that regret, or a “would���ve should’ve could’ve” that you don’t want on your shoulders forever. (I should know: I jumped to witness Skinny Puppy and I’m all the greater for it.) You’ll be happy that you did.