I was actually pretty disappointed to realize I don't really care for the new and supposedly final Ministry album. I kind of wish they'd gone out with HOPIUMFORTHEMASSES, which is a masterpiece, in my opinion. Still, Ministry rules and this song has been stuck in my head for days now.
Listen:
I didn't know about Larry Fessenden and Glenn McQuaid's Tales from Beyond the Pale podcast until recently while watching the special features on one of my Fessenden or McQuaid Blu-rays.
While driving back from Dayton yesterday, K and I listened to the first two episodes, directed by McQuaid and Fessenden respectively, and were pretty blown away. Essentially a variation on the serialized radio Horror that would make any EC comics fan feel warm and fuzzy, this was a really great surprise to find out about. We hit the final episode right at dusk as we were taking side roads back from Kentucky, and it was perfect.
Read:
I finished Stephen King and Peter Straub's The Talisman about a week or so ago. I can't say I was more fond of it this time than last time I read it. This book just goes on and on. So much so, I felt I needed a breather before jumping into my first time through Black House. So I picked up two books I've been meaning to read for years - Jarett Kabek's Motor Spirit: The Long Hunt for the Zodiac and its companion book, How to Find the Zodiac. I blew through the first book in a fews days and am starting the second now.
Playlist:
Butthole Surfers - Locust Abortion Technician
Ministry - HOPIUMFORTHEMASSES
Ministry - Hate to Go
Butthole Surfers - piouhgd
Young Widows - Settle Down City
Chat Pile - Who Love the Sun
Chat Pile - Cool World
Ramones - Road to Ruin
Hussalonia - Home Taping is Killing Me
Passenger Peru - Eponymous
Midnight Radio Podcast - Episodes 1: Phantom Cosmonauts
Midnight Radio Podcast - Episodes 2: Night Tripping
Midnight Radio Podcast - Episodes 3: Operation Wandering Souls Pt. 1
Tales from Beyond the Pale Podcast - Episode 1: Reappraisal (Glenn McQuaid)
Tales from Beyond the Pale Podcast - Episode 2: In the Wind (Larry Fessenden)



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