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| Ministry – Hero Lyrics
| 15 years ago
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Excellent song, especially the version on the "SphincTour" live CD. In that version, instead of "rip you apart" Al says "fuck you up". Funny how he changes the lyrics after a song has been out a while. |
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| Ministry – The Great Satan Lyrics
| 15 years ago
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Wow, way to write a middle school book report. But I digress.
"The Great Satan" has to be my absolute favorite Ministry song. The phrase itself, according to Uncle Al, is a reflection of how other countries, particularly those in the Middle East, perceive America. It even went on to attract the attention of Stephen Colbert, who asked one of his guests, "America: Great Satan or Greatest Satan?"
In the original version of this song, released on Rantology, the phrase "Bringin' down the USA is what it's all about" was "We don't need your fucking war, so get your asses out". Less tactful, but more fun. |
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| Ministry – Stigmata Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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This album directly shaped the sound of Skinny Puppy's album "Rabies" a year later, which Al Jourgensen produced. "Stigmata" and "Flashback" are right at home next to "Hexonxonx" and "Tin Omen". |
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| Ministry – Flashback Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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It's about some war veteran having a flashback about killing people, and when he comes to, it's his wife/girlfriend/daughter/whoever he's killing, but he's having such bad PTSD he doesn't care. And he means mace like pepper spray, not "a mace". |
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| Criss Angel – Fear Lyrics
| 18 years ago
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First time I've ever heard the phrase "Mother fuckety-fucker" before. So I guess that's a landmark. |
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| Skinny Puppy – Pedafly Lyrics
| 18 years ago
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If you have the special iTunes version of this album, one of the lines written in the digital booklet reads "After all is said and done we live to shit to kill to come." I think that's how they meant this song to read. |
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| Faith No More – Epic Lyrics
| 19 years ago
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"It" is "it". The American dream, the current fad, status, popularity, street cred, experience, the things you either start out with or never have. |
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| Fantômas – Delirium Cordia Lyrics
| 19 years ago
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I'm on the verge of spearheading a radical cult devoted to the teachings of His Holiness Mike Patton. He's a fuckin' deity. |
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| Mr. Bungle – Dead Goon Lyrics
| 19 years ago
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Yeah, the AEA comment makes the most sense. A wonderful, feel-good song if ever I heard one. Mr. Bungle for President. |
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| Celldweller – I Believe You Lyrics
| 20 years ago
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This is a fine example of a song that can be interpreted in many different ways; the most common opinions are that this is about Christianity, or perhaps cult mind-control. That's the thing about Klayton: never a straight answer. |
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| Celldweller – Frozen Lyrics
| 20 years ago
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You gutterheaded idiots. This song is about the temptations of sex and pornography, and the struggle brought on by these habits. Try reading the lines themselves, not between them. |
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