Customer Ratings & Reviews

Would have expected more for a last album. Some songs are really good, like Permawar and Fairly Unbalanced, but the album certainly doesn't have the same awesome factor that Psalm 69: The way to succeed and the way to suck eggs had. That being said, I have all their albums and will miss Ministry dearly. They always gave me something to look forward to, rather than most of the conventional cr@p on the airwaves. In the end, we're all left saying.... So What! Thanks for 30+ years of not sucking eggs.

Very super focused album. Probably Ministry's finest hour (musically speaking) since Psalm 69. The last album to have guitar work by latre guitarist Mike Scaccia (also guitar player of Texas Thrash Metal band Rigor Mortis). Only thing I did not like was the inner artwork, which used very grotesque imagery of several ladies falling victim to each of the Seven Deadly Sins in The Holy Bible. Was not offended from a religious standpoint, the artwork was a little stomach turning in it's presentation.

A lot of speed metal with very heavy vocals, the two things that I personally don't care for.

A real good band great to see live as well. Its to bad that they are not playing no more.

Good cd. I like it. The songs sounds pretty good..

Al keeps saying he's done with Ministry. well this was it. (Not if you read modern news). But a solid album as it is. Although I was expecting more of the past three or 4 albums.

THIS ALBUM IS GREAT FOR ANY MINISTRY FAN AND SINCE IT IS THE LAST ALBUM A MUST !

This album takes an even harder stab at the world of politics and makes you question your country's agenda and what it all stands for, this is rebellion at its best

Great last recording by this band that has withstood many years in the industrial metal scene. Fans should be very happy for this recording.

Sounding strong. Pre political version of band I prefer.

This cd was kind or boring, I tried to listen to it a bunch of times but got no where.Only die hard fans.