Good. It's honestly baffling that all of these Trump supporters are just now realizing that the bands they like have always had political lyrics that do NOT support republicans. Maybe they should have paid attention over 20 years ago. But don't worry Trump supporters! Bands like Trapt and 3 Doors Down will happily take you in as fans and it's the type of music you deserve.
I was at this show at one of the locations that they filmed and recorded. The Fall was absolutely the loudest song I've ever heard. The bassline rippled through my body and I swear to God nearly blew be back a couple feet. I'll never forget it.
I used to open up three or four bottles of wine and watch this in my younger years. I’d get wine drunk and destroy the house head banging and jumping around. Epic video.
Classic stuff right here. Saw them twice, awesome shows, but this must've been their best tour ever I guess. So badass. Al was completely on fire at that time...
I just seen Ministry a couple days ago for the Slayer farewell tour and let me tell you they killed it. Ministry came out and just put the pedal to the floor they didn't let up the whole set I've seen Ministry a bunch of times and this is by far the best I've ever seen them I know in the past that was a high point for them but man they were on point the other day big time
All I have is this rip I made years ago too! I decided it would be a good idea to archive all my physical media at one point for that exact reason. Luckily the drive didn't data rot before I found part 5 of this. I love cloud storage now (dropbox, google drive) for that reason too!
Uncle Al is one of the coolest most underrated frontmen of music. I love his stage presence. I saw them in 96 at the Salem Armory in Oregon and my hearing has been fucked ever since.
well he had two things going for him during the early 90's....a lot of drugs, a LOT (read his book if you haven't) and before the internet...so he totally had this aura of danger about him. In 1992 when Kurt and Eddie were being grunge and emo, Al just had that wonderful "badass biker who gives no fucks" stance to him. I met and got to talk with him for like an hour in 2004 in Seattle and he was really hilarious. He literally did heroin for years no issues but around this tour when he started smoking crack, that's when the wheels started coming off.
I think the montage of Al going into sonic battle has to be one of my favorite Ministry moments. The way he's messing with people all the way and reacting to fans. He loves what he does and I'm glad he's still fucking doing it today.
According to me, this was the best Ministry band of all times.. I definitively prefer these musicians than the actual ones.. Today, watching a Ministry's show is watching metal guys checking their heads with long hair, boring..
It's really impressive. But I still prefer that one of the past tour. Which you can watch in the "in case you didn't feel like showing up". Magic team. The Sphinctour is my second favorite.
Well, they are really good again like right now...you should check it out...but I always loved them...only complaint I have is Sin Quirin but he’s gone now for good so I’m a happy clam again.
My adventure with Ministry through my life. 1989 with Kmfdm in Chicago. Lolapolasa Chicago. Filth pig with L7 in San Francisco. Spoon tour Florida, slayer farewell tour. To me 89 was my favorite but the always kicked ass
Nata ...... Коньячные нити, что свились в пружинки от случаев ветра, событий времён, легко превратились в густые чаинки, украсив Вас, будто бы имя имён. И в этом уборе каштановом, пышном красивые, тёплые мысли, мечты, какие порою мне видно и слышно, и я заряжаюсь от их теплоты. Вы, словно скульптура, внезапная данность. Вы, словно бокал с бархатистым бордо. Вы, словно та муза, вносящая ясность. Гадаю, кто Вы... И все думы - лото... Не знаю, кто Вы: что над грудью, плечами, что в Ваших намереньях тайно царит! Поэтому вот уж не спится ночами, ведь даже цвет кофе о Вас говорит...
I'm not saying that Al is the best frontman on stage. But I never watched someone like him, for sure. It seems that he knew the exact point between sarcastic and professional during all the concert. He's not the same, of course. But the job is done with no doubt.
MInistry at their best IMO. Before Al turned the band into a glorified metal group. Paul Barker was at the height of his samples and the music still had it's experimental edge.
Went to their Filth Pig tour concert at the Capital Ballroom in D.C. that year. Got backstage after the concert (friend's sister dating their lead guitar at the time). Al was unapproachable - stood dead still against the wall in a dark hallway with a shaman's staff at his side for over an hour. He finally packed it up and left. Barker was cool though.
wombsnap, I saw them on this tour in AZ. After the show, I saw Al leaving the backstage area. I was scared to approach him because of all the crazy stories you hear about him. But I summoned up my teenage courage and walked up to him. He was super cool. Just a super nice guy. Talked with me a bit, complimented my 1000 Homo DJs shirt and autographed something for me.
That show is etched in my memory forever as one of the most insane spectacles I've ever witnessed. I walked out of there drenched in sweat - took off my shirt and squeezed water out of it for what seemed like forever. I still get goosebumps thinking about the impact of that night.
I saw Ministry in Adelaide Australia in 1995 headlining the Big Day Out Australia's version of Lollapalooza at the time. Also on the bill was Offspring, Screaming Trees, The Cult and a very young Silverchair and I also believe the Prodigy before they hit the bigtime. Great day, Ministry played their Psalm 69 Show, was very very loud and lots of fun . Mikey Scaccia and Louis Svitek on Guitar, Paul on bass of course, Ray on drums and Duane on keyboards seriously sick show
I saw them at the second Lollapalooza in '92 near San Francisco. The lineup was Red Hot Chili Peppers, Ministry, Ice Cube, Soundgarden, The Jesus and Mary Chain, Pearl Jam and RATM on a side stage.
In '91 the lineup was Jane's Addiction, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Living Colour, Butthole Surfers, Henry Rollins Band, Ice T and Body Count, and Nine Inch Nails. Great fucking day.
I had chance to see them on the Filth Pig tour 2x and Spoon and they never disappoint. I recall them doing a Black Sabbath cover at the end but the acid was peaking by that point. Spoon tour they were just as tight and loud as fuck.
Pre show, I was sitting on a terrace in the sun and Al was sitting at the table next to me. Later, I saw him screaming obscenities at passerbys from his hotel window. It was the funniest thing. It was on a Tuesday afternoon or something and he was drink, hanging out of a window having fun and giving people the finger
I borrowed this album from the library back in the mid-2000s. My first introduction to this band. I have always thought that these guys were the precursors to Sevendust, in terms of ham-hocked/ham-fisted, hard to take seriously metal.
The drums on filth pig are produced like LORAH style...very palpable and punchy...God, I fuckn love that shit...Hypo Luxa & Hermes Pan were masters of engineering and Reynolds Washam is no slouch behind that kit, yo...mad respect 🌈
It's amazing that Ministry is essentially an Oldies Act like not unlike Iron Maiden. These bands just seemed so edgy and new back in the day. But they can't escape the gravity of their early work.
It always amazes me at how creative and productive Al was through till this tour. The fact that he achieved it all while he had a heroin habit just blows my mind. I'm not even 1/10th as creatively productive as he was, and I don't have substance issues!
thats how it gets ya dude, the drugs work for a while , he went threw periods where he was spo profound that most could not even grasp what he was dong , then boooooooooom you hit the wall and the monster takes over, takes alot of self discipline to be able to just record letr alone tour , but strong as he was he was no match for junk, no one s maybe william Burrows but thankfully hwe got it together, but make no misatake , he did not do it for the image or was a poser lke so many out there,,,poser from Crue knows bout that
It truly is the "flaws" that make the individual... Al was always just being Al, because he struggles to be anything other than himself and it shows in hindsight. And that's the magic every label as missed... we love Al for being insane, batshit crazy "doing his thing" Al. That's it. Fuck profits and crap. Ministry.
Damn, Ray wasn't kidding about the whole Sphinctour being physically gruelling... he's absolutely ripped here, all muscle, zero fat. He looks great for it, but man, I've been there with the whole looking "shredded as fuck" thing, and it's plain and simple unhealthy. I was working 90 hour weeks when I was in that.. state... recreation was bullying (very gently I might add) my boss into giving me a long weekend off. I'd pick my bass up Friday night, and put it down when my fingers were almost bleeding. Good times in some ways, but truthfully, it's rose tinted glasses. My fingers still have the callouses, and they serve me well, but as someone said during The Fix...... "This is no way to live man...."
love you Dragonfyre for loving M enough to upload and make sure i get my fix of this magical experience ...yes u mother funkin rock lady.... oh..cant ya just smell that stage from here!? this is pure fucking essence
@@AlleineDragonfyre I love Uncle Al's safe space. He's so warm and cuddly. He always has kind words for the little ones. The only thing I don't understand is this "New World Order" he keeps talking about. You seem very intelligent. Can you explain that to me?
It's weirdly perfect, you almost don't notice that there's a blues harp solo in the middle of a crushing loud grinding riff… that damn harmonica just belongs there, it's part of the sound. I guess the best riffs are basically blues anyway!
oh FUCK, the days when i could take 10 hits of acid, smoke 3 packs of smokes by the end of the trip & run Up & down hills like as if a gazelle. What i would give to relive that again !
I hate to say this but after Paul Barker left, Ministry has just been another, crappy metal band. Ministry were unique and Al and Paul had a great synergy of their talents. Peter Christopherson of Coil directed the video for “Just One Fix”.
Just for reference... "Happy Dust", unlisted track #10 off of the Japanese release of 1999's Dark Side of the Spoon; not included on the U.S. version; it should have been.
when bands are completely falling apart they make their best music that noone likes but stands the test of time filth pig’s touring rig made psalm 69 sound so much meatier 🥩
Any pro-Trump messages on these videos will be deleted, assholes.
czcams.com/video/C84PoceUwGA/video.html "Trump is not frightening, Trump is an idiot!" - Ministry's Al at Wacken 2016
@@AlleineDragonfyre You're doing the lords work. Watch this 4 times a week.
Good. It's honestly baffling that all of these Trump supporters are just now realizing that the bands they like have always had political lyrics that do NOT support republicans. Maybe they should have paid attention over 20 years ago. But don't worry Trump supporters! Bands like Trapt and 3 Doors Down will happily take you in as fans and it's the type of music you deserve.
A preemptive strike!
@Devil Driver It's true. At the end of the day, the ruling class never seems to lose its power.
I was at this show at one of the locations that they filmed and recorded. The Fall was absolutely the loudest song I've ever heard. The bassline rippled through my body and I swear to God nearly blew be back a couple feet. I'll never forget it.
They did the same here in Finland 🇫🇮
Agreed. Seen this tour in Dallas and that song shook the Bronco Bowl dome. Loudest show over even seen
I wish i was born before 1999 sometimes....
Ооооооо,my god!!!❤️
In Bulgaria 2009 everything people fans of Ministry like me crying ,they dont beleve for show,and show was great!
Ministry's music touches me like a Catholic priest at 10 pm.
Or 10 A.M...
Corny af. Stop trying so hard bruh. 😂
I used to open up three or four bottles of wine and watch this in my younger years. I’d get wine drunk and destroy the house head banging and jumping around. Epic video.
Yup, been there, don't regret nothing.
Cheers dude ! 🍷
🤘🤣
Classic stuff right here. Saw them twice, awesome shows, but this must've been their best tour ever I guess. So badass. Al was completely on fire at that time...
I saw them in...2001 or so and it was the best concert I've ever been to
For me the best tour i ever watch on dvd and "Fall" the best song from Minstry that ever made it !!!!
This is ministry at the top of its game. One of the best performances I've enjoyed by anyone at any time.
R.I.P. Bill and Mike.
🖤
Bill was probably the most precise metal drummer that ever lived. Such a sad loss. #CancerSucks
Crumbs sounds so vividly beautiful here...Ministry owned it so hard live!!!!!!
I'd give anything to go back to simpler times like these
first time hearing this song, it blow me away
Wut song
Here I go...!😁
One of the best EVVVEERR made💚💯
I just seen Ministry a couple days ago for the Slayer farewell tour and let me tell you they killed it. Ministry came out and just put the pedal to the floor they didn't let up the whole set I've seen Ministry a bunch of times and this is by far the best I've ever seen them I know in the past that was a high point for them but man they were on point the other day big time
*saw
Is this part of the job for online marketer
Your the best not only to love ministry, but to share your collection with us all. Thank you!
I'm watching this for a second time in a row. I used to have this dvd but I moved so much I can't find it anymore
All I have is this rip I made years ago too! I decided it would be a good idea to archive all my physical media at one point for that exact reason. Luckily the drive didn't data rot before I found part 5 of this. I love cloud storage now (dropbox, google drive) for that reason too!
I saw AL and his bands since the 80’s. I heard his first band and I’ve seen his last in NYC! He is the OG of making Industrial, a musical category!
Hear hear
This is the best performance for our history on band! Pure genius, godness!!!❤️
uncle All-the legend man!
Uncle Al is one of the coolest most underrated frontmen of music. I love his stage presence. I saw them in 96 at the Salem Armory in Oregon and my hearing has been fucked ever since.
well he had two things going for him during the early 90's....a lot of drugs, a LOT (read his book if you haven't) and before the internet...so he totally had this aura of danger about him. In 1992 when Kurt and Eddie were being grunge and emo, Al just had that wonderful "badass biker who gives no fucks" stance to him. I met and got to talk with him for like an hour in 2004 in Seattle and he was really hilarious. He literally did heroin for years no issues but around this tour when he started smoking crack, that's when the wheels started coming off.
I was at that show.
@johnegli6511 which? This is a compilation of many from the tour.
I think the montage of Al going into sonic battle has to be one of my favorite Ministry moments. The way he's messing with people all the way and reacting to fans. He loves what he does and I'm glad he's still fucking doing it today.
According to me, this was the best Ministry band of all times.. I definitively prefer these musicians than the actual ones.. Today, watching a Ministry's show is watching metal guys checking their heads with long hair, boring..
Mike scaccia was the best axeman and main songwriter. Maybe you could listen rigor mortis. Rip Mr Scaccia.
Check that mate, amazing stuff from 2002 era czcams.com/video/tqWRQzBxuhw/video.html
It's really impressive. But I still prefer that one of the past tour. Which you can watch in the "in case you didn't feel like showing up". Magic team.
The Sphinctour is my second favorite.
Well, they are really good again like right now...you should check it out...but I always loved them...only complaint I have is Sin Quirin but he’s gone now for good so I’m a happy clam again.
We are listening to this on an afterhour, everyone is enjoing it beyond reason..
I was searching it on Pirate Bay but the torrent never loaded, just found this one with very good quality. Thanks
My adventure with Ministry through my life. 1989 with Kmfdm in Chicago. Lolapolasa Chicago. Filth pig with L7 in San Francisco. Spoon tour Florida, slayer farewell tour. To me 89 was my favorite but the always kicked ass
Nata
......
Коньячные нити, что свились в пружинки
от случаев ветра, событий времён,
легко превратились в густые чаинки,
украсив Вас, будто бы имя имён.
И в этом уборе каштановом, пышном
красивые, тёплые мысли, мечты,
какие порою мне видно и слышно,
и я заряжаюсь от их теплоты.
Вы, словно скульптура, внезапная данность.
Вы, словно бокал с бархатистым бордо.
Вы, словно та муза, вносящая ясность.
Гадаю, кто Вы... И все думы - лото...
Не знаю, кто Вы: что над грудью, плечами,
что в Ваших намереньях тайно царит!
Поэтому вот уж не спится ночами,
ведь даже цвет кофе о Вас говорит...
Best and favorite band growing up
wow he was 38, what a f..king performance
Damn, I had forgotten that awesome harmonica playing in Filth Pig, that shit hits hard
best thing I have seen in a while
It’s so cool how Al still dances Nuwave style sometimes, I really fuckn love that 🌈🌪🔥🌪🌈
You should check out their oldest stuff, if you haven't.
MiNistRy...a way of Life....thanks a.D.
Only on spoon you can deliver such show / tour!!! Absolutly SICK!
I'm not saying that Al is the best frontman on stage. But I never watched someone like him, for sure. It seems that he knew the exact point between sarcastic and professional during all the concert. He's not the same, of course. But the job is done with no doubt.
One of fav concerts
Ministry at There peak
fucking banging there is no other ministry
MInistry at their best IMO. Before Al turned the band into a glorified metal group. Paul Barker was at the height of his samples and the music still had it's experimental edge.
well i´ve seen them live last saturday playin entire amerikkkant album and they are metal super group. no fucks.
Ministry is still awesome but yea, this performance was their peak imo. Land of Rape and Honey to Filth Pig just felt other worldly.
Hypo Luxa and Hermes Pan
Agreed, he kept it dark and sludgy
Went to their Filth Pig tour concert at the Capital Ballroom in D.C. that year. Got backstage after the concert (friend's sister dating their lead guitar at the time). Al was unapproachable - stood dead still against the wall in a dark hallway with a shaman's staff at his side for over an hour. He finally packed it up and left. Barker was cool though.
That's so rad! He's off of dope and sober now right?
Between the Acid and the Junk (not to mention all of the whiskey he appeared to be consuming on stage) it's no wonder.
wombsnap, I saw them on this tour in AZ. After the show, I saw Al leaving the backstage area. I was scared to approach him because of all the crazy stories you hear about him. But I summoned up my teenage courage and walked up to him. He was super cool. Just a super nice guy. Talked with me a bit, complimented my 1000 Homo DJs shirt and autographed something for me.
That show is etched in my memory forever as one of the most insane spectacles I've ever witnessed. I walked out of there drenched in sweat - took off my shirt and squeezed water out of it for what seemed like forever. I still get goosebumps thinking about the impact of that night.
Thanks for uploads
Number 💯 Thank you for the upload
I saw Ministry in Adelaide Australia in 1995 headlining the Big Day Out Australia's version of Lollapalooza at the time.
Also on the bill was Offspring, Screaming Trees, The Cult and a very young Silverchair and I also believe the Prodigy before they hit the bigtime.
Great day, Ministry played their Psalm 69 Show, was very very loud and lots of fun .
Mikey Scaccia and Louis Svitek on Guitar, Paul on bass of course, Ray on drums and Duane on keyboards seriously sick show
I saw them at the second Lollapalooza in '92 near San Francisco. The lineup was Red Hot Chili Peppers, Ministry, Ice Cube, Soundgarden, The Jesus and Mary Chain, Pearl Jam and RATM on a side stage.
In '91 the lineup was Jane's Addiction, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Living Colour, Butthole Surfers, Henry Rollins Band, Ice T and Body Count, and Nine Inch Nails. Great fucking day.
@@kennethliss6331 Ice Cube too I believe
Thanks, I needed this.
I had chance to see them on the Filth Pig tour 2x and Spoon and they never disappoint. I recall them doing a Black Sabbath cover at the end but the acid was peaking by that point. Spoon tour they were just as tight and loud as fuck.
Sounds amazing
What an awesome show the drums and bass is incredible.!!!! I fucking love it!!!!!.. I want MMOOOOORREEE!!!!..
Pre show, I was sitting on a terrace in the sun and Al was sitting at the table next to me. Later, I saw him screaming obscenities at passerbys from his hotel window. It was the funniest thing. It was on a Tuesday afternoon or something and he was drink, hanging out of a window having fun and giving people the finger
Inmortales él ministerio
Perfect Old Times...
Immense sound, nothing comes close.
Excellent!
This stuff is heavy as f***. One better than another.
This is so insanely awesome
I borrowed this album from the library back in the mid-2000s. My first introduction to this band. I have always thought that these guys were the precursors to Sevendust, in terms of ham-hocked/ham-fisted, hard to take seriously metal.
The drums on filth pig are produced like LORAH style...very palpable and punchy...God, I fuckn love that shit...Hypo Luxa & Hermes Pan were masters of engineering and Reynolds Washam is no slouch behind that kit, yo...mad respect 🌈
Rest in Peace Mike and Bill
It's amazing that Ministry is essentially an Oldies Act like not unlike Iron Maiden.
These bands just seemed so edgy and new back in the day. But they can't escape the gravity of their early work.
love!
Ministry tickles my bone
It always amazes me at how creative and productive Al was through till this tour. The fact that he achieved it all while he had a heroin habit just blows my mind. I'm not even 1/10th as creatively productive as he was, and I don't have substance issues!
thats how it gets ya dude, the drugs work for a while , he went threw periods where he was spo profound that most could not even grasp what he was dong , then boooooooooom you hit the wall and the monster takes over, takes alot of self discipline to be able to just record letr alone tour , but strong as he was he was no match for junk, no one s maybe william Burrows but thankfully hwe got it together, but make no misatake , he did not do it for the image or was a poser lke so many out there,,,poser from Crue knows bout that
It truly is the "flaws" that make the individual... Al was always just being Al, because he struggles to be anything other than himself and it shows in hindsight. And that's the magic every label as missed... we love Al for being insane, batshit crazy "doing his thing" Al. That's it. Fuck profits and crap. Ministry.
Damn, Ray wasn't kidding about the whole Sphinctour being physically gruelling... he's absolutely ripped here, all muscle, zero fat. He looks great for it, but man, I've been there with the whole looking "shredded as fuck" thing, and it's plain and simple unhealthy. I was working 90 hour weeks when I was in that.. state... recreation was bullying (very gently I might add) my boss into giving me a long weekend off. I'd pick my bass up Friday night, and put it down when my fingers were almost bleeding. Good times in some ways, but truthfully, it's rose tinted glasses. My fingers still have the callouses, and they serve me well, but as someone said during The Fix...... "This is no way to live man...."
love you Dragonfyre for loving M enough to upload and make sure i get my fix of this magical experience ...yes u mother funkin rock lady....
oh..cant ya just smell that stage from here!? this is pure fucking essence
now you know how to speak to a lady. nice life for you.
@@AlleineDragonfyre 😇😉..
🖤&💙
muito massa!
Back when our culture was so wonderfully hard. How did we become so damn soft?
um... no
@@AlleineDragonfyre I love Uncle Al's safe space. He's so warm and cuddly. He always has kind words for the little ones. The only thing I don't understand is this "New World Order" he keeps talking about. You seem very intelligent. Can you explain that to me?
Ah yes. Soundtrack to my army and university years 😊
Ministry at their peak. Once Paul Barker left it was all down hill from there.
one of their best ever written songs?
Filth Pig is the final great Ministry album.
muito bom
The drug budget for this tour must have been astronomical.
harmonica part is cool
It's weirdly perfect, you almost don't notice that there's a blues harp solo in the middle of a crushing loud grinding riff… that damn harmonica just belongs there, it's part of the sound. I guess the best riffs are basically blues anyway!
oh FUCK, the days when i could take 10 hits of acid, smoke 3 packs of smokes by the end of the trip & run Up & down hills like as if a gazelle.
What i would give to relive that again !
5 of 5 has been unearthed and is available, after 4 years, here: czcams.com/video/Oa05o9rewkg/video.html
Question: why did they remove the fence on this tour?
its nasty, its mean, its grubby, its chaotic, its motherfucking Ministry caught at their preforming best,, I wish i had turned up !!
The angels call
The toughest 5'5" 137lb junktank 😂😂😂😂
Al Junkinson
new listener here, what songs are they playing?
Welcome to the channel Poisonfruit! Click "Show More" to see the list of songs in each video.
@@AlleineDragonfyre thank you so much, i tried checking in the description 5 days ago but i didn't found any
@@poisonfruit7357 do you see it now? If not, are you on a PC browser or Mobile?
@@AlleineDragonfyre i see what was my mistake, on my PC it says so
thankss!! cheers
I hate to say this but after Paul Barker left, Ministry has just been another, crappy metal band. Ministry were unique and Al and Paul had a great synergy of their talents. Peter Christopherson of Coil directed the video for “Just One Fix”.
Al has said several times that Paul couldn't keep up. Be that as it may, it sounded different when he was on the bass.
WOW
fucking legend
CRUMBS
HAVE WHAT YOU CALL A LIFE
What is the song at the very beginning before psalm?
it's not credited on the sleeve, at least the one I can find on the interweb. i can't find my copy.
I found it, its called Happy Dust
Just for reference... "Happy Dust", unlisted track #10 off of the Japanese release of 1999's Dark Side of the Spoon; not included on the U.S. version; it should have been.
I’ve seen these fuckups a few times. I always leave with a terrible mind warp🔥🔥
F* YA!!🤘
THIS TIME THE GOOD IS EVIL!
They sound like a band that left the record player on and haven't practiced for 2 months... 😂
I sleep with both eyes open
I don't there were many parties on this tour
No booze and drugs neither
@Strange BananaNo facetiousness implied. It was mainly- do the show, get the drugs, go to the hotel. There wasn’t much to party about.
CRANK IT
whos the guy in the red hat?
i thought he was the one in the tophat
ooh shit thanks :P
oh ok thanks again :)
i wanted too know because i might make a minecraft skin of uncle al
nvm
умеет банда нагнетать
HHHHOOOOOO MY "GODNESS" ..........U'R WLCOME , WHO U R ? But Welcome ^^
12:32 lol
Вахуешихсидьныйвдох
КаряБа, держи огонь.
Anyone see alice cooper influence ?
like pls
@ OugaBoogaShock
Quit asking for likes you, needy douche who yearns for comfort due to just getting some thumbs up. What a pathetic loser!
ΑΙ ΚΑΛΑ
self hatred
when bands are completely falling apart they make their best music that noone likes but stands the test of time
filth pig’s touring rig made psalm 69 sound so much meatier 🥩
🤘🇷🇺🤘🇷🇺🤘🇷🇺
Is he wearing a make America great again hat?
Definitely not, AL hate the right wingers
TRUMP 2024
Hey, its the beginning of Antifa