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Filth Pig 1996 Album

Filth Pig Filth Pig
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Length
54m 24s
Country
United States
Release Dates
1996-01-30
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Filth Pig is the sixth studio album by American industrial metal band Ministry, released on January 30, 1996, by Warner Bros. Records. The title was allegedly derived from a statement made in the British Houses of Parliament, in which the band's leader Al Jourgensen was described as a "filthy pig" by MP Teddy Taylor for his onstage theatrics.
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Mike Scaccia
Mike Scaccia
Guitars
Louis Svitek
Louis Svitek
Guitars
Paul Barker
Paul Barker
Bass, Vocals (5), Programming, Production
Al Jourgensen
Al Jourgensen
Vocals, keyboards, mandolin, harmonica, pedal Steel, piano, production
Tracklist
1. Reload 2m 24s
2. Filth Pig 6m 19s
3. Lava 6m 30s
4. Crumbs 4m 14s
5. Useless 5m 55s
6. Dead Guy 5m 15s
7. Game Show 7m 45s
8. The Fall 4m 54s
9. Lay Lady Lay 5m 44s
10. Brick Windows 5m 23s

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Al Jourgensen's much-maligned follow-up to Psalm 69 in the mid-90's, which I thought this was an improvement at the time, against the prevailing tide of negativity. Basically, Al and the band tired of the reliance on samples and the hyper-thrash approach and were looking for something more organic. They also were in quite the depressed state of mind. So, the tempos are slower, even borderline majestic, or downright doom-like at points. The compelling title track is indicative of the tone of music Al had in mind for this one. Deep, throbbing bass and gargantuan drumming anchors the affair, moving the thing along at a mastodon pace, while Al throws on some disconcerting "where have I been" lyrics and echoey harmonica passages. Elsewhere, the cover of Dylan's "Lay Lady Lay" reflects a lot of the themes that are woven into the album itself, and sounds totally distinct from the original tune. A severely overlooked album in need of serious critical revision.
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