8 Replies to “ Ministry - Animositisomina (CD, Album) ”

1. The harrowing sonic abuse meted out by Animositisomina confirms that crippling drug addiction, waning commercial fortunes, and the onset of middle age have enabled Ministry's screamer-songwriter Al Jourgensen's rage. Indeed, Jourgensen once explained the album's title thusly: "It's the word 'animosity' spelled forwards and backwards, minus the y/5(85).

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2. Nov 02,  · Animositisomina is not boring. It's a masterpiece in an otherwise dead scene. This record shows that Ministry still has the balls to make original and very clever industrial music. They have never compromised with their sound and this still shows after 20 years or so of being in the 'business'/5().

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3. MINISTRY - Animositisomina - deburahillborgsent.danibebeamerecoldilesscarevo.co Music. Skip to main content. Try Prime Hello, Sign in. Account & Lists Account Sign in Account & Lists .

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4. Ministry: Animositisomina ‎ (CD, Album) Globo/Jive, Sanctuary Records, Mayan Records: Brazil: Sell This Version: Recommendations Reviews Add Review [r] Release. Edit Release All Versions of this Release Data Correct. Add to Collection /5(95).

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5. Nearly a decade after Ministry's peak, 's Animositisomina returned the group to the quality of its Wax Trax prime, with an opener (the title track) that ranks up there with classics like "Burning Inside" and "Just One Fix."6/

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6. "Animositisomina" was the 8th studio album by industrial act Ministry, originally released in It is notable for being the last album with Paul Barker, as well as being the last by Ministry to play in their traditional industrial metal style before switching to a more thrash-oriented style with their next album, Houses of the Molé.

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7. - The album's title is 'animosity' spelled forward and backward, without the 'y'. Recording information: Recorded & mixed at Sonic Ranch Tornillo. Mastered at Precision Mastering. Identifiers: Barcode: 0 2 Rights Society: BMI.

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8. Animositisomina is the last Ministry album with Paul Barker, thus ending the band's "Hypo Luxa/Hermes Pan" production duo. In addition, it is also the last album to feature Ministry performing in their traditional industrial metal style before switching to a more thrash-oriented sound on their next album, Houses of the Molé.

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