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abaf8f7b9c35c0d1e831b41e733d0acf *01 Work For Love.flac
1a4f39a99220727d60c7f0ca46298f68 *02 I Wanted To Tell Her.flac
6221e2f12da0b56ab0bfb618643cc094 *03 Same Old Madness.flac
d9651a1f20889bd1766f39803f0a9f40 *04 She's Got a Cause.flac
8214843d2b64cd7665db932b02bcb577 *05 Revenge.flac
28f64d4f211d4f7b46af72dfee7f325a *info.txt

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A Hans de Vente tape
Transfer: Nakamichi B1 -> HD -> FLAC
Edits: Audacity -> TLH -> FLAC (Level 8)

TRT : 00:24:25

Not much info, except that this tape was given to Hans when he was in New York City and it's labeled as first album demos.
The versions on the tape are different from the released tracks, some have different lyrics, most have different musical
parts and different duration. Same old madness was never released, and this version is different from the common version
that originates from the soundtrack of the videoclip.

The fact that only 5 tracks are on the tape and the 3 singles from With Sympathy are present, together with the aborted single
(Same Old Madness) suggests that this was the tape used by the band to pitch a record deal, using the tracks they thought were
stronger or more catchy, but this is just speculation from my part. Being true it would contradict Al's version of the facts.

With Sympathy is by far Ministry's more acessible album, Al Jourgensen usually refers to it as a corporate controlled product
that the band didn't endorsed then nor now. Nevertheless, it's a good New Wave album and it's seen by some of the fans as the
band's best.

Surely it's difficult to imagine the band with this New Wave sound when you hear Psalm 69...

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