Ministry - Crumbs

'Filth Pig' is the sixth studio album by Ministry.

Released: January 30, 1996
Label: Warner Bros.

[McFarlaneDragonClan]

I love this album more and more with every listen

[adolpholiverbush]

This is such an unappreciated track from what I consider a very underappreciated album.

[jasonruetz]

This album was my intro to Ministry and still my favorite. 🤘

[nelliesilvers]

Released in '96 but still listened to almost religiously today. Filth Pig and Psalm69 are definitely my favourite Ministry albums but they just keep sending out epic music. Everything uncle Al does is gold. Having Manson's quote at the end here fit perfectly considering his words. Scarecrow will always be one of my most loved songs though.

"Laughter fills the sky instead of rain".

[maximus]

ministry is so smooth and melodic. DO LOVE IT

[TheUndertker]

The drums on this are SO GOOD! Also, the vicious lyrics are pretty catchy.

[earlforrester]

One of Ministry's best. Didn't know they surfed.

[greenpeas]

Ministry is the first band I've seen that has 100% better versions of their songs when performed live.

[garythomas]

Love the anger throughout this album. 2020 Man. Thanks Al.

[phil]

3:15 "I never had a life. I don't even know what life is. Have you.. had what you call a life?" - Marvin the robot

[deceiver]

That album still sounds like the biggest fuck you Al Jourgensen sent to the music business and all the silly expectations people were having after Psalm 69's huge commercial success

[mapleshaft]

Working a corporate job, i think we all know or report to people like this... no life, they dont even know what life is. All for crumbs.

[brunostroszek]

holy shit i didnt know crowbar did a song at this high bpm

[denirepinc]

Anybody know maybe tuning of guitars in the song, I can’t recognise it’s kind of low to the bottom ?!😎👊🏻🤘🏻

[theuberman]

This reminds of Plankton for some reason. I feel like he would listen to this after realizing how much of failure he is.