Sealed 2013 Limited Edition 2LP Gatefold Original Pressed On Clear Vinyl. Al Jourgensen Supposedly Put His Ministry Project To Rest With The 2012 Album Relapse (Which Came Five Years After The Other "Final" Studio Album, The Last Sucker, And Three Years After The "Goodbye" Live Album Adios...Puta Madres) So When The Announcement Came That There Would Be One More Album From The Group -- And That It Really Would Be The Last Effort Ever -- Even Some Of The Hardcore Fans Got Rankled. Fans Of The Who Could Relate, But The Reason To Believe, This Time, Is That Jourgensen's Reasons For Reviving The Group After Relapse Are As Sincere As Life And Death. The Life Part Comes From A Near Death, On-Stage Experience The Group Leader Suffered On-Stage In Paris. The Sad Death Part Comes From The Untimely Loss Of Longtime Jourgensen-Project Guitarist And Constant Inspiration Mike Scaccia, Who Suffered Heart Failure On-Stage While Performing With His Other Band, Rigor Mortis. The Eclectic And Ultra-Angry From Beer To Eternity Was Pulled Together From The Last Bits Of Tape Jourgensen And Scaccia Recorded, And While It Could Have Easily Been A Revolting Cocks Release Or Tagged With Some Other Side Project's Name, Putting Ministry On The Cover Is A Sentimental And Respectable Move, And Not Far Off, Either. The Heavily Processed, Sample-Happy Record Recalls Ministry Moments As Early 1986's Adrian Sherwood-Produced Album Twitch, While The Hate-Filled Songs Directed At Republicans Recall The "Bush Trilogy" Of 2004 - 2007 (Houses Of The Molé, Rio Grande Blood, And The Last Sucker). “ – David Jeffries, AMG