Ministry - Jesus Built My Hotrod

Jesus Built My Hotrod is a 1991 single by Ministry and was the band's most popular song up to that point. The track features a driving beat and speed metal guitar work backing Butthole Surfers' Gibby Haynes gonzo vocal stylings.
The Band:
Al Jourgensen
Paul Barker
M Balch
Gibby Haynes
Bill Rieflin

PANINARO '95 PET SHOP BOYS

The remix released in 1995 was not as good as the original track from 1986.

Pet Shop Boys - Paninaro

The video depicts this very well.
I love the long version on the "Disco" album from 1986.
An Italian youth cult of the 1980s named from the sandwich bars where its members gathered. They wore expensive ‘designer’ clothes (from the US and Italy), presenting a tough militaristic image - leather jackets, belts with large buckles, dark glasses - which accorded with their right-wing views.

Pet Shop Boys - Opportunities - (Let's make lots of money)

1985!! They hit the music scene like a ton of bricks!! I so love the Trench Coat that they had....

The KLF - 3am Eternal

This is taken from The Stadium House VHS tape. I have this on VHS and also a video file. 1991 was the year it came out. I always wanted a phone like the one in the video!

The Orb - Little Fluffy Clouds...

I got to see them live in DC early this year. I also got to meet them as well at that same show at the 930pm Club.

Computer Issues...

I am still having issues but I hope to have them solved tonight. I have upgraded my RAM and I am now running about 2.5Gigs of DDR 2700 and I am working out the new SATA drive issues. I might replace my power supply with a 560watt also. I will keep everyone informed as things unfold. Thank you for your patience.  I have a neat pic to place on the Blog of the Buttermilk Trail superimposed over a Google map.

 

RMStringer

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Let teachers and priests and philosophers brood

over questions of reality and illusion.

I know this: if life is an illusion, then I

am no less an illusion, and being thus, the

illusion is real to me. I live, I burn with life, I

love, I slay, and I am content.

(Robert E. Howard, Queen of the Black Coast, Weird Tales, May 1934)