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Ministry To Release Final Live DVD
05/31/2013
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(Classic Rock) Ministry will released their last-ever live DVD on August 1. Enjoy The Quiet was shot at Wacken last year, before the Al Jourgensen decided to split the industrial metal outfit for good following the death of guitarist Mike Scaccia last December.

"Mikey was in his version of heaven at Wacken," says Jourgensen. "His guitar playing was the heart and soul of Ministry and he loved that band more than everyone � even me.

"He's the one who convinced me to continue when I swore I was done with it." Ministry's final album, From Beer To Eternity, will appear in September. More rock news.

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