Ministry - In Case you Didn't Feel Like Showing Up [Industrial Metal] 1990

This is a short, punchy live album by the band Ministry containing only 6 live tracks, but there's a ton of energy in the performances.

I haven't seen the video that goes with in by all accounts it looks cheesy as hell. The music is pretty poppy and catchy not aggressive and changes pace, throughout - starting with the faster The Missing before slowing down for the classic So What.

Very much a product of its time. I'm not a ministry fan and haven't heard any of their albums so not able to say where it fits in their discography, but for me I can put this on when in the mood and enjoy the hell out of it.

From the prongs.org review

Overall, this was a live release, so all songs sound like they were remade, and again, the tracks sound like they stick true to mostly guitars and drums. The versions here are way more aggressive to their album versions and is possibly the most exciting and most intense Ministry release. Without a doubt, this is a must have for any Ministry fan, or someone who wants that "rock-feel" in a live release. All in all, very deadly.