The Last Sucker is the eleventh studio album by Ministry, released on 18 September 2007 through 13th Planet Records. It closes the band's anti-George W. Bush trilogy, following Houses of the Molé in 2004 and Rio Grande Blood in 2006, so it works as the final chapter of a politically charged run in their industrial metal catalogue.

The line-up brought together frontman Al Jourgensen, bassist Paul Raven, guitarists Tommy Victor and Sin Quirin, and keyboardist John Bechdel. Raven, Victor and Bechdel had worked together in the mid-1990s in Victor's band Prong, notably on their breakthrough album Cleansing. Raven died shortly after the record came out, which makes it one of his last studio appearances. It was also Ministry's last album of new material for several years before the band reformed in 2011.

The Last Sucker: tracklist and credits

11 tracks · 55:55

Tracklist

  1. 1Let’s GoAl Jourgensen and Sin Quirin4:53
  2. 2Watch YourselfAl Jourgensen and Paul Raven5:29
  3. 3Life Is GoodAl Jourgensen and Sin Quirin4:15
  4. 4The Dick SongAl Jourgensen and Sin Quirin5:50
  5. 5The Last SuckerAl Jourgensen and Tommy Victor5:59
  6. 6No GloryAl Jourgensen and Tommy Victor3:42
  7. 7Death & DestructionAl Jourgensen and Sin Quirin3:31
  8. 8Roadhouse BluesDensmore, Krieger, Manzarek, Morrison4:26
  9. 9Die in a CrashBell, Jourgensen, Victor4:03
  10. 10End of Days, Part 1Bell, Jourgensen, Raven, Victor3:22
  11. 11End of Days, Part 2Bell, Jourgensen, Raven, Victor10:25
Produced by
David Donnelly, Al Jourgensen, Dave Donnelly
Recorded at
13th Planet Studios (El Paso, Texas)
Recorded
May 2007
Engineered by
John Bilberry
Mastered by
David Donnelly
Labels
13th Planet Records, 13th Planet
Length
55:55

Line-up

  • John Bechdel · keyboard · guest
  • John Bilberry · drum machine · guest
  • Al Jourgensen · guitar, harmonica, bass, drum machine, vocals · guest
  • Sin Quirin · guitar, bass · guest
  • Paul Raven · guitar, bass, background vocals · guest
  • Tommy Victor · guitar, bass, background vocals · guest
  • Josh Bradford · background vocals · guest
  • Erin Braswell · background vocals · guest
  • Angelina Lukacin · background vocals · guest
  • Kevin Spence · background vocals · guest
  • Burton C. Bell · vocals · guest

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8 September 2007US13th Planet Recordsoriginal
18 September 2007US13th Planet Records020286108139other
18 September 2007CA13th Planet Records020286108122other
18 September 2007—13th Planet Records829410591478other
21 September 2007DEAFM Records4046661084924other
21 September 2007DE13th Planet Records4046661087420other
24 September 2007AUStomp9328082577861other
26 September 2007JPTKO Records4543034013340other
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