The tracks on this compilation were picked, produced, remixed and in some cases, updated by Ministry's Al Jourgensen. One track "THE GREAT SATAN" was previously unreleased.

Ministry: Al Jourgensen (vocals, programming); Chris Connelly.

Additional personnel: Gibby Haynes (vocals).

Audio Remixer: Al Jourgensen.

Liner Note Author: Mick Stingley.

Photographer: Paul Elledge.

Following on the heels of 2004's HOUSES OF THE MOLE, Ministry's RANTOLOGY is an odds-and-ends collection that features songs from that album (mostly in reworked form), as well as other remixed, rare, and live tracks. As the title implies, this compilation presents the Chicago-based industrial-metal group at its most vitriolic, with many tunes directly taking on the George W. Bush administration, most obviously on the revamped "No W" and an updated version of the fierce Ministry classic "N.W.O." As always, frontman Al Jourgensen's crushingly heavy sound is at the fore, whether on the epic "Bloodlines," a blistering live rendition of "Thieves," or the previously unreleased barnstormer, "The Great Satan."

Mojo (Publisher) (p.120) - 3 stars out of 5 - "Ministry have spent over 20 years making music so industrial a German steelworks is, in comparison, a pastoral idyll."