Although Al Jourgensen has said adios, au revoir, sayonara to Ministry, you don’t ever have to really say goodbye to the legendary industrial rock band, thanks to his indie imprint 13th Planet Records, which will issue a live CD from the band’s Farewell C U LaTouR.

On March 31st, Adios…Puta Madres, a 13-track live set featuring performances from Ministry’s Final World Tour, will be released. Recorded over the course of the band’s 75-city global farewell jaunt which kicked off March 25, 2008 in Spokane, Washington and concluded with two final sell-out shows in Dublin, Ireland on July 19, 2008, the album includes performances recorded in Serbia, Warsaw, Los Angeles, Chicago, Germany, Czech Republic, and Slovakia.

“We had a blast on the final tour, and this CD really captures the heart of Ministry live,” said Jourgensen, who personally mixed the recordings last fall at 13th Planet Studios, alongside his touring front-of-house engineer Michihiro Tanikawa, as well as engineer John Bilberry.

The line-up for the 2008 C U LaTouR featured Ministry’s founder Jourgensen joined onstage by guitarists Tommy Victor (Prong) and Sin Quirin (Revolting Cocks), keyboardist John Bechdel (Prong, AoTW, False Icons), Static X’s Tony Campos on bass, drummer Aaron Rossi (Prong), and Fear Factory/Ascension of the Watchers vocalist Burton C. Bell as Special Featured Guest. Most of the performing musicians in the Ministry line-up for the final tour are also recording artists on Jourgensen’s 13th Planet Records.

Jourgensen plans to release a follow-up Rockumentary of the tour, entitled Fuchi Requiem later this year, featuring candid footage that follows the band from rehearsals throughout the entirety of its C U LaTouR, with additional on-camera interviews with the band and crew.

Here’s that all-important track listing for ya:

“Let’s Go” (from The Last Sucker, 2007)
“Watch Yourself” (from The Last Sucker, 2007)
“Life is Good” (from The Last Sucker, 2007)
“The Dick Song” (from The Last Sucker, 2007)
“The Last Sucker” (from The Last Sucker, 2007)
“No W” (from Houses of the Mole, 2004)
“Waiting” (from Houses of the Mole, 2004)
“Worthless” (from Houses of the Mole, 2004)
“Wrong” (from Houses of the Mole, 2004)
“Rio Grande Blood” (from Rio Grande Blood, 2006)
“Senor Peligrio” (from Rio Grande Blood, 2006)
“Lieslieslies” (from Rio Grande Blood, 2006)
“Khyber Pass” (from Rio Grande Blood, 2006)

Sorry, kids — no “Jesus Built My Hotrod” and so on. That’s the way it goes.