length label producer released artist genre article_title name
9:27 wax trax ! hypo luxa , hermes pan 1989 ptp industrial ptp -lrb- band -rrb-
 rubber glove seduction
ptp -lrb- band -rrb-

the industrial band ptp was a short-lived side project of ministry 's alain jourgensen .
the band 's total recorded legacy consists of three songs .
the first ptp track , `` show me your spine , '' was recorded in 1987 .
the song has several claims to fame .
written by jourgensen , barker and ogre , it marked the first collaboration between luxa/pan and vocalist nivek ogre of skinny puppy .
the track appeared briefly during the club scene in the first robocop movie -lrb- 1987 -rrb- but did not appear on the soundtrack .
in fact , the song was not commercially released until 2004 when it appeared on ministry 's `` side trax '' compilation .
musically , it is representative of the early wax trax sound , which is not a surprise considering jourgensen 's history .
it features arpeggio melodies , loud drums , fairlight orchestral hits -lrb- played back at various speeds -rrb- and of course ogre 's heavily distorted vocals .
ptp released the `` rubber glove seduction '' single in 1989 on wax trax .
it was reissued in 1993 on tvt .
the b-side was a song titled `` my favorite things . ''
both songs written by jourgensen , barker and connelly .
`` rubber glove seduction '' became a club hit with connelly 's deadpan lyrics : `` tick tick tock i am the kitchen clock / tick tick tock this is my wife / tick tick tock i am the kitchen clock / tick tick tock this is my `` knife '' . ''
sped up vocals swirled through the mix , some of which offered a commentary on the song itself when slowed down .
`` my favorite things '' had a throbbing bass line and an uncharacteristic guitar solo .
the cd liner notes were cryptic , as usual .
they offered no expansion of the band 's name though interviews with jourgensen later revealed that it stood for programming the psychodrill , taken after a j.g. ballard collage .
the listed band personnel were : $ corpio -lrb- chris connelly -rrb- : big bass drum , vocals alien dog star -lrb- alain jourgensen -rrb- : pan flute , finger cymbals frenchie l'amour -lrb- paul barker , also of ministry -rrb- : spanish guitars the liner notes state `` another luxa/pan production '' credit , a mention of the engineer -lrb- littlefellow -rrb- and the studio -lrb- ursini/hyams recorders -rrb- .
the slogan `` where you always save more money , '' is a nod to a popular low-budget chicago commercial from the 80s for the celozzi and ettleson car dealership .
it featured the owners holding up fans of dollar bills and proclaiming , `` celozzi and ettleson ... where you always save more money . ''
this slogan became a household phrase at about the time the ptp song was released .
their notes also have this odd solicitation : ptp fan cube : mad dog !
p.o. box 138402 chicago il 60613 jourgensen stated in 2004 interviews that his future efforts will revolve around what he calls the `` three headed monster , '' ministry , the revolting cocks and lard , so it seems that ptp has run its course .
