This is genius. This is a revolution, of both thought and sound. The Nation of Ulysses is unmatchable by any band ever; they have created a dialectic, a movement, and a youthful assault of the mind and senses. Like Greek to a Caucasian child, most will never understand even partially the spirit that lurks in these movements for it is about something higher than mere music. There is something that moves beyond the lingoes of "The Aspirin Kid" Ian Svenonious, the complicated scriptures that fill the liner notes, the infamous reputations of insane and overwhelming live performance. A warped hybrid synthesis of trashy garage rock, spastic jazz, and creative freedoms. Languages created and swallowed amidst the words and discordant melodies. Full of fervor, anger, wit, and remorse. Solid spastic percussion, swirling distorted guitars, droning bass, and swollen horns. Rambling exploding vocals spitting words of animosity and love, of rebellion and unity, of awakening and medicine. The Nation of Ulysses must prevail. ~ Blake Butler, Rovi
Plays Pretty for Baby
1992 | Dischord
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CD
$11.99PLAYS PRETTY FOR BABY
01/19/1995
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LP
$14.99PLAYS PRETTY FOR BABY
04/16/1995
All Music Guide Review
Plays Pretty for Baby Track Listing
Credits of Plays Pretty for Baby
- Steve Raskin
- Graphic Assembly
- Don Zientara
- Engineer
- Ian MacKaye
- Producer
- John Falls
- Photography
- Peter Hayes
- Graphic Assembly
- Ulysses
- Design
- Wild Don Lewis
- Cover Photo










