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Post-punk folksinger Wally Pleasant requires a humorous stance in the topics of his many tracks, including Ted Nugent, grandmas dependent on bingo, and past due nights in Denny’s. Located in East Lansing, Michigan, Pleasant debuted in 1992 on Miranda Information with the mainly stripped-down acoustic Tracks About Stuff in 1992, but added bandmembers for the next year’s Welcome to Pleasantville and third record Houses from the Holy Moly, which became his many well-known in 1994, because of the regional strike, “Alternateen.” Wally Globe, released in 1996, came back Pleasant to his acoustic root base.
