Ultra Panic

Ultra Panic
Studio album by MU330
Released	April 16, 2002
Genre	Ska punk, third wave ska
Length	33:36
Label	Asian Man Records
Producer	Lance Reynolds and MU330
MU330 chronology
"Oh Yeah!" Live (2001) Ultra Panic (2002)

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	[1]
Punknews.org	[2]

Ultra Panic is the sixth studio album by American ska punk band MU330, released on Asian Man Records in 2002. As of 2018, it is MU330's last studio album, although the band has not officially dismissed any plans to record a follow-up in the future.

Overview[]

Ultra Panic marked MU330's return to a predominantly ska-based sound, following the heavy indie rock slant of Crab Rangoon and their 1999 self-titled album. Critical response to the album was largely positive, with AllMusic rating it with a 4.5 out of 5 score, calling it "a must for everyone who's eagerly awaiting the fourth wave".^[3]

Track listing[]

All songs written by Dan Potthast except where noted otherwise.

1. "Raw Fish" - 1:33
2. "Tell Another One" - 2:34
3. "Lied To" - 1:20
4. "Oh My God" - 1:46
5. "KKK Hiway" - 0:41
6. "Serious" - 1:51
7. "Hey Now" (Potthast/Diebold) - 2:50
8. "Speedbump" - 2:59
9. "My Gun Is Broken" (Potthast/Moll) - 3:26
10. "Let's Go Again" - 2:15
11. "Deeper" - 2:33
12. "I Could Wait" - 1:59
13. "Hi My Name Is John" - 0:45
14. "These Rocks Have Energy" - 2:12
15. "Please Spare the Jokes" - 0:51
16. "Dropping the Ball" - 1:46
17. "You Win Again" - 2:15

Personnel[]

• Dan Potthast - guitar and vocals
• Ted Moll - drums and vocals
• Chris Diebold - bass
• Robert Bell - trombone
• Gerry Lundquist - trombone and chainsaw

Additional musicians[]

• John Paul Camp III - tenor saxophone
• Chaz Linde - organ

Production[]

• Engineered by Lance Reynolds and Scott Adamson
• Recorded at Semaphore Recording in Chicago, Illinois
• Additional recording at DAM Recording in Chicago, and Dan & Steve's house in St. Louis, Missouri
• Mixed at Private Studios in Urbana, Illinois

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