Rage Before Beauty

Rage Before Beauty was The Pretty Things' first album in 19 years and the summation of a near two decade relationship with newfound manager and producer Mark St. John. More than an hour in length, the album unveiled some of the band's strongest material in decades. Phil May, singing with a new-found resonance, bares his soul on Love Keeps Hangin. Ronnie Spector also makes a memorable guest appearance alongside Phil on Mony, Mony.