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Tempting as it may be, don't read the dropping of the exclamation point from Panic at the Disco's name as a sign that the emo quartet is in a rush to be taken seriously. Don't even take their blatant aping of Sgt. Pepper's on Pretty. Odd as indication that Panic at the Disco wants to be taken seriously. There doesn't seem to be a serious bone within the bodies of any of the four members, but the wondrous thing about Pretty. Odd is that it's impossible to discern what silliness is intentional and...
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![Pretty. Odd [Bonus Track], Panic at the Disco, Music CD](http://i.s.shopwiki.com/i/data/__Pretty.+Odd+%5BBonus+Track%5D%2C+Panic+at+the+Disco%2C+Music+CD/120x120/3/191/620/aHR0cDovL2ltYWdlcy5iYXJuZXNhbmRub2JsZS5jb20vaW1hZ2VzLzI3NDIwMDAwLzI3NDI3MTYzLmpwZw====.jpg?flags=NO_CHK)
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Pretty. Odd [Bonus Track], Panic at the Disco, Music CD
Tempting as it may be, don't read the dropping of the exclamation point from Panic at the Disco's name as a sign that the emo quartet is in a rush to be taken seriously. Don't even take their blatant aping of Sgt. Pepper's on Pretty. Odd as indication that Panic at the Disco wants to be taken seriously. There doesn't seem to be a serious bone within the bodies of any of the four members, but the wondrous thing about Pretty. Odd is that it's impossible to discern what silliness is intentional and...
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Panic at the Disco - Pretty. Odd.
Panic At the Disco subverted the potential for a sophomore slump by taking a sharp left turn from the emo-fused pop-punk of their debut,...
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Listen to Panic at the Disco's Pretty. Odd. in supreme audio quality with this limited edition 180 gram vinyl pressing. Pretty. Sweet. ©2008 Atlantic
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Store - Panic at the Disco : Pretty. Odd
Both the self-referential opener, "We're So Starving," and the lead single, "Nine in the Afternoon," with its soaring chorus and echoing horn lines, channel SGT. PEPPERS-era Beatles. The drowsy, lovely "Northern Downpour" and the music hall send-up (complete with added vinyl crackle), "I Have Friends in Holy Spaces," suggest the band has also been listening to the Beatles' WHITE ALBUM. But although PRETTY. ODD. is indebted to the Fab Four, it also has a contemporary feel, and no shortage of guitar...
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Panic At The Disco: Live in Chicago CD/DVD Set, CDs New Arrivals , MTV Shop
Don't panic... but things really are shaping up to be pretty odd for this Las Vegas based foursome. Panic At The Disco's highly anticipated sophomore album debuted at #2 on the Billboard Top 200 chart back in March and things have shown no sign of slowing down for the band. 'Nine In The Afternoon' and 'That Green Gentleman (Things Have Changed)' proved to be follow-up hits to the band's platinum-selling debut despite being a departure from their previous sound. Filmed at the Chicago stop on the Honda...
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It's a shame that this band is no more, but this is my favorite album of theirs. Simply awesome! Nine in the Afternoon and That Green Gentleman... GUINESS!
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INFO: Las Vegas theatrical rock/pop superheroes Panic! At The Disco return with a fifteen track epic that proves how much the band has grown up since their debut release. This time around the boys use a wider array of instruments and influences to craft a group of songs that they hoped wouldn't sound like anything they'd written before.
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PANIC AT THE DISCO
"4 stars. Tempting as it may be, don`t read the dropping of the exclamation point from Panic at the Disco`s name as a sign that the emo quartet is in a rush to be taken seriously. Don`t even take their blatant aping of Sgt. Pepper`s on retty. Odd as indication that Panic at the Disco wants to be taken seriously. There doesn`t seem to be a serious bone within the bodies of any of the four members, but the wondrous thing about Pretty. Odd is that it`s impossible to discern what silliness is intentional...
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Don't panic… but things really are shaping up to be pretty odd for this Las Vegas based foursome. Panic At The Disco's highly anticipated sophomore album debuted at #2 on the Billboard Top 200 chart back in March and things have shown no sign of slowing down for the band. "Nine In The Afternoon" and "That Green Gentleman (Things Have Changed)" proved to be follow-up hits to the band's platinum-selling debut despite being a departure from their previous sound. Filmed at the Chicago stop on the Honda...
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This oddly pretty Sgt. Pepper's, Panic At The Disco shirt features a military-type fella surrounded by a fluorescent flower and a trumpet. 100% cotton. Wash warm. Dry low. Imported.
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Look "pretty odd" in this unique tee featuring vintage images of clocks, birds, bicycles and a giant peach. 100% cotton. Wash warm. Dry low. Imported.
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