panic at the disco discography pretty odd

I am, of course, deep down, unsatisfied with how Pretty Odd turned out as a sophomore album. All reimagined with a touch of Panic’s essence, Pretty Odd, as the name suggests, is actually pretty damn odd. Panic! at the Disco is widely known to flirt with different genres, but this Beatles-inspired, orchestra-infused baroque pop waltzes around its musical edges carefully from jangly folk tunes to spot-on vaudeville impressions. First thing I noticed-as any Panic fan would at the time-was the deviating shift in style, and I hated it.įever will always be mine, but Pretty Odd scratched an itch that I never knew I had. As a young boy stepping into a whole new realm of music, I remember surfing deep into YouTube for live performances of early versions of “Nine in the Afternoon” and “We’re So Starving”. During then, I exhausted that album to the max, and I couldn’t wait for their next release.

Memorable tracks: “Northern Downpour”, “Nine in the Afternoon”, “That Green Gentleman (Things Have Changed)”Ī Fever You Can’t Sweat Out by Panic! at the Disco was the first ever album I bought for myself.

By Marvin Dotiyal, Features Editor Original Release Date: 3/25/08

Panic at the disco discography pretty odd