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| Pretty.Odd. - NEW ALBUM 3/25/08 |
 Pretty.Odd. - 3/25/08
Pretty.Odd is Panic At The Disco's upcoming sophmore album released on March 25th.
You can now listen to it on MTV's The Leak. You can watch their new music video for the
first single off of Pretty.Odd.
"Nine in the Afternoon" here.
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| | Pretty.Odd. Released! |
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March 25 2008 | Posted By KaylaPretty.Odd. is out today! Make sure you pick up your copy or just even listen to the album.
I know I've been lacking, and if we are being honest it's been happening frequently. But I swear I'm going to do better. I'll be adding all the recent stuff as soon as I can! Life has been kinda hectic lately, sorry :/
I put up a new layout but some things still need to be changed. |
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| | Edited Layout |
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February 23 2008 | Posted By KaylaI changed the layout and the coding somewhat. I'm going to go through the pages tomorrow and update/edit them as well. |
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| | Steven's Untitled Rock Show Pictures |
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February 21 2008 | Posted By KaylaI've added pictures (credit to xxwhytherumxx) of the guys on Steven's Untitled Rock Show that was filmed yesterday, it airs on the 27th.
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| | Fuse's "The Sauce" - 2/20/08 |
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February 20 2008 | Posted By KaylaI've added some pictures from Panic on Fuse's "The Sauce" - 2/20/08. I missed the first airing of it but I'm catching it later. I'll try to have captures and a video up tomorrow! And more pictures will probably be added.
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| | Promise New Album Isn't A Huge Departure: 'We're Still The Same Guys' |
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February 20 2008 | Posted By KaylaYou might feel like you've probably read just about everything there is to read about Panic at the Disco's Pretty. Odd. album. You know all about the ill-fated cabin sessions that begat the sorta-concept album that they ultimately decided to scrap for reasons not altogether clear to anyone. You've fretted about the subtraction of the exclamation point from their name and the addition of the two periods to the album title. And you've waded through countless stories about the Web site shenanigans they dreamed up to promote that album.
But here's something you probably haven't heard: There was a definite point in the recording of Pretty. Odd. when it seemed possible that the album might never get made at all. Seriously.
"There was a week where we were all taking a break from writing, and Ryan was just off writing lyrics somewhere, and we all started talking on the phone about maybe going in a different direction or starting fresh," bassist Jon Walker said. "Because we were writing the album in a kind of story theme, and it was constraining us from doing anything. ... The first song we wrote after that was 'Nine in the Afternoon,' and instantly we were like, 'All right, we were having more fun doing this.' It was kind of a weight off our shoulders, realizing we could start all over after spending six months up in a cabin." Continue Reading |
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| | Panic at the disco Grow Up, Quiet Down on "Pretty. Odd." |
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February 19 2008 | Posted By KaylaOn Friday, Rolling Stone caught a sneak preview of Panic at the Disco's second album, Pretty. Odd., due on March 25th. The hyper-sexualized lyrics and synth-heavy beats from 2005's A Fever You Can't Sweat Out are gone, replaced by a sound that's directly influenced by Sgt. Pepper's-era Beatles. Guitarist Ryan Ross, who picks up singing duties for the first time, takes on the role of Lennon to frontman Brendon Urie's McCartney.
When Panic isn't paying homage to the Beatles with the horns, strings and vocal harmonies on the first single "Nine in the Afternoon" and the driving drumbeat and infectious hook of "Pas De Cheval," the mood is more dreamy, and consequently slower, than the songs fans are used to hearing.
This time around, the words (once again primarily penned by Ross) address two main themes: becoming a different band and, more prominently, finding, keeping and reflecting on love. On the short, country-tinged "The Piano Knows Something I Don't Know," Urie sings, "You've never been more divine in accepting your defeat and I've never been more scared to be alone" and on "She Had the World" Ross laments, "Who can love me? I'm out of my mind throwing a line out to sea to see if I can catch a dream. Source |
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| | The Sauce |
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February 19 2008 | Posted By KaylaPanic At The Disco will be on Fuse's The Sauce tomorrow 6PM EST. |
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