Panic at the Disco - Pretty. Odd.
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Free Music Review: Pretty Odd
Hit: 5 Stars
I know that it sounds like 60's music and it might be slower than their other album, but my opinion, is that it's AWSOME!! Someone said that they stole the 60's sounds and looks, but they DIDN'T STEAL IT! They got INSPIRED by it. If you don't like that kind of stuff then WHY ARE YOU BUYING IT?!?!?!?! Another thing that I noticed is that the "!" is gone after Panic and their long titles are gone. If you suddenly don't like them for that DON'T make mean comments about them and their songs. That is just rude and mean! Anyway, all of the songs are great. I noticed that Ryan also sings in this album a LOT! He really deserves it. Overall I would listen to them again and again and never get tired of it. Guys (PATD) if you are reading this, you did an awesome job and keep up the amazing work!Free Music Review: Searching. Trying. Defining. Fresh.
Hit: 5 Stars
The majority of critics of 'Pretty Odd' seem to focus on comparing their previous album to this one. What's truly amazing is the lack of depth of the reviews FOCUSING solely on comparing old to new. I am reading so many mixed reviews of this album but my perception is a lot of negativity regarding this album. As time passes this album will go down as one of the most creative and album from PATD.
It bears repeating - This album is so freaken creative, so out there, so 'odd', such a refreshing sound that listeners need time to understand it. This album actually got me excited about music again. I was tired of the 'pop' sound and what i received in this album is a defining classic that will take most fans time to appreciate.
How much time? DECADES!!!!!
Free Music Review: Amazing Album
Hit: 5 Stars
The only people who are saying that this is a bad album are the ones who are comparing it to their first album. I must say that I apsolutaly hated the singles of the first album, they were very terrible. I think this is one of my favorite albums I have, I watched the video for Nine In the Afternoon once and wanted this album, compared to hearing the Fever songs many times and hating them. THis is a melow album compared to the stuff on the first. If you never liked the first Panic at the Disco album, get this one, it is completly different sound that I really like and doesn't sound as horrible as their first sound. Now im curious to get their first album considering that people think its better than Pretty Odd, i really doubt it. Check it outFree Music Review: Matured sound; great cohesion
Hit: 5 Stars
I was introduced to PATD! only a year ago, and really enjoyed their previous album like most of us probably did. This album is NOT AFYCSO...not at all. Is that a good thing? I think so. They've dropped their ! and really created a musical masterpiece here.
I'd have to say it's less "rocking" then the previous, and much smoother. The whole album just fits together with a fast kickoff, and then settles into a funk/folk slowly throughout the rest.
My favorite part is that they really gave each song an individual feel to it. One of my biggest problems with albums today is just to make a single, and then make everything else sound like a variation of it. No such worries here.
Free Music Review: If you don't enjoy this your 'pretty odd'
Hit: 5 Stars
Let me be the first to say when I listened to Pretty Odd I thought it was just that, odd... Being so different from `Fever' caught me off guard. But after another listen I was hooked. Its true I miss the pace and beats from the first cd, but when a band can evolve its sound in a positive way you have to respect that. And who can complain about Ryan's amazing voice? He should have been on the first cd... So if your going to buy this cd realize the band is heading in a new direction and don't hate them for it. I read one review that said 99% of Panic fans won't like this album. Let me be the first to assure you that's not correct. And I'm excited to see where they go from here...