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Condition: Very Good: An item that is used but still in very good condition. No damage to the jewel case or ... Very Good: An item that is used but still in very good condition. No damage to the jewel case or item cover, no scuffs, scratches, cracks, or holes. The cover art and liner notes are included. The VHS or DVD box is included. The video game instructions and box are included. The teeth of disk holder are undamaged. Minimal wear on the exterior of item. No skipping on CD/DVD. No fuzzy/snowy frames on VHS tape. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitionsopens in a new window or tab

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Artist: Panic! at the Disco

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Producer: Rob Mathes

Release Year: 2008

Record Label: Fueled by Ramen, Fuel

Release Title: Pretty. Odd

Genre: Alternative Rock

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Panic! at the Disco

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Pretty. Odd

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1.1 We're So Starving 1.2 Nine in the Afternoon 1.3 She's a Handsome Woman 1.4 Do You Hear What I'm Seeing? 1.5 That Green Gentleman 1.6 I Have Friends in Holy Places 1.7 Northern Downpour 1.8 When the Day Met the Night 1.9 Pas de Chaval 1.10 Piano Knows Something I Don't Know, the 1.11 Sushi in a Tuxedo, in the Clams Casino 1.12 Folkin' Around 1.13 'Snooze Me, Ms. Britches 1.14 From a Mountain in the Middle of the Cabins 1.15 Mad As Rabbits 1.16 [CD-ROM Track]

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For Panic at the Discos sophomore follow-up to their break-through debut 2005s a FEVER YOU CAN'T SWEAT OUT, the band enlisted the help of renowned producer Rob Mathes. What they created is nothing short of a masterpiece, the 60's pop-inspired PRETTY ODD. With this album the band opted for real instruments and live tracking over Pro Tools software, citing influences as the Beach Boys, Bob Dylan, and the Beatles. Includes their new hit single "Nine in the Afternoon."

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by lebe-8264
Apr 20, 2024Top favorable review
Perfect. This has nothing to do with the quality of the item but this is a perfect album
Perfect. This has nothing to do with the quality of the item but this is a perfect album
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by 93062646@deleted
May 22, 2008
Not the old "Disco" beat.
This CD wasn't quite what I expected after "A Fever You Can't Sweat Out". The music style has changed significantly from what we're all familiar with, evoking some memories of "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds", "Norweigian Wood", etc. It's clear that these guys were very influenced by the Beatles, and they play around with different sounds, trying to find a good fit. This CD isn't "instant hit" material like their commercially engineered first disc, but it's a good effort. Listen to it a few times, and you'll find that it grows on you slowly. I enjoy listening to this very much while driving around town.This CD wasn't quite what I expected after "A Fever You Can't Sweat Out". The music style has changed significantly from what we're all familiar with, evoking some memories of "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds", "Norweigian Wood", etc. It's clear that these guys were very influenced by the Beatles, and they play around with different sounds, trying to find a good fit. This CD isn't "instant hit" material like their commercially engineered first disc, but it's a good effort. Listen to it a few times, and you'll find that it grows on you slowly. I enjoy listening to this very much while driving around town.
by r269oLR7RgG@Deleted
Apr 08, 2008
Pretty odd, indeed...I blame the loss of punctuation
To fully understand where I'm coming from, one has to look at the only thing I have to compare "Pretty. Odd" to. Panic's debut album, "A Fever You Can't Sweat Out", drew inspiration from death and sickness, corrupt religion and politics, unfaithfulness and loneliness, filth and perversion. Simply put, it was about the miserable downfall of society and the painful corrosion of the world. And for loving fans of Panic! at the Disco, it's what we've come to expect. What we would NOT expect is everything that is "Pretty. Odd", especially after nearly two years of anxiously waiting for their next album. The CD's first track, "We're So Starving", opens with "Oh, how it's been so long. We're so sorry ... To fully understand where I'm coming from, one has to look at the only thing I have to compare "Pretty. Odd" to. Panic's debut album, "A Fever You Can't Sweat Out", drew inspiration from death and sickness, corrupt religion and politics, unfaithfulness and loneliness, filth and perversion. Simply put, it was about the miserable downfall of society and the painful corrosion of the world. And for loving fans of Panic! at the Disco, it's what we've come to expect. What we would NOT expect is everything that is "Pretty. Odd", especially after nearly two years of anxiously waiting for their next album. The CD's first track, "We're So Starving", opens with "Oh, how it's been so long. We're so sorry we've been gone. We were busy writing songs for YOU!" At this point, I smiled and laughed, ignoring the strange music. The song continues "You don't have to worry, cause we're still the same band" and although I'd heard rumors that the new album had a sound similar to The Beatles, I trusted Panic would deliver the kind of music I've come to love. I have never been more surprised in my life (by a CD, at least). "Nine in the Afternoon" comes next, a song I've come to enjoy on the radio, but assumed it was the extent of a 60s through back. But it only gets worse. The entire CD is an unfamiliar mixture of The Beatles and a high school marching band, plus every other style of music thrown in at least once. "I Have Friends in Holy Spaces", with its 1920s radio quality and jazzy music, inspires images of black-and-white, Steamboat-Willie-style cartoons (or Zipadee-doo-da, if you prefer). While the lyrics of "She Had the World" resemble Panic somewhat, the music belongs in a Victorian ballroom. "Behind the Sea" starts off sounding like the yellow submarine and ends up sounding like a drunk sailor's sea shanty. "Folkin' Around" is 2 hellish minutes of redneck, bluegrass-styled music straight from the deep south. The rest of the songs aren't really distinguishable from one another in any way. Instead of being dark and edgy, they all draw inspiration from love, nature, weather, and the like. While Panic has managed to keep the early 1900s feel they are normally associated with, the new songs make one think of garden tea parties and happy strolls around town, sunshine and birdsongs. The absolute opposite of what you'd think of when you hear the name Panic at the Disco. While I'm sure they didn't intend for their new CD to be compared to The Beatles, it's hard to think of anything else that this album reminds me of. It certainly can't be compared to Panic's first CD, which might as well have come from a different band altogether! Unfortunately, you can't help but compare the two albums. The sharp contrast between the two CDs makes it hard to enjoy "Pretty. Odd", which may very well be a good CD, but you can't tell. I'm sure they want the freedom to try new things, new sounds and styles, I'm just not sure a sophomore album is the time or place to do it. Perhaps they simply ran out of angst. Either way, their latest CD is what happens when you lock yourself away in a mountain cabin, far away from civilization. If you are looking for a sound similar to Panic's first album, DO NOT buy this CD. If you'll love Panic's music no matter what, go for it. If you've never heard Panic at the Disco before, this should be at the top of your list. I may pick it back up later, after the shock wears off, but right now, I'm just not ready for Panic's new sound (and lack of !).
by martytdb
Apr 13, 2009
Not what I was expecting
If you're looking for a follow up that sounds very similar to Panic at the Disco's first CD, you won't find it here. Their sophomore effort plays like a good Broadway style musical. This isn't necessarily a bad thing, because most songs are really quite catchy, it's just not what I was expecting from Panic. The band has clearly matured since their first record, and their single "Nine In the Afternoon" is one of best songs they have written. The production quality on this record is excellent, but if you're a teenager looking for some new pop-punk tunes, you may want to keep looking.If you're looking for a follow up that sounds very similar to Panic at the Disco's first CD, you won't find it here. Their sophomore effort plays like a good Broadway style musical. This isn't necessarily a bad thing, because most songs are really quite catchy, it's just not what I was expecting from Panic. The band has clearly matured since their first record, and their single "Nine In the Afternoon" is one of best songs they have written. The production quality on this record is excellent, but if you're a teenager looking for some new pop-punk tunes, you may want to keep looking.
by michaeltrackcoach
Aug 05, 2008
Different, but familiar
I bought their last title on vinyl at Hot Topic, and I enjoyed it very much. The first single from this one, "Nine In The Afternoon" was so catchy that I thought this album would also be worth a shot. I was not disappointed. While I agree with others that there is clearly a Beatles influence here, there are a lot of other influences evident including a touch of country and even dixieland. Throughout, the band still manages to provide a unique blend of sounds and interesting lyrics. Don't get too comfortable with the idea that the guys have suddenly decided to make their titles evident in the songs. There are still several here that follow the previous pattern of having mysterious titles. The band manages to depart a bit from previous work while maintaining their musical ... I bought their last title on vinyl at Hot Topic, and I enjoyed it very much. The first single from this one, "Nine In The Afternoon" was so catchy that I thought this album would also be worth a shot. I was not disappointed. While I agree with others that there is clearly a Beatles influence here, there are a lot of other influences evident including a touch of country and even dixieland. Throughout, the band still manages to provide a unique blend of sounds and interesting lyrics. Don't get too comfortable with the idea that the guys have suddenly decided to make their titles evident in the songs. There are still several here that follow the previous pattern of having mysterious titles. The band manages to depart a bit from previous work while maintaining their musical identity. Overall, this album has excellent entertainment value and no disappointments.

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