Name	Artist	Time	Price
1.	We're So Starving	Panic! At the Disco	1:21	$1.29
2.	Nine In the Afternoon	Panic! At the Disco	2:33	$1.29
3.	She's a Handsome Woman	Panic! At the Disco	3:12	$1.29
4.	Do You Know What I'm Seeing?	Panic! At the Disco	4:14	$1.29
5.	That Green Gentleman (Things Have Ch..	Panic! At the Disco	3:15	$1.29
6.	I Have Friends In Holy Spaces	Panic! At the Disco	1:56	$1.29
7.	Northern Downpour	Panic! At the Disco	4:07	$1.29
8.	When the Day Met the Night	Panic! At the Disco	4:53	$1.29
9.	Pas de Cheval	Panic! At the Disco	2:39	$1.29
10.	The Piano Knows Something I Don't Kn..	Panic! At the Disco	3:43	$1.29
11.	Behind the Sea	Panic! At the Disco	3:33	$1.29
12.	Folkin' Around	Panic! At the Disco	1:55	$1.29
13.	She Had the World	Panic! At the Disco	3:47	$1.29
14.	From a Mountain In the Middle of the..	Panic! At the Disco	3:02	$1.29
15.	Mad As Rabbits	Panic! At the Disco	3:48	$1.29
16.	Nine In the Afternoon (Radio Mix)	Panic! At the Disco	3:12	$1.29
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Our Review

On their second release Panic at the Disco lay out their cheeky intentions immediately with a brief opening ditty that proclaims: “Oh, how we’ve been so long/we’re sorry we’ve been gone/we were busy writing songs for you!” before erupting into a cheering crowd. The self-referential schtick and some of the sillier lyrics can get a bit thick but there’s no denying that they’re having a good time and it’s all charming enough to pull listeners along. They try to hide their ambition behind runaway goofiness but there are too many good hooks and hummable melodies to truly believe that they don’t know what they’re doing. And as soon as you think that maybe they’re taking none of it seriously they throw off a lovely tune like “Northern Downpour.” Stylistically it’s all miles from their 2005 debut A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out. This time around they toss in a bit of everything, including strings, horn fills, swirling harmonies, even a mock-vaudevillian interlude in “I Have Friends in Holy Places.” To say that Pretty. Odd. is often over the top is as obvious as some of the corny wordplay.

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Customer Reviews

Don't believe the Scene kids, this is a great album (5 stars)
The anthemic chorus of "That Green Gentleman" rings, "Things have changed for me..." Things have certainly changed with Panic at the Disco's second album, and that's okay. But it does not feel the same. The quartet has ditched the edgy emo sound and replaced it with a more melodic and experimental sound, paying tribute to the glory of the 60's. While today's scene crowd may bicker at the new sound, Panic has ultimately

Where's the Panic and Disco? (2 stars)
Ive been anticipating this album for a long time and I was really excited. When Nine In the Afternoon came out, I was satisfied. The song wasnt as witty or clever as their previous album but it was catchy and upbeat, I liked it enough. Considering my favorite songs on the last album werent the singles, I figured this album would be the same. So i braved the pouring rain here to go buy Pretty. Odd. as soon as I could. I popped it into my CD p

Completely Different, Completey Amazing (5 stars)
Panic at The Disco's second album is a far cry from the first. It's style is much more influenced by people like the Beatles, and it sounds new a fresh. It has blown me away just as uch as the first album, but in a completely different way. I recommend buying the full album. That Green Gentleman, Pas de Cheval, and Nine in the Afternoon are probably the high points. I miss the circus theme of live performances, but the new music leaves nothi

Biography

Formed: Las Vegas, NV
Genre: Alternative
Years Active: '00s, '10s

The members of Panic! at the Disco had barely graduated high school when their full-length debut, A Fever You Can't Sweat Out, transformed the suburban Las Vegas teens into national emo-pop stars. The band had materialized several years earlier, when friends Spencer Smith (drums) and Ryan Ross (guitar) began covering blink-182 tunes together. After tiring of playing another group's material, they recruited two additional classmates, guitar/vocalist Brendon Urie and bassist Brent Wilson, and the newly...

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Top Songs By Panic! At the Disco
	Name	Album	Time	Price
1.	I Write Sins Not Tragedies	A Fever You Can't Sweat Out	3:06	$1.29
2.	Nine In the Afternoon	Pretty. Odd. (Deluxe Versio..	2:33	$0.69
3.	Lying Is the Most Fun a Girl Can Hav..	A Fever You Can't Sweat Out	3:20	$1.29
4.	The Only Difference Between Martyrdo..	A Fever You Can't Sweat Out	2:54	$1.29
5.	But It's Better If You Do	A Fever You Can't Sweat Out	3:25	$1.29
6.	Time to Dance	A Fever You Can't Sweat Out	3:22	$1.29
7.	Build God, Then We'll Talk	A Fever You Can't Sweat Out	3:40	$1.29
8.	The Ballad of Mona Lisa	Vices & Virtues (Deluxe Ver..	3:46	$1.29
9.	New Perspective	Jennifer's Body (Music from..	3:47	$1.29
10.	Camisado	A Fever You Can't Sweat Out	3:11	$1.29

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