I mean it. This record (Pretty. Odd.) is so good that your life just got worse because you don't have it. I'm not sure about the logistics of that statement, but I know that it's science and it's true. I'm sure that most of Panic's 15 year old fan demographic will not like this album as much as their debut, but it is so much better. The only real criticism you can offer is that it borrows a little bit too much from The Beatles, but I don't know... I consider The Beatles to just be a big influence, one among many. It is clear, however, that The Beatles heavily influenced this record. A criticism that's more likely to be offered by music snobs (like those at Rolling Stone - seriously, hoe much of a moron can you be - he almost says that the only reason he doesn't like it is because it's by Panic At The Disco, while he's saying what a pleasant record it is) is that this record isn't good simply because it's by Panic At The Disco. Critics didn't like their first record because 12 year olds did, and 12 year olds can't like anything artistic. Well, let me tell you something. That record was good. This one, however, is much better. It doesn't have the dance beats of the first record, those were nice, but not a huge loss compared to the wonderful melodies, arrangements, instrumentation, singing, lyrics, etc. in all the songs on this record. It just sounds really great. I love it. Please just buy it, you'll see. It's so ridiculously good, just buy it buy it buy it. I really can't stress that enough. So buy it.
Also, buy other records, but mostly Pretty. Odd. by Panic At The Disco.
Hugz 'n' kissiz,
Sean
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