panic at the disco discography pretty odd

key amongst these is the song ‘That Green Gentleman’, which tries to convince its stereotypically angsty listeners that “things have changed for me, and that’s okay” to a somewhat frosty reception, the title of which is often linked to marijuana. The strange lyrics and titles often cause fans to mention the involvement of drugs in the creation of Pretty. The lyrics contain a suspiciously specific denial from the band that “you don’t have to worry ‘cause we’re still the same band” before proceeding with a folksy, Beatles-esque album. Indeed, this track, ‘We’re So Starving’, borders on amusing for this reason. This idea came crashing down as the opening track on the sophomore album, which turns 11 this year, rang out. Panic! At The Disco was set to be a key player in the so-called emo scene alongside bands such as Fall Out Boy and My Chemical Romance. In fact, it left listeners of the band’s debut confused as well. may leave listeners of the more recent Panic! At The Disco albums slightly confused.

Looking back on the context of a band which is definitely more pop than anything else (and lacking a significant number of members), Pretty.

Panic at the disco discography pretty odd