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if you are someone who appreciates good lyricism you need to look into this album i know that when you think panic at the disco you think that one dude who made high hopes and i write sins not tragedies but this album is so much more. first of all it was made when the band was actually a full band and it was entirely written by the guitarist ryan ross who was 17-18 years old at the time and it is some of the most intelligent well orchestrated songwriting i have ever seen. specifically the songs ‘Camidado’ and ‘Nails for breakfast tacks for snacks’ which are about ryan ross‘ dads battle with addiction and the view of that as a 17 year old boy. it is honestly such a heart breaking album for me because of how purely honest and thought out it was but how underrated it is due to the image the ‘band’ gets now because of the new music and who brendon urie is today.
Mar 8, 2024
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maybe this is 12 year old emo me talking but this is pretty much a no skip album and essential emo homework. not like anything before or after it…it’s even an outlier in the band’s discography. catchy, heavy, silly, existential, gritty and twinkly all at the same time. everyone knows “uneasy hearts weigh the most” but “caviar” ft chino moreno is absolutely chef’s kiss if i could recommend a specific song.
Dec 12, 2024
being in your early 20s is all about your second, more nuanced emo phase. i rock with this album even more now than i did when i was 14
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A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out / Panic! at the Disco
Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge / My Chemical Romance
From Under the Cork Tree / Fall Out Boy
i still am whiny, but people really didn’t care for me posting lyrics from these albums as my facebook status constantly…
May 27, 2024
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Mar 8, 2024
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fairies are real, animals can talk when you’re not around, rocks have feelings and your teddy bears come alive when you leave.
Mar 9, 2024
listen to my music if u like to be sad! this is my most recent song, my hero my artist name is Mylia and i’m on all streaming platforms!
Mar 8, 2024