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" "Elephant Stone") and the most revered tunes from their canonized 1989 eponymous debut ("She Bangs the Drums

that the band was able to bring it to only a few cities) and a full-length film

" dropping the album's first delectable beat and matching it with an equally addictive flow

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the outcasts and the weirdos

Panic! At The Disco Pretty Odd mono " "Elephant Stone") and thePanic At the Disco subverted the potential for a sophomore slump by taking a sharp left turn from the emo fused pop punk of their debut, A FEVER YOU CAN'T SWEAT OUT. Rather than retracing the footsteps that brought them popularity, Panic At the Disco made PRETTY. ODD., a headlong dive into pure 1960s pop psychedelia. From the floral print cover art (framed by a vintage photo album style border) to the artfully constructed retro symphonic pop inside,