Comments on: Review: Panic at the Disco – Pretty. Odd.

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[...] the end, my prediction of this album is not quite as enthusiastic as when I reviewed Panic at the Disco’s Pretty.Odd., but is still positive. This doesn’t seem like much of a radio album, so I think Death Cab [...]

By: Daisy R

Daisy R — Sat, 29 Mar 2008 17:32:01 +0000

I’m still not sure about the album. Nothern Downpour is the most like the Panic we used to love, but i can’t get over how awesome the old album was.
Ryan Ross dosen’t really fit in with Brendon’s voice – purley because Brendon has such an unusual sound & can get away with slightly flat notes all the time.
I doubt it’ll become as much of a favourite as Fever, since i absolutley adore it.
but, as i haven’t listened to the WHOLE album yet, I reserve absolute judgement.

By: Brian Wegner

Brian Wegner — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 02:30:56 +0000

I personally think the enthusiasts will always put in the punctuation and the casual listeners will swing both ways in how the album is spelled.

By: Kyle Wegner

Kyle Wegner — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 18:27:03 +0000

Yeah, I had a bit of trouble writing this article because of that. When I wanted a comma after the album name it just looked weird to put “Pretty. Odd.,” or “Pretty. Odd.”, so I just skipped the commas altogether. Yes people, I know I am supposed to put commas inside the quotes, but I am allowed to use a little creative license when up against the wall like this, right?

Because I’m a nerd, I wonder how this will effect them from an SEO standpoint. I know engines will mostly ignore the periods in the album name, but this can still cause confusion. Will articles that leave out the periods rank higher innately because they are easier to read and because people will more than likely search for the album title as “Pretty Odd” or will it not matter at all?

By: Scott Wegner

Scott Wegner — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 18:10:15 +0000

What does this band keep insisting on using punctuation in their work; it’s a nightmare organizing your music library and iPod. Every media player wants to handle the the files differently, my iPod shows Panic and Panic! as separate artists– it’s just a mess. I suppose taking the “!” out of their name is a step in the right direction, but then they went and spiced up the album name.

File this comment under “Why!, ‘People’:– y/WHY++?”