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Track List
01) (Fuck a) Silver Lining
02) Say Amen (Saturday Night)
03) Hey Look Ma, I Made It
04) High Hopes
05) Roaring 20s
06) Dancing's Not a Crime
07) One of the Drunks
08) The Overpass
09) King of the Clouds
10) Old Fashioned
11) Dying in LA
01) (Fuck a) Silver Lining
02) Say Amen (Saturday Night)
03) Hey Look Ma, I Made It
04) High Hopes
05) Roaring 20s
06) Dancing's Not a Crime
07) One of the Drunks
08) The Overpass
09) King of the Clouds
10) Old Fashioned
11) Dying in LA
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First Released
2018
Alternative Rock
Fun
Rock/Pop
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Theatricality has long been a part of Panic! At the Disco’s DNA. But following a 10-week run playing entrepreneur Charlie Price in Kinky Boots on Broadway, Panic!’s lone full-time member, Brendon Urie, has infused his unique brand of emo-pop with renewed song-and-dance-man vigor. Each track feels humongous, swirling with strings and shiny horns and topped with Urie’s now theater-tested voice. “Say Amen (Saturday Night)” and “(Fuck A) Silver Lining” are on par with PATD’s most grandiose hits while “High Hopes” and “Hey Look Ma, I Made It” take inspiration for their brassiness from Urie's mother (“Mama said, ‘It’s uphill for oddities/Stranger crusaders ain’t ever wannabes’” goes one memorable line). Even the piano-and-strings ballad “Dying in LA” radiates enough charisma to reach the top deck.
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Theatricality has long been a part of Panic! At the Disco’s DNA. But following a 10-week run playing entrepreneur Charlie Price in Kinky Boots on Broadway, Panic!’s lone full-time member, Brendon Urie, has infused his unique brand of emo-pop with renewed song-and-dance-man vigor. Each track feels humongous, swirling with strings and shiny horns and topped with Urie’s now theater-tested voice. “Say Amen (Saturday Night)” and “(Fuck A) Silver Lining” are on par with PATD’s most grandiose hits while “High Hopes” and “Hey Look Ma, I Made It” take inspiration for their brassiness from Urie's mother (“Mama said, ‘It’s uphill for oddities/Stranger crusaders ain’t ever wannabes’” goes one memorable line). Even the piano-and-strings ballad “Dying in LA” radiates enough charisma to reach the top deck.
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