Salam people
I know, I know, 2 posts in a day. Stop it will you? I'm overrajin, so what?
Anyway, yesterday I got the chance of stashing an album from the band that I always anticipate in whatever that they're up to - Panic! at The Disco
And as you know smartypants, they recently released an album entitled Vices & Virtues. Some of you may doubt that I'm a lil bit outdated, but what the hell. I got the album, and you, DONT. So, jealousy is expected. Heh. This entry is goin to be long, (since I'm gonna braaggg few things *evil laugh) so read up and brace yourself.
See the handsome Urie there, THEREEEEE.Oh, come on! Squint a bit
These are the tracks available in the album. No worries, all of them are bloody good. (unless u're Rebecca Black's Friday die hard fan, then..*shrug*)
Quite a handful is it? But in the end, after hearing all of these, I bet u'll ask for more or just continue to plug your ears with some of the tracks which I tell you, are catchy and easy to ears.
I'll leave out the Ballad of Mona Lisa and Ready to Go because I bet you people have heard it on MTV before (If not, just stop reading this and go listen for them now!Hesh, what la you people)
"Lets kill tonight" have this kinda 70's groove and its cool. It doesn't sound weirdy, lamey, its just nice and I loveeeee the chorus. The song is quite Arythemic-ish and Beat It-ish, I mean, in a good way which left your head shaking to the rhythm. Cold heart brew colder songs.
"Hurricane" - the lyric You'll dance to anything keep playing in my head and there's some classy instrumental at the end. That goes the same with "Memories". Damn, I can't get any of these outta ma head!
"Trade Mistake" is another story as I didn't get it at first, then after a few replay, I'll describe the song as an okay; my advice, take a look at the lyrics and pay attention at the instrumental in the beginning and at the end of the song. Eventually, u'll be hooked.
I found it the same as "The Calender". It's surprising, as love song is always my favourite genre. Hurm.
Then, "Always". I. WAS(and still). SMITTEN. Period. It's light, its just BEAUTIFUL. BLOW MY SOCKS OFF. God. I could not believe Urie could come out with such a nice slow number. (I can't wait for the music video!)
"Sarah Smile" is a song dedicated to Urie's gf *swooned*. Damn, another hot young creature taken! Damn. Damn. *jealousy clouding me so..* I'm gonna listen to this song again when my jealousy tone down. Can I cry?
His picture that still under my bantal peluk. Not busuk eh, tolong skeett.
This pic gonna drench in tearsss I tell you. TEARRRS lah. Not AIR LIUR BASI! Supportive willya?
"Nearly Witches (Ever Since We Met)" is blended splendidly by the band as it sounds refreshing. "Stall Me" makes me smile. I don't know why, maybe its good, or its just very P!ATD-ish. The same goes with "Oh Glory" "Bittersweet" "New Perspective" and "Kaleidoscope Eyes".
"I Wanna Be Free" "Turn Off The Light" are expected to climb the music charts. It capture listeners with ease.
Overall, this album is worth every penny with the artistic value on the lyrics booklet and songs itself along with a few (can be said) successful experiment of music composition on the P!ATD part. I'm excited for all the song to reach the listeners and then we can all shakes our head to the beats together yeah!
Sneak peek at the booklet. Checkitdaut!
Cool isn't it? Heh, see, I told cha.
