Too Weird to Live, Too Rare to Die!

Too Weird to Live, Too Rate to Die! is the fourth studio album by American Pop/Rock project Panic! at the Disco. It was the first record where the album featured a more prominent mainstream Pop sound, and to have influences of Hip Hop. It was also the last album to feature Spencer Smith as drummer, and the only album where Dallon Weekes provided bass work.
== Background and Production ==
== Title and Cover ==
== Track Listing ==
# This is Gospel
# Miss Jackson (ft. Lolo)
# Vegas Lights
# Girl That You Love
# Nicotine
# Girls/Girls/Boys
# Casual Affair
# Far Too Young to Die
# Collar Full
# The End of All Things
# Can't Fight Against the Youth (Int'l Bonus Track)
# All the Boys (Int'l Bonus Track)
== Trivia ==
* Sly has declared this album to be the beginning of Panic! at the Disco's creative downfall, and despises the record for what it represents
** He hates how Panic! shifted from their Baroque Rock/Pop Rock hybrid roots in favor of a minstream Pop sound that he can't personally stand
** The only song he likes off the album is Miss Jackson
== See Also ==
Category:Panic! at the Disco Albums
Category:2013 Albums
Category:Pop Albums
Category:Pop Rock Albums