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Trigger Warning: Hey! Another one of these. This song is inherently about alcoholism, being hospitalized for it, and offers a kind of cynicism about the treatment of long-term alcoholics. We tell some stories about drunken nights as well and it’s hard to kind of separate the themes from the episode. So if that’s not your bag, turn away now. This is a center court that does WHAT in a hospital? Welcome to “Camisado,” a very personal song about George Ryan Ross III’s dad apparently. Welcome to the hall

A doozy of a trigger warning, peppered throughout: Addiction, prescription drugs, rehab and hospice care, medical misdiagnosis, medication of depression and anxiety, brief mentions of suicide, a long rant about the cyclical nature of psychiatry, and the trauma of trying to find therapy. Y’all ready to swipe right on some therapists, because I know we are! Listen as we discuss “Nails For Breakfast, Tacks for Snacks” and rant our way through some personal stuff. Here's some stuff from the show you

Welcome to the first episode of Sam and His Atoms! at the Disco. It's a pleasure to have you. This week, the boys talk about "London Beckoned Songs About Money Written by Machines." They get into the perspective switch from the first song, the weirdly prophetic way the band talks about themselves, and their inability to speak, read, and listen. Here's some stuff from the show you might like to know: Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Music A Fever You Just Sweat Out by teddybear One and Only

Trigger Warning: At about 32 minutes in, we discuss suicide and celebrity deaths as a direct result of discussing this song's title. We also very briefly bring up these themes earlier on in the show. We get into the first full track on the album, the very lengthily titled "The Only Difference Between Martyrdom and Suicide Is Press Coverage." We also discuss what is technically the first track "Introduction" briefly. How we feel about it as a first single, how we feel about it as an intro track, how

This week, Adam and Sam dive into Panic! at the Disco's 2005 debut, A Fever You Can't Sweat out. Inside, we get into our feelings on the whole album, where we were when it came out, the gun the band was under to make it really special, drama with their bassist, and...confusion about Bubba Sparxxx? Hm... Here's some stuff from the show you might like to know: Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Music Brent Wilson's wild adventure Follow Adam: https://twitter.com/MisterCropes Follow Sam:

Welcome to Adam and Sam! at the Disco, the brand new podcast where two friends (and fans) dissect the band Panic! at the Disco. This episode, our Prologue, dives into many things: the band's origins, our initial rankings of all the studio albums, and what the show is all about. Here's some stuff from the show you might like to know: The Decaydance all stars covering Dammit by Blink-182 "Panic! was never a Blink-182 cover band" NHL 23 Track List Follow Adam: