Panic! at the Disco

A Fever You Cant Sweat Out is a perfect pop album to me. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a great example of well done pop music. I personally enjoyed Pretty.Odd but I, like many, had the complaint that it sounded too much like the beatles...and yes I know they recorded at Abbey Road and all that but I think it's just too close to make me forget about it. But still that album had some great songs to drift along too.

As for the most recent...I'm a bit sad. The Ballad of Mona Lisa got me super excited for the album because the sound went back to A fever you can't sweat out but the rest of the album is somewhere between that album and just pure...lame. But I continue to listen...sometimes all it takes is a few times around the block. But for now A Fever is what I will claim as the best Panic! Album

Same. I have their debut album around here somewhere. Haven't listened to it in years. I liked them a lot during that time, but my taste in music changed drastically when I got out of high school, and I find that 95% of my CD collection is stuff I would no longer touch with a thirty-nine-and-a-half foot pole.

That said, A Fever You Can't Sweat Out would be one of the 5% I'd consider dusting off and listening to again sometime.

Never been a fan of Panic! 'till this:





I can't stop pressing the replay button

I kind of like their debut single " I wrote sins not tragedies" too, just listening to it right now :)

Not a huge fan, but hey it could be worse... could be "he who must not be named".

Who are you referring to, b4k420?

I'll take a stab... Hawthorne Heights?

No, way fucking worse.... I'll give you a hint. He's Canadian and all the fucking 12 year old girls can't help but get their Gini's wet over him.

@Tsurayu: Hawthorne Heights? They were okay back in the day. Haven't checked them post-Calvert's death, though.

@b4k420: Ooooh. JB?

HHHHHHHHIIIIIIISSSSSSSSS

I'll assume you're hissing at my correct guess. JB it is, then.