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Some bands spend their whole careers just hoping to produce an album as complex, cohesive and creative as A Fever You Can't Sweat Out. Not Panic! At The Disco: They managed to get it right on the first try. Before you grab a cold washcloth, let's diagnose what caused A Fever. It all started in the suburbs of Las Vegas when 12-year-old Ryan Ross asked his parents for a guitar for Christmas. Not to be outdone, neighborhood pal Spencer Smith begged his parents for a drum set so the duo could start jamming. "Really, from that first year [playing instruments], all we really did was cover Blink 182 songs," remembers Spencer, laughing. The band eventually matured, moved on from all the small things and recruited classmates Brent Wilson and Brendon Urie on bass and More... (Submit New Panic! At The Disco Lyrics) (Submit New Panic! At The Disco Lyrics) Review about Panic! At The Disco Reply | Reviewer: Dallas ------ About the song Nearly Witches performed by Panic! At The Disco Original:This song is amazing I have to admit - but it is only by Brendon Urie and not all of Panic! This song was from a scrapped cd referred to as the cabin album... It was put on Fall Out Boy's Welcome to the New Administration MixTape as an experiment... to see if Brendon could do music without being linked to P!ATD Reply: Listen to AFYCSO, there is absolutely no ryan ross, not even backup vocals. So that statement is absolute rubbish. Clarification... | Reviewer: grey ------ About the song London Beckoned Songs About Money Written By Machines performed by Panic! At The Disco This song is intended to be a slap on the face to the media who intentionally tear pop culture apart, right? I believe they are trying to tell whoever dislikes them to f**k off. The line "we're just a wet dream for the webzine" is supposed o mean that their only apparent purpose is their looks?...correct me if I'm wrong...a few people have. Just wanted to clarify. What Wiki. Said | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song I Write Sins Not Tragedies performed by Panic! At The Disco I guess this is not called "Emo" music, but a mix of alternative rock and Indie-rock. Thats what Wikipedia told me :-D I really love this song like all songs of Panic at I think its really sad that they are only 2 now:-( I like this kabaratistic(Its a german word, maybe theres no translation for it) style of them <3 And for all who are saying Im in love with x or y. Get a life. I Guess the PatD members have one too. Do you really believe you "love" them? You dont know anyone of them.I mean in real life, not what is said and written about them hmh the meaning? | Reviewer: annonymusssss ------ About the song Build God, Then We'll Talk performed by Panic! At The Disco PLEASE READ IF YOU WANT TO KNOW! Ok people, the motel is run down because its the kind of place that condones prostitution but that night is different because the girl is not a prostitute but a good little catholic virgin who is forced to screw her boss (the attorney) because she needs the job at his firm. She needs the job because she desperately needs the money from the job, not prostitution. The lawyers wife has no idea or is blinded by his money that her husband is forcing his employees to have sex with him. He just tells her its "strictly business". After the deed is done the lawyer leaves and she is cleaning herself up when police raid the room, breaking down the door("there was a terrible crash"). She drops her things in shock but she holds a different "purse"(a baby in her womb). "What a wonderful caricature of intimacy" talking about the the conditions of how this poor baby was concieved. Thank you people I rock! only natural | Reviewer: aznriku ------ About the song Build God, Then We'll Talk performed by Panic! At The Disco It's only natural we discuss the lyrics because it's written unlike some other songs with simple interpretation and a few meanings. simple is good sometimes...but in this case the poetry skills involved in writing this songs + the musical skills really makes this song as unique as it should be. Oh Ryan. We miss you already. <3 And Brendon hun no one can beat your quick paced singing styles~ Why bother with simple words? ;) | Reviewer: Kaityline ------ About the song Northern Downpour performed by Panic! At The Disco I agree, this is a tribute to love and simplicity. Ryan is amazing and will be my favourite lyricist :) But it's sad because this is the last song they recorded together and then they split...hmmm stupid Ryan and Jon, being primaddonas :D nah jk i love 'em and maybe all they need is break from P!ATD?? Oh well, time can tell :( Lol I sing the 'feed our jewerly to the sea/for diamond appear to be just like broken glass to me' line to my family when theyre being greedy *giggle* peices out xx Utterly Inspiring | Reviewer: A girl ------ About the song Camisado performed by Panic! At The Disco Ryan never ceases to amaze me. I can honestly say that! He is an amazing writter that I might willingly kowtow to! Haha but moonlightly aside(Build God, Then We'll Talk quote) 'Camisado' is a gorgueous song that I almost cried to when I worked out its meaning. It almost remimds me of me & my dad...aside from the alcholism & abuse...we give eachother grief and pain but we love eachother too much. Well Done Mr. George Ryan Ross III, I salute you :) peices out THE best AFYCSO song. HANDS DOWN! | Reviewer: KaityKatt ------ About the song Time To Dance performed by Panic! At The Disco 'Time to Dance' is the best song of the AFYCSO album...well in my opinion it is :) I think its amazing that he took a storyline and transformed it into a...my god, can't even THINK of a word that descibes this song! And the sad thing is, I have to listen to this everyday otherwise I frazzle haha. Ryan Ross is one of the most inspiring lyricists of our time and most of his songs appear on my 'inspiration playlist' on my ipod. Wow, is this a Panic! At the Disco love-fest or what? Lol i better stop wasting time :P peices out xx Teh Review | Reviewer: Mariah ------ About the song Camisado performed by Panic! At The Disco I really like this song, and yes, I do agree, Ryan Ross is an excellent writer. This makes A Fever You Can't Sweat Out my favorite album. The very first time you listen to this song you won't automatically understand it. This song is like a poem, you have to listen to it a few times to understand the purpose. I also love the word play they use. Panic! At The Disco is the best Alternative band, well in my opinion they are. Pretty Odd, it was good. I wish they would go back to their old style of music they displayed on A Fever You Can't Sweat Out. uries not emo! | Reviewer: iflip4urie ------ About the song Nearly Witches performed by Panic! At The Disco i loved patd for a year and dicovered them by playing sing star pop i do not think they are emo, although i do have a hard time fitting them into a genre maybe alternative emo is not it. p.s if anyone can tell me what this means, i will be pleased send it to my email Easy Review, lol | Reviewer: Kasey x ------ About the song Build God, Then We'll Talk performed by Panic! At The Disco I think it's pretty obvious if you just look at it without reading to much into it. First section is just explaining about the motel and how it's a seedy place, the sort of places you'd find prostitution, etc. The chorus is just what has been said before, a sarcastic rendition of sex these days. The third is explaining the little 'triangle' between the lawyer (attorney), his wife and the girl(virgin). I think the virgin is maybe a prostitute who's being blackmailed by the constable and she's sleeping with the lawyer so the copper can get him done for sleeping with someone who was soliciting or whatever. I reckon that he's blackmailing her with something he found in her purse in the past, and that is the reference to the thing in her purse. When it says "The Mrs. will stay wisay to the cheating attorney moonlighting aside, she really needs his money." it's just saying how the wife knows that her husband is cheating, "The Mrs. will stay wisay to the cheating attorney" meaning that she's wise to the fact, and "moonlighting aside, she really needs his money" is just saying that she's only staying with him because he's an attorney and he earns major cash. The second one is about the constable (police officer) who has made a 'proposition' to the girl. I reckon he's got something on her, as I mentioned earlier, and he's blackmailing her and he's telling his wife about what he's doing to the lawyer and the 'terrible crash' is about the future confrontation between the police dude an the lawyer. When he probably bursts in on the two of them and arrests the lawyer for whatever charges he'd later come up with. After this is just the chorus again and then it's "There are no raindrops on roses and girls in white dresses. It's sleeping with the roaches and taking best guesses , so shed off the sheets and before all the stains and a few more of your least favourite things." The raindrops and roses refer to blood, as you bleed when you loose your virginity and the girls in white dresses symbolise a 'pure' virgin, and by saying that here are none of these virgins (in the song), sleeping with roaches is a substitute for sleeping with dirty men, and taking best guesses is who the prostitutes will accept an offer to sleep with them off of and sort of hoping for the best. Shed off the sheets before all the shades is get rid of the sheets and get rid of any evidence, and the second version of that verse in the last bit says at the shade of the sheets, showing that she maybe is revolted by what she is doing and recoils from it. The last line in the song says "and a few more of your least favourite things" shows that the girl really doesn't like doing what she does and in reference to starting the job on Monday, maybe that is the last time she'll have to do it, or maybe that line means about the lawyers wife getting the job and being able to leave her husband, I’m not really sure which. This line also quotes the sound of music, obviously a happy, and everything’s perfect kind of film; only by adding the word least they've changed the line into something darker, which confirms that this is quite a sinister song. The fixing of her face in a compact is just a metaphor for putting a face on, or changing who you are to suit other people and explaining that whatever happens to the girl can all be 'fixed' just by reverting back to how you were before, therefore putting her makeup back on, or by covering your problems, which is exactly what she is doing, just covering everything up. This was supposed to be a brief explanation but I really got into it, if anyone actually bothers to read this it is just my interpretation of it and is not necessarily right. It could be right or maybe it is just a song and people are reading into the lyrics way too much... Lol, x Why fight? Just enjoy the song. | Reviewer: Lisa ------ About the song I Write Sins Not Tragedies performed by Panic! At The Disco Why do you have to be in a certain social group to enjoy this song? I'm VERY, VERY far from emo, but I really like this song. Why can't we just enjoy the song and the fact that the lyrics are right here and ignore the fact that we can sometimes be ignorant? Just enjoy the song. Pretty panic. Not odd. | Reviewer: Hayden ------ About the song New Perspective performed by Panic! At The Disco First of all i like this song. A lot. But that's not to say its a great song. I think ryans distinctive, smooth melodic voice makes the song better than it otherwise would be. Its like nine in the afternoon with a lil more edge, a lot more guitar and the piano scrapped. There's also some added panic! at the disco quirk with the song winding down abruptly to silence. Pretty.odd took them into a whole new direction. It was fresh, unexpected, and daring for a band with a heavy "emo" following. I think they pulled it off and while a fair few original fans might have been traumatised by it and jumped ship, a lot of new one's jumped on board. Its probably too early to say what style the third album will take on but i think its fair to say it will be more pretty than odd. So with the new single, the lyrics are still panic! The voice is still panic! Im in no panic to write them off. New perspective is a great return for the duo and it will be the third panic! At the disco album i own. Sorry for the long review! Finally | Reviewer: Mark ------ About the song Build God, Then We'll Talk performed by Panic! At The Disco I have looked at this thread a few times, and I agree with Sam 100% it is a sarcastic commentary/critique of the modern understanding of sex in my opinion. The virgin is using sex as a tool to get to the top, the wife only stays with her husband for money and none of it has to do with love. Thanks for the wise comment Sam. to anonymus | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Nine In The Afternoon performed by Panic! At The Disco First of all i dont think its nice to put in that emo people should cut themselves a little and go with there emo friends and listen to emo music together....how retarded are u to go all hater on emos wut did they ever do to u?I DONT THINK THIS SONG HAS ANYTHING TO DO WITH ANYONE ON THIS SITE!!! if u like the song then u like the song...no biggiee... our generation is full of degenerates... | Reviewer: PondersAlot ------ About the song I Constantly Thank God For Esteban performed by Panic! At The Disco Umm yeah, Sirena?? It's HYPOCRACY! Not hypocritacy... -and just because people cut themselves, doesn't automatically label them as the ignorant term, "emo"... Yes the song MAY be about religion simply because of the fact that Ryan is an atheist, but has anyone ever thought about what he's TRYING to say? Most songs let YOU decide what it means, that's the point of writing a song! Unless, of course, he's actually trying to send a message or get his point across. So here's an idea- if you're that mused of a song, and THE BIGGEST FAN EVER of someone, use that motivation and try to look for the source who knows what the song is all about; THE ARTISTS!!! BTW- I'm not here to critisize other comments on this page, I'm simply putting in my opinion.. The Real Meaning Of The Song | Reviewer: Sam ------ About the song Build God, Then We'll Talk performed by Panic! At The Disco All these reviews are ridiculous. You guys are reading waaaay too much into this song. While it tells a story of a cheating lawyer, his wife, and the girl who he cheats with, it's really all about the moral of the story. The phrase "what a wonderful caricature of intimacy" is repeated throughout the song. Its a phrase of sarcasm, meaning that sex nowadays is just sex and nothing more. Panic is trying to send out a message to you guys, and a good one if i may add, that you shouldn't be fucking someone for just the fun of it. After all, it's called "making love" isn't it? ;) Northern Downpour | Reviewer: Fan ------ About the song Northern Downpour performed by Panic! At The Disco I think there is no doubt of drug references in here. But I really don't think it matters what Ryan wanted the song to mean, because no one will ever know. Either way it's a great song and I think it can mean a million different things to the millions of people who listen to it. I guess we failed | Reviewer: PatdFanno1 ------ About the song Nearly Witches performed by Panic! At The Disco I'm a big big big fan of patd and im completely saddened they split up. But im sick of people saying Patd will never be the same when Brendon has everything to continue the band with Spencer. He's got the vocals,he can play the guitar and write lyrics. And spencer can do the drums. So in all sense how ever much we miss Ryan and Jon Brendon and Spencer can continue perfectly. Love this song so much but we failed if this song was to see if he could sing music without being linked to Patd xD oh well Brenny Bear rocks! Pretty. Awesome. But.. | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Nearly Witches performed by Panic! At The Disco This song is amazing I have to admit - but it is only by Brendon Urie and not all of Panic! This song was from a scrapped cd referred to as the cabin album... 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