Whos the better band From FIrst to Last or Panic! At the Disco?
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Panic!At the Disco is much better!
470320
I think Panic! At The Disco is awesome! They're young and have a ton of talent! I hope that since they're getting big fast, that they don't let fame get to their head. Anyway, their whole cd rocks! ♥
685912
panic!at the disco, green day(i no they're popular, but the old stuff is cool!)the living end, aiden, the used, and the AKA's.
1152289
both! that's such a hard decision. green day has been around and known longer, and i love a lot of their songs, but fall out boy gets me moving, and i almost always have a fall out boy song in my head. green day is good for when im just chilling/angry/bored, but fall out boy is for when i am in a good mood or on the go! so i would have to say both (and plus they both have cute boys in them! :p)
737932
I don't know...but I love Panic! At The Disco!!!!\n\nI guess I'm not getting best answer!
762997
Have you tried Panic! at the Disco, Nickleback, Greenday, Pussycat Dolls (one of my favorites), Black eyed Peas, Queen just to start you out.
340401
I do think so. PATD has a different style for their music and Brent's singing is much clearer and better, in my opinion. FOB is ok, but i think PATD is great!
277939
Panic! at the Disco because they really put lots of fun and emotion into their songs and I really love them all! They make the entire music genre seem so much better than it could be!
884497
The bestest band in the world
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The band was first formed in the suburbs of Las Vegas by childhood friends Ryan Ross on guitar and Spencer Smith on drums. The duo would originally play Blink-182 covers until they recruited fellow schoolmates Brent Wilson on bass and Brendon Urie on vocals and guitar. Their name was taken from a line in the song Name Taken-Panic, in reference to a song of the same name by The Smiths.\n\nIn order to get their music heard, the band left comments through LiveJournal to Pete Wentz's (of Fall Out Boy, linking him to their PureVolume site. Wentz was so impressed that he drove to Las Vegas to meet them personally. Then he refered them to Fueled by Ramen Records, who signed them (while they were still in high school) to Wentz's imprint label Decaydance. They recorded their debut album A Fever You Can't Sweat Out in Bethesda, Maryland with producer Matt Squire who had earlier produced Thrice.\n\nLately the band attracted considerable amount of publicity, especially with Spin magazine, naming them as their band the day in early October 2005.[1] The band has also increased in popularity due to their online presence with PureVolume having them consistently in their Top 10 signed band list and reaching #1 on the MySpace chart.[2]\n\nWhen A Fever You Can't Sweat Out was released, it debuted at #112 on the Billboard 200 album charts, at #6 on the Billboard independent chart, and #1 Billboard heatseaker chart , with nearly 10,000 in first week sales.[3]The band started their first North American tour, supporting Acceptance and Hellogoodbye in September 2005, as well as label mates The Academy Is in the United Kingdom in January 2006.\n\nPanic! at the Disco was featured on MTV's TRL on January 17, 2006, where they premiered their music video for "I Write Sins Not Tragedies", directed by Shane Drake. The group did not especially like the idea of appearing on TRL due to the fact a lot of fans would leave them because they went "mainstream". They posted a journal on their official website stating that it wasn't meant to happen, and they were against the idea and they apologize, but it ended up giving them a lot of publicity. The video for "I Write Sins Not Tragedies", featuring Lucent Dossier Vaudeville Cirque has an eerie circus wedding theme. It recently debuted at #10 on the TRL countdown, catapulting the album to the top of the Billboard independent chart and to #66 on the Billboard 200 in late April 2006.\n\nUrie and Smith recently made a cameo appearance in Fall Out Boy's latest video for their single "A Little Less Sixteen Candles, a Little More Touch Me", alongside The Academy Is...'s William Beckett.\n\n[edit]\nTouring\nPanic! at the Disco is currently touring in Europe and will be leading a North American tour with the Dresden Dolls and the Hush Sound. The tour begins on June 6, 2006 in Tucson, Arizona and runs through August 4, 2006, when the band will play the Lollapalooza festival in Chicago. They have also recently completed their very first headlining shows of the UK. All the dates were sold out, with some (notably the show in Manchester) sold out in hours.
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I love Panic! At the Disco!
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My favourite song is "I Write Sins Not Tragedies" by Panic! At the Disco
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Well Panic! At The Disco pretty much sound exactly like Fall Out Boy.\n\nAnd i made a list of other bands you might like...\n\nThursday, The Academy Is, Amber Pacific, Angels And Airwaves, Brand New, The Early November, Finch, Goldfinger, Hawthorne Heights, Relient K and The Starting Line.
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Fall out boy all the way. Im from Oklahoma, so the All Armerican rejects are cool but FOB is way better. Pete is a really good lyricist despite what people think. The guys seem really nice. Plus i saw them in concert and they rocked! Their cds are great and everytime I hear one of their songs I stop and dance and sing!!!\nAnd Pete is really really HOT! so that doesnt hurt.
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FALL OUT BOY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\nI LOVE FOB
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Well I listened to it, and since it doesn't take much to surpass Fall Out Boy and Panic! At the Disco, they certainly are.  Though I did enjoy what I sampled.  Nice bass and nice bongos.  Very pleasant to listen to.\n\nIs this your band?  If so, kudos.
957381
I like Panic! at the disco better... but I like both......