"early 2004, before or after brendon's joining, and interviews that say the band was formed in 2005 may be in refernce to when they were signed and became a real band, rather than a basic garage band. Either way, Ryan wasn't necessarily lying and a more fitting title may be a good idea.

 Emo 

This band has emo lyrics, that should be stated somewhere in the article, I would add it myself but I'm probably going to get RV by some sensitive fan. 

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The term ""emo"" is thrown around so loosly and it's become a label that bands and other people see to be offended by, I don't think that it's necessary to state that in the article, especially since ""emo"" has no real definition in the first place.

 Former Band Members Section? 

Do any of you think that someone should add a section specifically for ""Former Members"" and then talk about the controversy involving whether the bass lines in the album were actually his or not? I don't like the fact that it's just bunched in with the current members with no explaination on the dismissal. 

 Wikiproject proposal 

I've proposed a Panic! at the Disco Wikiproject here, to see how many people would be interested before starting one. The project would be an effort by a group of Wikipedians to build and improve all Panic! at the Disco pages (including members of the band, songs and albums). If you think that you'd be reguarly editing these pages, please put your name down at this page so we can see who would be interested in the project. Thanks in advance- '  talk |  

many people believe that the band members may be homosexuals but as they said in one of there interviews on absoluterock they said they confirmed ""none of the band members are gay not that theres anything wrong with it""-ryan ross

""emo""

Wouldn't things just be alot easier if people could all just agree on Panic! being emo? ""Emo"" is basically this generation's ""grunge"". Sure, the bands may not sound very similar to each other at all, but did Nirvana sound similar to Pearl Jam? No, not really. So just because Panic! and say, My Chemical Romance might not sound exactly similar that doesn't mean they can't be the same genre. And guess what- just because ""emo"" bands hate being called that doesn't mean anything. ""Grunge"" bands hated being called grunge too. 

And there definetly IS an emo sound. There's definetly a particular vocal style, lyrical style, and attitude that emo bands have.

Agreed, Panic! is an emo band, but many fans here seem to have a problem with that. 

A lot of people get really sensitive about things they like being labelled emo, I think it's just because the stereotypical emo isn't really something that a lot of people want to be associated with. I agree that the vocal style especially is emo, and the way they look is also associated with emo- not all songs, but some songs of theirs have 'emo-ish' lyrics, too. I'm fine with the genre being changed, it's just a matter of fans researching them here and becoming offended- instead of discussing it here, it's going to be changed back a lot. However, on the page it's set as emo and alternative rock, which is perfect. '  talk |  

 Early 2007 album 

It says their new album will be ready for compalation in early 2007, that's not true in Rolling Stone Ryan says He plans to write/ record the album during the summer of 2007 and release it during the fall of 2007. I would add it but i've never done anything like that before so I figured i'd just put it in here. http://www.rollingstone.com/news/coverstory/panic_at_the_disco_high_school_musical?source=panicatthedisco_rssfeed That's the link to the rolling stone thing by the way.

 Panic and FOB..... together? 

       I've been liking Fall Out Boy and Panic since last June. I heard that Pete(Wentz) and Brendon Eurie are switching roles( if you know what I mean). If the rumor is true, it would be very nice to hear Pete sing for P!ATD and Brendon play bass for FOB.
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