Really liking this a lot more than their Pretty Odd days.

Brendon is so consistently amazing live, I absolutely adore this band.

Their bassist uses aguilar... good shit

Brendon has always killed it live, but that was exceptionally awesome.

Originally Posted by glowbox

i thought it was blake harnage singing!

It goes backwards now! Versa deserves a Conan performance.

Originally Posted by j'aime_lacey

he was fussing with his in ears multiple times but still sounded amazing...

Noticed that, kept his composure, talented guy.

Originally Posted by Qadriyyah

Great performance! I wish it was sung in the original key though.

This.

Originally Posted by Who Is Ryan?

Don't really like the mix, but I'm really happy that they're promoting. I really like this album, and I want it to be successful.

Also, I'm getting tired of The Ballad of Mona Lisa, they should move on to promoting Ready to Go.

This. I noticed right away they downtuned, kind of bummed me out but still dug it.

I'm not a huge fan of this band, but there is no denying that this guy can sing.

Originally Posted by NationalProduct

yeah the mix sucked but i bet in a live setting this absolutely kicks ass

I was thinking the same thing.

it was okay. . .i know i'm in the minority here but i'd rather listen to the young veins or most of "pretty odd" then this. . .i think i've just outgrown panic at the disco

guitars sound soo bad.

Haha, just listening to that song.. Decent performance by P!ATD. I'm loving the new album!

Originally Posted by tipoftheiceberg

Brendan has come a long way from his voice cracks on the TV performances of i write sins not tragedies

hahaha I remember him performing it before the ball dropped for new years one year and thinking...wow does he absolutely suck

Originally Posted by JonnyJonnyJonny

Normally bands only go down 1/2 a step live if they are having trouble, they must have gone down a whole step (or more)

Kudos to him, its hard to sing a song in a different key when you have sung it so many times in the original way.

Yeah, I've definitely noticed a lot of bands that do that live. Especially the ones that have vocalists in relatively higher rages.