Best Panic! At the Disco Albums

This album deserves to be number one. The songs tell stories, and they're so fun to listen to. My personal favorite is There's A Good Reason. The second half of the album is so unique. AFYCSO is full of different sounds, and despite having one song with a bit of autotune, the vocals are stunning.

The transition between But It's Better If You Do and I Write Sins is so clever. The songs on this album have a timeless retro feel, much like songs by No Doubt. I don't usually listen to Emo or Pop Punk, but this album is AMAZING. Try listening to Camisado or I Constantly Thank God For Esteban.

This album does have a bit of repetition, but no song can compare with one another. No matter what background you come from, you can indulge in the melodies and appreciate the lyrics of A Fever You Can't Sweat Out.

Pretty. Odd. is personally my favorite album because of the soul poured into it by Urie and Ross. If you couldn't already tell, Urie loves this album so much because of the experiences he had while touring and with Ross.

The one song that made this album was Northern Downpour. Northern Downpour is not a fast-paced, loud, or fun song (unlike most off of A Fever You Can't Sweat Out), but the life that is added by Urie and Ross makes this song the most beautiful thing I have ever heard. This album does not deserve to be anything other than first place.

This album is incredible, with so much range in songs. All of the songs convey a deep message, and they all somehow connect to the main theme: the death of a bachelor. It's amazing how he can go through songs full of events and tie it all together at the end with the mournful "Impossible Year."

Not to mention the staple song, "Death of a Bachelor," is so beautiful, well-written, and conveys the overwhelming emotion of the bachelor and his life.

Although A Fever You Can't Sweat Out is a close second, this is the best album. A mix of theatrical, slow with Sinatra vibes, and pop-punk, it really defines Panic! as an album. Every single song on there is a masterpiece.

My favorite songs are Hallelujah and The Good, The Bad and The Dirty, since they are a slight throwback to their first record. Seriously, why does this get so much hate?

I don't get why this is only at 4th. It deserves to be at least 3rd or 2nd. This album always gets me extremely hyped when I listen to it. It brings me to a whole other world, full of pleasant and unique candies to feast upon, those candies being the songs.

I really enjoy this album, and my current favorites are "Sarah Smiles," "Nearly Witches," "Hurricane," "Always," and "Let's Kill Tonight." Even though "Turn Off The Lights," "I Wanna Be Free," "Stall Me," and "Oh Glory" aren't as well-known as the other songs in this fantastic album, they are still equally as great as the others.

When the weakest song on the album is "Girl You Love," you know the rest of the tracks are nothing less than stellar. As far as music is concerned, Too Weird to Live, Too Rare to Die is pop synth perfection, with the standout tracks being "Far Too Young to Die," "Vegas Lights," "Miss Jackson," "This Is Gospel," "Nicotine" - basically, all the tracks are standout tracks. This is undoubtedly their most consistent album.

The lyrics, mostly the brainchild of Dallon Weekes as well as Brendon Urie, manage to tell stories without rambling, unlike the first two albums. The entirety of the record is something you could listen to again and again. The only way this record could be more perfect is if they swapped out "Girl You Love" with "All The Boys," a demo. This is Panic! at their best.

This is a great album because it has songs from all of the albums. My personal favorite on this has to be the "A Fever You Can't Sweat Out" medley.

I'm a Chicago child myself. Born and raised in the city, so cool that they made a whole buyable album from a live show here.

Oh my gosh, this is the memorable live show for AFYCSO. All of the songs live, with covers of Radiohead and the Smashing Pumpkins. This is so good.