Brendon en Los 40 Principales - Chile (+ Mix de canciones)

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He talked about his feelings on being in South America for the first time, new recording process, the New Perspective song fitting in the JB soundtrack, he looked back to the This is Halloween cover they did for Nightmare Before Christmas, he even announced that he and Spencer are thinking about releasing new songs for the show in Chile! The recording also includes a mix of Panic!'s hit songs the radio played.-The show is at Movistar Arena on November 10th. - Thanks to LJ.

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Belgian interviewer An on tour with Panic! At The Disco

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Старое здоровое интервью. Модератор не видел, модератор постит.

Part 1 & Part 2

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P!ATD GET BLINK-182'S MARK HOPPUS FOR NEW ALBUM

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Ryan Ross/ The Young Veins on East Village Radio (New Song- "The Other Girl")

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Скачать The Other girl в отвратительном качестве. Другого пока нет

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Despite what you may have read, Ryan Ross isn't a drug addict. He isn't a troublemaker or a "rock star" either. He wasn't the reason Panic! at the Disco split up. He's just a guy with a new band (and a new album) who just so happens to also be carrying around a ton of baggage. And he'll happily discuss all of it with you.

"I don't take myself very seriously. I gave up on trying to prove anything to people. If something is funny to me, it's funny," he said. "I don't really take anything very seriously, I guess, unless it's about the band. I would say my main goal is to be one of the top 20 most-hated people on the Internet. I'm well on my way."


He probably is. For reasons that he can't seem to comprehend, Ross — who, along with former Panic! bassist Jon Walker, left their former bandmates behind to start the Young Veins earlier this summer — has been saddled with a bit of a bad-boy tag, mostly by kids who now claim to be his former fans. Which is why every time he posts a blurry photo on his Twitter account or cracks a joke about getting married in a shotgun ceremony, it's not only taken as gospel, but as more proof that he's lost his mind.

And he has absolutely no problem with any of that.

"See, that's another thing — comedy doesn't come across that well on Twitter. I would've figured, come on, if I'm as bad as people think I am, I would've had a way better wedding than that. I wouldn't have done it over Twitter," Ross laughed. "So, no. I did not get married. We thought it would be funny — nobody else thought it was funny. Friends of mine were like, 'Congratulations!' and I was like, 'Dude, are you serious — you actually thought it was a legitimate thing?' People didn't think it was funny."

And rather than try to address any of the rumors surrounding him, Ross has instead decided to disappear from public view, throwing himself headlong into finishing the Veins' debut, Take a Vacation. It's a decision that's only caused his legend to grow exponentially. To a lot of Panic! fans, Ross is a spook story — the dark yin to Brendon Urie and Spencer Smith's bright and shiny yang. He's basically a mystery — albeit one with a very active Twitter presence.

But now, with Vacation done, he's starting the long climb back into the spotlight. And though the Veins currently don't have a label (they're in the process of shopping the finished disc) or any solid tour plans, Ross is ready to welcome his fans — both current and former — back into his world. He just hopes they're ready.

"I hope that our other fans love [the record]. I hope the kids from Panic! like it too," he said. "I think it's more accessible and maybe better than our last record was. In terms of pop songs, I think they're better pop songs. It's not like we're trying to do this cooler than cool new bands — it's pop songs, you know?"

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Recado do Panic At The Disco aos Fãs

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RR interview

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Former Panic! at the Disco guitarist is ready to debut ‘more accessible’ music from his new band.

By James Montgomery

Despite what you may have read, Ryan Ross isn’t a drug addict. He isn’t a troublemaker or a “rock star” either. He wasn’t the reason Panic! at the Disco split up. He’s just a guy with a new band (and a new album) who just so happens to also be carrying around a ton of baggage. And he’ll happily discuss all of it with you.

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“I don’t take myself very seriously. I gave up on trying to prove anything to people. If something is funny to me, it’s funny,” he said. “I don’t really take anything very seriously, I guess, unless it’s about the band. I would say my main goal is to be one of the top 20 most-hated people on the Internet. I’m well on my way.”

He probably is. For reasons that he can’t seem to comprehend, Ross — who, along with former Panic! bassist Jon Walker, left their former bandmates behind to start the Young Veins earlier this summer — has been saddled with a bit of a bad-boy tag, mostly by kids who now claim to be his former fans. Which is why every time he posts a blurry photo on his Twitter account or cracks a joke about getting married in a shotgun ceremony, it’s not only taken as gospel, but as more proof that he’s lost his mind.

And he has absolutely no problem with any of that.

“See, that’s another thing — comedy doesn’t come across that well on Twitter. I would’ve figured, come on, if I’m as bad as people think I am, I would’ve had a way better wedding than that. I wouldn’t have done it over Twitter,” Ross laughed. “So, no. I did not get married. We thought it would be funny — nobody else thought it was funny. Friends of mine were like, ‘Congratulations!’ and I was like, ‘Dude, are you serious — you actually thought it was a legitimate thing?’ People didn’t think it was funny.”

And rather than try to address any of the rumors surrounding him, Ross has instead decided to disappear from public view, throwing himself headlong into finishing the Veins’ debut, Take a Vacation. It’s a decision that’s only caused his legend to grow exponentially. To a lot of Panic! fans, Ross is a spook story — the dark yin to Brendon Urie and Spencer Smith’s bright and shiny yang. He’s basically a mystery — albeit one with a very active Twitter presence.

But now, with Vacation done, he’s starting the long climb back into the spotlight. And though the Veins currently don’t have a label (they’re in the process of shopping the finished disc) or any solid tour plans, Ross is ready to welcome his fans — both current and former — back into his world. He just hopes they’re ready.

“I hope that our other fans love [the record]. I hope the kids from Panic! like it too,” he said. “I think it’s more accessible and maybe better than our last record was. In terms of pop songs, I think they’re better pop songs. It’s not like we’re trying to do this cooler than cool new bands — it’s pop songs, you know?”

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Drumline

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Panic! to Play Buzz Bake Sale 2009

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Panic! will perform at the Buzz Bake Sale on December 5th in West Palm Beach, Florida.

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Brendon will be performing an acoustic set this November 15 in Honolulu for Star 101.9's Band Camp VII. Источник

+ Vid

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Blackbird (cover)

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Не live'овую версию можно скачать здесь.

UPD. Vid

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Panic! at the Disco interview w/Brian Stars

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ABC News interview from when the guys were in NYC:

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Radio interview

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We’re With the Band: Panic! at the Disco

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By Erin Clements

Since swaggering onto the scene in 2005 with their platinum-selling debut album, A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out, Las Vegas–bred pop-punkers Panic! at the Disco have won a VMA (for their high-energy hit “I Write Sins Not Tragedies”), lost three members (most recently, guitarist Ryan Ross and bassist Jon Walker, who left in July to form the Young Veins), and overcome creative differences over punctuation (note the 2008 disappearance and 2009 reappearance of the exuberant exclamation point in the band’s name). Brendon Urie and Spencer Smith, both 22, who recently wrapped a summer tour with Blink-182, gave us the lowdown on “New Perspective,” their latest single.

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Tell me about “New Perspective,” which is featured on the Jennifer’s Body soundtrack.
Brendon: We wrote it about a year ago, before people at Fox wanted to use it for Jennifer’s Body. We had a rough demo, and when they were like, “Hey, we want to use one of your songs,” we sent them that one. They told us that basically the movie’s about this possessed girl who eats boys. And the song’s not really about that. But it worked out.

How does the song fit into the movie?
Brendon: It’s a scene when they’re getting ready for prom.
Spencer: There’s a guy in the movie who—well, I can’t give anything away, but he’s a nice dude and he’s getting ready for his big night, but then things go pretty badly.

What were you two like in high school?
Brendon: I would’ve been classified as a spaz. And I still kind of am.
Spencer: I never went to football games or any of that stuff, but the guys in the band all went to different high schools. So it seemed like our whole scene existed outside of high school. I was just waiting for the day to be done to move on.

So what inspired “New Perspectives”?
Brendon: It was about a dream I had—this really lucid dream. We were still living in Las Vegas. I woke up, and immediately I just wrote down a few sentences about what I remembered, and they ended up as the first verse of the song.

What was it like touring with Blink-182?
Brendon: It was really cool. We’ve been huge fans of them since we were like 10. I was a little nervous to be on tour with this band that we love so much, but they made it really comfortable. They were always joking around.

What did you do for fun on the road?
Brendon: There’s this game called Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe that we got pretty addicted to—we played it quite a bit.

What other bands would you like to collaborate with?
Spencer: There’s this new band called Fun that would be awesome to tour with. Their new record is really good.
Brendon: I’ve always wanted to do a cutesy little song with a guy and girl singing back and forth and thought that Regina Spektor would be kind of cool for that. I love her voice. She’s an amazing musician.

Who are your musical icons?
Spencer: Paul Simon is my favorite artist. I think Steve Perry, vocally, for Brendon.
Brendon: I love Journey and Fleetwood Mac. I like listening to some of—but not all of—the Chicago songs. And Boston. All those city bands—Boston, Chicago, Kansas.

You’re working on your third studio album—what can we expect?
Spencer: Complete world domination!
Brendon: We wanted to work with a bunch of different people. We talked to Mark from Blink and he already agreed to write and produce one song with us.

What are your biggest nonmusical influences?
Brendon: We’re huge movie fanatics. We love all the aspects—the plots, the characters, the cinematography, everything.

What’s your favorite film?
Brendon: It used to be The Dark Crystal or Labyrinth—those Jim Henson movies. I just saw Inglourious Basterds, and I’m a huge Tarantino fan, so I think right now that’s my favorite.
Spencer: Transformers 2. It’s too hard to name a single movie as your favorite.
Brendon: We like Wes Anderson a lot.

What’s the best advice you’ve gotten?
Brendon: My friend Rob Mathes was like, “It’s really all about showing up. As long as you show up and are willing to work, it’ll happen.”
Spencer: If you’re not having fun, it’s probably not worth spending the time to do. And you have to make sure you’re not letting the business side of the music affect you more than what you want to do and what you really believe in.

What’s your craziest fan story?
Brendon: When we played a show in Mexico, the fans were just awesome. They wanted the show to keep going, and they ran outside. We got in the van and they were ready to tip it over, smacking the windows. It was kind of scary at the time but cool to realize how into it they were.
Spencer: I think one time a leader of a street team got hit by a car. Or she ran into a pole…
Brendon: We were driving away from a gig and this girl was running, looking at the van and trying to catch up, and she ran right into a telephone booth at full speed.

Your sound and your stage fashion are often described as theatrical. What influences your style?
Brendon: I really like musicals—The Music Man, Oklahoma!, Li’l Abner, Annie Get Your Gun. On our first couple tours, we really got into Moulin Rouge.
Spencer: When you look back to the ’50s and ’60s, you see bands like the Beatles in the studio wearing suits. They’d take an extra 10 minutes in the beginning of the day to care about their fashion. And I think that’s cool, because it’s just another way that we can separate ourselves from everybody else.

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Panic! at the Disco Unplugged!

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Don't stop Believing MP3
New Perspective MP3

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Random old show

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February, 23, 2008.
Absolutly Amazing Show.
8 Songs+Interview
HERE

Thanks a lot to MariJaneUrie.

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Blackbird (Live Acoustic Cover)

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New Perspective Vid

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The Pop Show - Interview

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The Pop Show

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