Panic At The Disco - Nine In The Afternoon

[Awfy]

yes, that's called economics, and happens with every. single. job. what did you think they would do? never make music ever again? you aren't making sense.

No they've changed their style to start making money again, instead of sticking with the style they had.

[uh huh her]

No they've changed their style to start making money again, instead of sticking with the style they had.

so you want another album exactly like "a fever you can't sweat out"? adapting as artists isn't "selling out".
bands which re-produce the same kind of album over and over again without trying something new bore me. i like their new mature sound, i'm quite looking forward to their new album.

[Awfy]

so you want another album exactly like "a fever you can't sweat out"? adapting as artists isn't "selling out".
bands which re-produce the same kind of album over and over again without trying something new bore me. i like their new mature sound, i'm quite looking forward to their new album.

The greatest singer/songwriter of all time never changed his style. The one, the only, Johnny Cash. Listen to all his albums and you automatically know it's him. I'm never bored when I listen to his music and his career of achievements proves that keeping your own style works.

[Breakfloor]

eww. it USED to be good. i got 38 seconds before going to something else.

[RedStratocas]

No they've changed their style to start making money again, instead of sticking with the style they had.

that makes no sense. the style they had was making money. im not sure if you knew, but the album has sold 1.6 million in the U.S. alone. that's incredibly rare for any debut album. if they wanted to make more money, they would make an album exactly like it, now wouldnt they?

The greatest singer/songwriter of all time never changed his style. The one, the only, Johnny Cash. Listen to all his albums and you automatically know it's him. I'm never bored when I listen to his music and his career of achievements proves that keeping your own style works.

it works as long as you keep something interesting, or don't butcher it. there are countless other bands that prove changing your style works, the most precedent being radiohead. listen to the bends, then listen to kid a. both albums did extremely well with fans and critics alike, but sound nothing like the same band.

[RedStratocas]

sorry, double.