Panic! At The Disco 
The best album credited to Panic! At The Disco is A Fever You Can't Sweat Out which is ranked number 1,665 in the overall greatest album chart with a total rank score of 1,030.
Panic! At The Disco is ranked number 758 in the overall artist rankings with a total rank score of 2,295.
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Panic! At The Disco best albums
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Panic! At The Disco best tracks
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| Rating | Date updated | Member | Artist ratings | Avg. artist rating |
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| ! | 09/10/2026 15:41 | thenamesbaka | 2 | 100/100 |
| ! | 11/23/2025 19:19 | 28 | 73/100 | |
| ! | 03/31/2025 08:47 | 2,748 | 74/100 |
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This artist has a Bayesian average rating of 69.5/100, a mean average of 67.8/100, and a trimmed mean (excluding outliers) of 67.8/100. The standard deviation for this artist is 24.1.
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"Members who like this artist also like: Gorillaz, Sufjan Stevens and Mastodon"
Somehow, this is simultaneously both the worst description and the best description you could possibly give for the band.
I like to think my chart had some part in this.
It's actually pretty good. I was skeptical about this band, but they've managed to entertain me quite a bit.
A Fever You Can't Sweat Out is my favorite album, it's been cemented. I recently re-listened to Pretty Odd and discovered that I love it. Vices and Virtues is good, but sits on mediocre.
However Too Weird To Live, Too Rare To Die! I feel has no connection to A Fever or Pretty Odd, which are my favorites. Yeah the bands sound is changing and so am I. It is a pretty solid album but just not my style. However I would prefer to look at the positives which are that A Fever and Pretty Odd are outstanding records, that for me, will never be forgotten
*Edit* Well, since the release of DoaB, I've realized that Brendon's ego is bigger than this forehead. Especially with the whole ARTV thing. I'm beginning to dislike Brendon. As he's sold out. There's just so many problems rn surrounding Panic! as a band as as people (person). The Commercialism is extremely high. Panic is following the foot steps of Fall Out Boy. And that's not a good thing.
I'm sorry. I couldn't never get through an entire song by them, let alone an album.
Pretty. Odd. is kind of spectacular. I wish they were brave enough to follow that sound instead of retreating back into the comfort of pop-rock.
