Jbleiche  (9/17/2007 9:24:14 AM)

This is an incredible setlist i don`t know what anybody is talking about!!! I was at this show and although the crowd may have been a little tired becuase it was the last set of the weekend, I think it may have been the best Panic show i`ve been to. Just look at the setlist!!! unbelievable, especially by today`s Panic standards.

   Free  (9/3/2007 5:13:51 PM)

Widespread are awesome, and this show wasn`t the best, but it was damn good. The crowd was sweet and lovin every minute. If you thought it sucked you just weren`t in the mood or did too much of something, I`m a sound engineer and the sound was OK but from the back side it was amazing, seemed to be the way at Langerado this past year.

   Mike Roesler  (4/26/2007 4:54:14 PM)

They guys are right, this wasnt one of WSP`s better shows but there were great moments. The hopeless World > Wrangler was good and the Suprise Valley was SICK.

   JoeFRo  (4/7/2007 3:09:34 PM)

I fucking love panic, but that was for sure the weakest panic show ive ever seen. The sound sucked, the crowd suck, and fucking panic knew it.

   mrfunnyshoes  (4/5/2007 10:38:16 PM)

One setters are tough to take, but i have a hard time believing it sucked, Just remember without John Keen`s wisdom and talent`s we probably have no WSP!!!! Thanks Boys

   Panic Overseas  (3/30/2007 6:40:00 AM)

I haven`t even heard this show yet (bet it rocks like hell), but I`ve been reading the reviews, I`m at work, I`m drunk, and I need to kill some time so this is as good a time as any to make some comments I`ve been wanting to make for awhile.

Houser rocks, McConnell rocks, Mr Keane rocks, and Jimmy, in my opinion, rocks hardest of all. Over here in England we call him Gandalf. Well me and my girlfriend do. But what I want to say is, what`s with the periodic negativity on this site? This is a scene about serious music, serious friendship and serious fun. And that`s about as serious as it should get. What`s the use in saying crappy sh** about any of the guys? Everyone of them is up there making music that`s packed with integrity and phenomenal talent, and each is great in their own way, whatever your personal preferences. When Keane plays with them, he adds another dimension and I love it. When he doesn`t, Jimmy is amazing enough on his own.

And all the hateful comments about other bands like Phish or whoever, or other fans, and homophobic taunts and all that crap that you see on this site sometimes... c`mon people, we`re better than that aren`t we? I`m sure the band is above all that crap, so the fans should be too.

And thanks to Panic and the site for bringing me the music. Haven`t seen a show since Houser was there at the Nashville Riverside Festival. It`s great to get back into it and find such a treasure trove online of some of the best music I`ve ever heard in my life.

   joe.m  (3/29/2007 5:39:30 PM)

Ignatius J. Reilly... you have got to be kidding me. the comment you made about john keane is way out of line. he has been there forever with these guy. he is a wonderful muscian. i love seeing him up there with panic they rock. you should really re-think what you said. John Keane is the man and there is no question about it.

   JG  (3/29/2007 11:08:02 AM)

For what its worth: I`m not a big panic fan, but I`m thrilled that Herring is playing with them. I thought this show was decent, but I agree with wsphouston: TURN UP HERRING. Houser made this band with a scorching guitar tone. If Herring`s volume isn`t out front, then we`re missing out big time. To me, he and Ortiz are the best musicians in the band and I couldn`t hear them clearly even 40 feet from the stage. Finally, the lack of encore wasn`t the band`s fault. Someone else hit this on the head: better for them to play through until the time limit than to step off stage just to do an encore for an encore`s sake. Its the nature of the festival scene. Hopefully the sound will be dialed in by Red Rocks.