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Panic! at the Disco

The text " Panic! at the Disco made a popular song about cheap motels on Fremont Street called " Build God, Then We'll Talk" was added by a repeat vandal. I have no idea whether this particular edit is legitimate or not, is anyone else able to verify? Thanks. Paddles ^T_C 14:28, 7 June 2006 (UTC) reply

As I commented when I fixed the typo in that edit, I was not sure if it belonged. If you belive that this does not belong, you call always be WP:BOLD. However a section on 'history in film' is common so one for music would seem to sound reasonable. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Vegaswikian ( talk • contribs)
- I know nothing about this topic; I only know that the person who put it in has done a lot more vandalism than good-faith edits. Flagging it for people who know more about the topic is sensible; changing it myself would be more foolhardy than bold. Paddles ^T_C 23:39, 7 June 2006 (UTC) reply

- Panic! at the Disco and it's band members originated from Las Vegas, NV. In a line from the song, "on the corner of fourth and Fremont .." the band is most certainly referring to Las Vegas' Fremont Street.