The Best Sound in the World Fanmix

My mixer was lackofsound. You can download the mix here.


Enjoy, and send well deserved praise to lackofsound!

The Best Sound in the World

Bands: Panic at the Disco, Fall Out Boy
Pairings: Ryan/Brendon, Spencer/Jon, Pete/Patrick, Ryan/Pete
Word Count: 20,400
Summary: When you work in retail in a quiet shopping centre, there's not a whole lot to do except gossip and fall in love. Luckily, the latter provides the former, especially when there's a love hexagon involved.
Rating: PG
Author Notes: Written and betad by Aussies. I make no apologies for spelling colour with a 'u' or realise with an 's', though I have tried to use American phrasing. Many thanks to Dee and shaula82 for the beta work.

Part One
Part Two
Part Three
Part Four


Bonus Tracks/Enhanced Content

Fanart:

tragicity has made multiple pieces to illustrate The Best Sound in the World. You can find them here.

Fanmix:

lackofsound's awesome fanmix can be found here.

The Best Sound in the World (3/4)

Bands: Panic at the Disco, Fall Out Boy
Pairings: Ryan/Brendon, Spencer/Jon, Pete/Patrick, Ryan/Pete
Word Count: 20,400
Summary: When you work in retail in a quiet shopping centre, there's not a whole lot to do except gossip and fall in love. Luckily, the latter provides the former, especially when there's a love hexagon involved.
Rating: PG
Author Notes: Written and betad by Aussies. I make no apologies for spelling colour with a 'u' or realise with an 's', though I have tried to use American phrasing. Many thanks to Dee and shaula82 for the beta work.

Part Two

The Best Sound in the World (1/4)

Bands: Panic at the Disco, Fall Out Boy
Pairings: Ryan/Brendon, Spencer/Jon, Pete/Patrick, Ryan/Pete
Word Count: 20,400
Summary: When you work in retail in a quiet shopping centre, there's not a whole lot to do except gossip and fall in love. Luckily, the latter provides the former, especially when there's a love hexagon involved.
Rating: PG
Author Notes: Written and betad by Aussies. I make no apologies for spelling colour with a 'u' or realise with an 's', though I have tried to use American phrasing. Many thanks to Dee and shaula82 for the beta work.