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The Killers Sawdust (180 Gram Vinyl) (2 Lp's) New 180 Gram Vinyl 2LP M\M


This is a new sealed 180 Gram Vinyl 2LP

Sawdust (180 Gram Vinyl) (2 Lp's)

| 180 Gram Vinyl

by The Killers

Format Vinyl
Catalog 002619401
Manufacturer Island
Released 12/15/2017
Main genre Rock

 

A1   Tranquilize

Backing Vocals – Journi Gallwey*, Mpho ManyeTamara Robinson

Contractor [Vocal] – Carlos Ricketts

Recorded By – TJ Doherty*

Vocals, Guitar [Additional Guitar] – Lou Reed

3:45
A2   Shadowplay

Guitar [Additional] – Andy Savours

Recorded By – Andy SavoursMark Gray (5)Max Dingel

Written-By – B. Sumner*, I. Curtis*, P. Hook*

4:07
A3   All The Pretty Faces 4:45
A4   Leave The Bourbon On The Shelf

Engineer [Additional Engineering] – Corlene Byrd

Producer – Stuart Price

3:38
A5   Sweet Talk

Producer [Additional], Recorded By, Mixed By – Stuart Price

4:19
B1   Under The Gun 2:33
B2   Where The White Boys Dance 3:26
B3   Show You How 2:46
B4   Move Away 3:50
C1   Glamorous Indie Rock And Roll 4:16
C2   Who Let You Go? 3:42
C3   The Ballad Of Michael Valentine 3:50
C4   Ruby, Don't Take Your Love To Town

Written-By – M. Tillis*

3:05
D1   Daddy's Eyes 4:14
D2   Sam's Town (Abbey Road Version)

Synthesizer [Additional Synthesizer] – Ted Sablay

3:45
D3   Romeo And Juliet

Piano [Additional Piano] – Ted Sablay

Written-By – M. Knopfler*

5:27
D4   Mr. Brightside (Jacques Lu Cont's Thin White Duke Remix)

Remix – Jacques Lu Cont's Thin White Duke*

Remix [Jacques Lu Cont's Thin White Duke Remix By] – Jacques Lu Cont

8:47

The Killers emerged in 2004 with a more pop-friendly version of the post-punk revival sound of Franz Ferdinand, the Rapture, et al., and their combination of arena-sized guitar-pop, candy-colored dance-rock, and Robert Smithian vocals (de rigueur for their peer group) made them stars. Three albums down the line, they prove to be more than a flash in the pan on SAWDUST. Something of a grab-bag, the album contains their cover of Joy Division's "Shadowplay" (used in the biopic CONTROL), as well as a tune from the Spider Man 3 soundtrack ("Move Away"). They also pay tribute to less obvious influences with straightforward, unironic covers of Dire Straits' "Romeo and Juliet" and Kenny Rogers's "Ruby Don't Take Your Love to Town." The Killers commune with their elders in a more visceral--albeit equally unexpected--way at the start of SAWDUST on "Tranquilize," where they're joined by none other than Lou Reed.

  • Genre: Rock
  • Format: Record
  • Condition: New



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