Advantages: Generally low price, reached number one in album charts in 2004, Disadvantages: Songs get more boring towards the end (but that's only in my opinion)
The Killers, Hot Fuss
A little bit about the album
The album was released in June 2004. It reached number one in the album charts in the UK, and in Australia. It is the first album The Killers released.
The album cover front is light blue and on the middle of the front it says 'the killers' in big white letters. 'the' is in small letters on top of the 'k'. Underneath this it says in smaller, spaced out, dark blue capitals it says 'H O T F U S S'. At the bottom there is a picture of the tops of some blue sky scraper buildings with lights on them. - As you can see in the picture (just to make sure you have the right one).
The disc itself is dark red.
Who are The Killers?
The Killers are an indie-rock band originated in Las Vegas. The members are:
* Brandon Flowers (singer, keyboard)
* David Keuning (Guitars ...
Advantages: A fantastic band and a brilliant album! Disadvantages: Not everyone will like every track.
Never one to shy away from a challenge, I've decided it's about time I jumped in feet first into the music category. So without further ado, I'd like to welcome you to the quirky, fantastical world of the Barenaked Ladies.
About the Band
Barenaked Ladies are a Canadian alternative rock band, renowned for their comedic lyrics, humorous rapping and general quirky take on songs. The band began as a duo with founding members Ed Robertson and Steven Page, playing their first live gig on October 1st, 1988. They then recruited more members and released their first full album, Gordon, in 1992, quickly achieving success in Canada. More albums followed and the popularity of the Barenaked Ladies increased. Even I graced them with my presence at a live performance at V2000, which is, of course, a recognized achievement amongst many ...
Advantages: Some very catchy songs with good beats, mostly upbeat tracks which I like Disadvantages: Some 'fillers'
I first noticed The Killers when I saw the video for their song Somebody Told Me, which was a really catchy light-ish rock song and I enjoyed the other singles from that album.
I didn't hear much from the band (who hail from Nevada, USA) for a year or so until I heard the single Human from this album, Day and Age, on the radio. It was also really catchy and up beat and so when I found out about Amazon offering £3 worth of free MP3 downloads on Christmas day and boxing day, I decided I wanted to purchase this album as part of that deal, so I was glad when I found out that it was available for exactly £3.
For £3 its extremely cheap, as it turns out that this is IMO a very good album, with a number of catchy tracks that the more you listen to, the catchier and better they become. It is one of those albums where on first listen, it ...
Mouse: Alan Clare (vocals, keyboards); Ray Russell (guitar); Jeff Watts (bass guitar); Al Rushton (drums). Recording information: De Lane Lea Music, London, England (1973).
Titles on disc 1
1.
Going Out Tonight
2.
You Don't Know
3.
Electric Lady
4.
All The Fallen Teen Angels
5.
Asher Besher
6.
We Can Make It
7.
East Of The Sun
8.
It's Happening To Me And You
9.
Sunday
10.
Just Come Back
11.
Lost In The City (bonus track)
12.
Timothy Leary's Ride Home (bonus track)
13.
Jamie (bonus track)
14.
Hit And Run (bonus track)
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