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Track Listings
| 1 | Jenny Was A Friend Of Mine |
| 2 | Mr. Brightside |
| 3 | Smile Like You Mean It |
| 4 | Somebody Told Me |
| 5 | All These Things That I've Done |
| 6 | Andy, You're A Star |
| 7 | On Top |
| 8 | Change Your Mind |
| 9 | Believe Me Natalie |
| 10 | Midnight Show |
| 11 | Everything Will Be Alright |
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These Las Vegas youngster draw heavily on the '80s pop-rock they grew up with, and have generated and industry wide buzz on the strength of their live performances and two U.K. released singles. The first single off of their new album is "Somebody Told Me."
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The Killers match postpunk guitars with a synthesizer overlay that recalls '80s New Wave without burying their sound in nostalgia. On their debut, Hot Fuss, frontman Brandon Flowers plumbs his imagination for tales of murdered lovers ("Jenny Was a Friend of Mine," "Midnight Show"), voyeurism ("Mr. Brightside"), and sexual confusion (the single "Somebody Told Me"), Flowers and his mates are obviously canny students; the total effect is of a playacted obsession, but one made irresistible by their skillful, catchy songs. If there's an occasional misstep (the painfully earnest line "I got soul but I'm not a soldier" from "All These Things That I've Done"), it seems of a piece with the Killers' influences. As it is, Hot Fuss is one of several recent releases that bring a diverting faux glamour to the mainstream rock scene. --Rickey Wright
About the Artist
Brandon Flowers (yes, it is his real name) had been dumped by his one previous group, a synth-pop outfit named Blush Response, when he refused to move with the rest of the band to L.A. Cruelly ditched, but inspired by seeing Oasis play, he saw that his life needed more guitars. When he clocked Dave Keunings small ad in a local paper naming that band as an influence and what with Oasis not exactly factoring in the pasty Vegas music scene he took it as fate that they should be together. Brandon and Dave met Ronnie Vannucci, a photographer at the Little Chapel of Flowers and student of classical percussion at UNLV, and Mark Stoermer, who was making ends meet as a medical courier (blood, urine, the odd body part all glamour). In between these couldnt-make-it-up day-jobs (Brandon, for the record, was a bellhop at the Gold Coast Hotel; whilst Dave garnered valuable training for his current all-the-ladies-love-an-axeman dilemmas whilst enjoying trysts with lady-shoppers at his Banana Republic job) the newly-complete Killers set to writing what we can assuredly state to be one of the most exciting debut albums youll have heard in a very, very long time. The band came to the attention of London-based independent label Lizard King, and they made their way over to the UK for their first ever gigs outside of Las Vegas and a limited edition release of "Mr Brightside" in September 2003. Those lucky enough to catch these first London shows came away pretty much unanimously enamoured ("A head-mashingly brilliant arsenal of tunes Right now few bands are a safer bet than The Killers", glowed NME), while the groups subsequent appearance at New York industry fiesta CMJ in October saw a swarm-sized buzz surround the band and a worldwide (ex-UK) deal inked with Island Records.
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- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Language : English
- Product Dimensions : 4.88 x 5.59 x 0.47 inches; 5.01 Ounces
- Manufacturer : Island
- Item model number : 2072487
- Original Release Date : 2004
- Date First Available : April 30, 2006
- Label : Island
- ASIN : B0002858YS
- Number of discs : 1
- Best Sellers Rank: #3,246 in CDs & Vinyl (See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl)
- #37 in New Wave
- #76 in Indie Rock
- #129 in Vocal Pop (CDs & Vinyl)
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Here's my track by track analysis, with my score in parenthesis, 5 being the highest, 1 the lowest:
Jenny Was a Friend of Mine (4) - Terrific opener, driving rhythms, great chorus.
Mr. Brightside (4) - Probably the most recognized, if not overplayed track on the album, but with good reason, another driving, strong vocals.
Smile Like You Mean It (5) - Favorite song on the album, haunting lyrics, extraordinary use of guitars and synth, great percussion work, especially on cymbals. I don't think i'll ever get tired of this song.
Somebody Told Me (4) - Another driving rock song. Well-made for radio.
All These Things I've Done (4) - Yes, it's true that the line "I've got soul but i'm not a soldier" isn't the best writing in history, but the guitar and rhythm carry it, with good vocal variety. The video on the DVD of this song is pretty damned good as well.
Andy, You're a Star (2) - Mediocre at best, it's a change of pace from the rest of the album up until this point to be sure, but seems overly reptitive. It's either a 2 or 3 star song to me but is at a 2 at this point.
On Top (4) - Good use of synth, could have been overdone but luckily they knew where to pull back with it and focus on the lyrics. Flowers' voice seems louder on this song than on previous tracks, and it helps to carry the tune.
Change Your Mind (5) - I was thrilled to see this song used in many of the trailers for 'the movie "Thank You For Smoking' earlier this year, as it's a neat song. The synth approaches borderline over the top, but the vocals are so wonderful, that it doesn't overpower. This is probably my third favorite on the disc, if not a close second.
Believe Me Natalie (4) - Carried by a heavy bassline, it's another storytelling type song, not a bad song, but nothing legendary. It's barely a 5 in my book, it's a good song but might score lower if compared to other Killers songs only. I do however score basing songs against other music of similiar genre, so it remains a 5.
Midnight Show (4) - Not a bad song, but the vocals seem to be lacking, and get lost in the background it seems at times.
Everything Will Be Alright (2) - It's a change of pace, but seems like a bad way to end an album, and this is where it did end on the normal, non-deluxe version of the disc. It's not terrible, but probably the weakest track on the album. Could have been better if the vocals were done differently, I liked the rhythm, just hated the delivery.
Glamorous Indie Rock and Roll (4) - First of three bonus tracks, and is possibly my second favorite song. It's catchy as all getout, and Flowers' seems to be right on target with the vocal delivery and range. Great guitar work, and the bassline was done perfectly. Bonus points for the tambourine hit in the first verse as well, very nice.
The Ballad of Michael Valentine (4) - Solid tune, it has a few changes throughout of all the different instruments. Lots of cymbals at some points, but gets the job done.
Under the Gun (5) - Good tune, though short. More substance would do it some good. Certainly not the worst song they could have picked to end the album (see above).
Overall, this is a strong buy, and a worthy addition to anyone's collection that enjoys this genre of music.
Hot Fuss (Deluxe Tour Edition):
5 Star Songs: 3
4 Star Songs: 7
3 Star Songs: 2
2 Star Songs: 2
Overall: Very Good - 3.8 / 5
Under The Gun now i bought the limited edition for 2 reasons 1st to have the night cover 2nd The version of All These Things That I've Done has more of a vocal track like the 2nd video for the song. Now i was looking at the limited edition & realize someone's missing on the first page you'll see in the pictures the limited edition is on the right & the silver cover is on the left & you'll see what's missing on my limited editon. My sister has the limited edition & has Brandon Flowers on the first page i on the other hand don't have him in the little booklet that has the cover on it & other pictures in it it has still pictures of all the band members & with the band together i just don't have a still of him by itself that's the only picture missing from my Hot Fuss limited Edition so i guess i really do have a limited edition. A great album though.
By Brianna Webster on June 13, 2015
Under The Gun now i bought the limited edition for 2 reasons 1st to have the night cover 2nd The version of All These Things That I've Done has more of a vocal track like the 2nd video for the song. Now i was looking at the limited edition & realize someone's missing on the first page you'll see in the pictures the limited edition is on the right & the silver cover is on the left & you'll see what's missing on my limited editon. My sister has the limited edition & has Brandon Flowers on the first page i on the other hand don't have him in the little booklet that has the cover on it & other pictures in it it has still pictures of all the band members & with the band together i just don't have a still of him by itself that's the only picture missing from my Hot Fuss limited Edition so i guess i really do have a limited edition. A great album though.
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Returned first copy as it couldn't get through All These Things I've Done without sticking.
Replacement copy seemed to have the same issue but I was eventually able to rub off whatever was causing it on this one.
But, 2 copies both with issues with the last track on side A. Another reviewer mentioned the run out track being faulty. I can't even lift my tonearm to the latter part of track 5 it's so tight to the label.
Seems like this might have benefitted from being a double disc release and not squeezing quite so much on side A.
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