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Note that the following information relates to the Australian release of the The Killers album Sam's Town. However, details of non-Australian releases are listed in the Other Versions section.
Artist The Killers
Title Sam's Town
Release type Album
Date of release 30th September 2006
Highest chart position Information not found
Record label Mercury
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An
Japanese version
of Sam's Town was released
on 27th September 2006 through the Universal Music Japan record label. It has the tracklisting: 1. Sam's Town 2. Enterlude 3. When You Were Young 4. Bling (Confession of a King) 5. For Reasons Unknown 6. Read My Mind 7. Uncle Jonny 8. Bones 9. My List 10. This River Is Wild 11. Why Do I Keep Counting? 12. Exitlude 13. Where the White Boys Dance 14. All the Pretty Faces
An
French version
of Sam's Town was released
on 2nd October 2006 through the Universal Music France record label. It has the tracklisting: 1. Sam's Town 2. Enterlude 3. When You Were Young 4. Bling (Confession of a King) 5. For Reasons Unknown 6. Read My Mind 7. Uncle Jonny 8. Bones 9. My List 10. This River Is Wild 11. Why Do I Keep Counting? 12. Exitlude 13. When You Were Young (Jacques Lu Cont's Thin White Duke radio edit)
An
(unknown) version
of Sam's Town was released
in 2006 through the Island Records record label. It has the tracklisting: 1. Sam's Town 2. Enterlude 3. When You Were Young 4. Bling (Confession of a King) 5. For Reasons Unknown 6. Read My Mind 7. Uncle Jonny 8. Bones 9. My List 10. This River Is Wild 11. Why Do I Keep Counting? 12. Exitlude
Sam's Town is a tremendous departure for the Killers. Whereas their first album, Hot Fuss, was the work of Anglophiles trying to sound like their musical heroes, particularly Pulp and the Smiths, their second album has set its sights much higher. The Killers are clearly not content with their indie-rock status; from the explosive introduction of the title track, Sam's Town sounds huge. But, thanks to the earnest vocals of frontman Brandon Flowers, and lyrics still rooted very much in the real world, Sam's Town still manages to sound completely heartfe... Read full review »
I absolutely LOVE this album! The volume is turned right up for 'Sam's Town', 'When You Were Young', 'Bling (Confessions of a King);... Read full review »
For someone who liked Hot Fuss, but didn't go crazy for it I find it bewildering that so many people think it was superior to Sam's Town. I have to sorry to those people but you are wrong Sam's Tow... Read full review »
I was really excited when I heard the Killers were finally
releasing their second album...then I heard "When You Were Young"
and I had no idea what had happened to them, it was like the
Synth-Pop of Hot Fuss had been thrown completely out the window.
Part of me wondered if the Killers were really just Brandon Flowers
and a backing band, and if he had just replaced the entire backing
band for this album but apparently it's the same band which still
feels a little hard to believe.
So anyway, just when I grew to think "When You Were Young" was a
great song, the Killers released "Bones", and the song was just so
awful it put me off buying the album and I decided to not even
consider doing it. Things that changed my mind were being sent
"This River Is Wild" and hearing the album's third single "Read My
Mind". After hearing those 2 amazing songs I knew I had to get the
album and I eventually did.
Although none of the rest of the album compares to those two songs
("Read My Mind" easily being the Killers best song) it does have
its share of great songs. "Sam's Town",...
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The album is amazing well balanced and layered from the Las Vegans. Highlight songs are the ubiquitous Sam's Town, When You Were Young, For Reasons Unkn... Read full review »
Nearly two years after i bought it and this album is still played more than any on my Hi Fi. It has a great selection of melody changing tracks with perhaps some of the best guitar work i have heard. Its funny the first single 'When We Were Young' is probably my... Read full review »
You can get the lyrics to the songs on Sam's Town from the Bands Only The Killers lyrics section.