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Second studio album by the American rock group. Originally released in 2006, the album includes the singles 'When You Were Young', 'Bones', 'Read My Mind' and 'For Reasons Unknown'. The album is said to be influenced by the works of U2, Duran Duran, Bruce Springsteen, The Beatles, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Electric Light Orchestra, and Dire Straits, among others.
Track Listing:
1. Sam's Town - The Killers (4.06)
2. Enterlude - The Killers (0.49)
3. When You Were Young - The Killers (3.4)
4. Bling (Confession of a King) - The Killers (4.08)
5. For Reasons Unknown - The Killers (3.32)
6. Read My Mind - The Killers (4.06)
7. Uncle Jonny - The Killers (4.25)
8. Bones - The Killers (3.47)
9. My List - The Killers (4.08)
10. This River Is Wild - The Killers (4.38)
11. Why Do I Keep Counting? - The Killers (4.24)
12. Exitlude - The Killers (2.31)
13. Where the White Boys Dance (Bonus
Second studio album by the American rock group. Originally released in 2006, the album includes the singles ‘When You Were Young’, ‘Bones’, ‘Read My Mind’ and ‘For Reasons Unknown’. The album is said to be influenced by the works of U2, Duran Duran, Bruce Springsteen, The Beatles, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Electric Light Orchestra, and Dire Straits, among others.
Track Listing:
1. Sam’s Town – The Killers (4.06)
2. Enterlude – The Killers (0.49)
3. When You Were Young – The Killers (3.4)
4. Bling (Confession of a King) – The Killers (4.08)
5. For Reasons Unknown – The Killers (3.32)
6. Read My Mind – The Killers (4.06)
7. Uncle Jonny – The Killers (4.25)
8. Bones – The Killers (3.47)
9. My List – The Killers (4.08)
10. This River Is Wild – The Killers (4.38)
11. Why Do I Keep Counting? – The Killers (4.24)
12. Exitlude – The Killers (2.31)
13. Where the White Boys Dance (Bonus
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Though its reception was mixed at the time, the albums dramatic production and emotional scope have aged into a cult appreciation. At its best, Sams Town delivers sweeping, vivid rockwhere the grandeur sometimes overshadows nuance, yet the ambition and moments of raw connection keep it compelling. Over time, its come to be seen as a sincere, divisive bridge in The
Condition: Brand New
Though its reception was mixed at the time, the albums dramatic production and emotional scope have aged into a cult appreciation. At its best, Sams Town delivers sweeping, vivid rockwhere the grandeur sometimes overshadows nuance, yet the ambition and moments of raw connection keep it compelling. Over time, its come to be seen as a sincere, divisive bridge in The
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