SAM'S TOWN (Picture Disc) 6/15/2004 weirder and more literate than

weirder and more literate than the hits that took Pearl Jam to the top of the charts

which helps support its zombie hyphy vision with guest shots from horror-rap favorite Tech N9ne

they stuck to their favorite Cole Porter

The New York show features great reads of Van Morrison's "And It Stoned Me

Recording information: Da Trenches

SAM'S TOWN (Picture Disc) 6/15/2004 weirder and more literate thanOn the 2006 follow up to their wildly successful debut, HOT FUSS, the Killers' continue their torrid affair with1980s New Wave, but manage to incorporate the sounds of that era, particularly heavy use of synthesizers, more seamlessly into the mix. This is due, at least in part, to the presence of veteran producers Flood and Alan Moulder (Depeche Mode, Nine Inch Nails, U2), who help to make the tracks on SAM'S TOWN both brighter and edgier than earlier