The Killers, Sydney Last Night

[CC_Eagle]

It was one of the best concert's I've ever been to, and I was two seats off the worst seats in the house.

People who are knocking them don't know what entertainment is.

Sitting at home and watching any other bands DVD, plus a case is better entertainment than fighting off the masses of screaming teenage girls at a Killers concert.

Eating a curry then waiting in excitement for the spicy farts is better entertainment too tbh.

 

[fish eel]

Hey Ron, I've got a great picture of their guitarirt, I'm sure you'd be a fan, he is full on c**k rock.....boofy hair, tight jeans. Pic I took has him in rock god pose, with I guy up front in the crowd doing the old 'devil horn' salute :lol:

hey ya go ronnie, dont wet your pants now ;-)

 

[Ron Jeremy]

Fish, his guitar needs to be a Jackon or Ibenez though lol

 

[choc_soldier]

Would have loved to see them - damn mortgage... can't have fun anymore! :lol:

 

[Big Pete]

I havent bought Sawdust yet - but you know its not really a 'new' album, rather a compilation of non album stuff? I've got half of it already. Change your mind and under the gun are great tracks. I saw them on Abbey Road sessions on Max, so I will get it for that version of when we were young, because that sounded great when I watched it.

That being said, they did two songs I didnt know. One I think may have been tranquilise.

Of course I knew mate. I've been keeping my eye on Sawdust for quite awhile and bought it the day after the concert. I must say as a B-Side compilation disc this album is simply wonderful! Tranquilizie, Sweet Talk and the much anticipated final chapter of the murder trilogy "Leave The Bourbon On The Shelf" are excellent additions to The Killers catalogue.

Also glad to hear you also liked the Abbey Road sessions. Sadly the album only has Sam's Town and Romeo and Juliett...however I found those to be extremely well done.

 

[fish eel]

They played Leave the Bourbon on the Shelf in the encore. Did the trilogy.