THE KILLERS 7 Inch Box Set UK 7" vinyl Sealed Singles
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ARTIST: THE KILLERS TITLE: 7 Inch Box Set DESCRIPTION:
THE KILLERS 7 Inch Box Set (2005 USA Strictly Limited Edition 11 X 7" vinyl Box Set; each 7" containing a track from the multi-platinum album 'Hot Fuss' including the singles 'Mr. Brightside' 'Somebody Told Me' 'All These Things That I've Done'&'Smile Like You Mean It' with B-Sides featuring Exclusive Rarities B-Sides and Remixes all presented in Deluxe Numbered custom picture box!)**Strictly Limited to 5000 Copies Worldwide**
This box is numbered 3301/5000
1. Jenny Was A Friend Of Mine
2. Somebody Told Me - Josh Harris Remix
TWO:
1. Mr. Brightside
2. Under The Gun
THREE:
1. Smile Like You Mean It
2. Show You How
FOUR:
1. Somebody Told Me
2. The Ballad Of Michael Valentine
FIVE:
1. All These Things That I've Done
2. Why Don't You Find Out For Yourself
SIX:
1. Andy You’re A Star
2. Ruby Don’t Take Your Love To Town
SEVEN:
1. On Top
2. Mr. Brightside - Thin White Duke Remix
EIGHT:
1. Change Your Mind
2. Glamorous Indie Rock & Roll
NINE:
1. Believe Me Natalie
2. Smile Like You Mean It - Acoustic
TEN:
1. Midnight Show
2. Who Let You Go
ELEVEN:
1. Everything Will Be Alright
2. Get Trashed FORMAT: 7" vinyl The 45-rpm 7" single - a classic format if ever there was one. Since its creation in the early 1950s it has lent itself to all manner of musical tastes and styles. Far more durable than the 78-rpm shellac discs it replaced, and with greatly enhanced sound quality, it has become an iconic format of popular music culture. Each decade has seen an evolution in the way the humble black plastic 7" disc has been used; from the 50s and 60s issues with their jukebox/multi-stack friendly push-out centres, to the 70s solid-centre creations and the gradual introduction in the UK of eye-catching picture covers, to the 80s excess of coloured vinyls and limited edition packaging in all its glory. Their gradual slide in popularity during the late 90s has now taken an upward turn in the 2000s, with hip Indie artists choosing to return to this classic format and many labels again issuing exclusive limited editions aimed specifically at collectors.
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