Album Rating: 2.0

Ahh okay, not really old.

Album Rating: 2.5

Cha, true, but it seems so long ago

Album Rating: 2.0

Remember the millenium? Seems like a different age.

Album Rating: 2.5

Yeah, it also reminds me that I've lived in four different decades

Album Rating: 2.0

Now that DOES make me feel old.

Album Rating: 3.0

good review, IMO i think this album is alright but a definite low for the killers, they just got too big way too fast, this album was way too poppy and radio-friendly for my taste to be considered a great album but i think the killers can def do better, theyre on hiatus now, so hopefully (and my belief is they will) learn from this mistake of an album and come out with a great album when they reform.

Checking this out right now. It isn't as bad as everyone claims it is... Probably will be a 3.5-4 for me. Not as great as Sam's Town, at least yet, but who knows. I'm approaching this biotch with an open mind.

Ick... "I Can't Stay" is rubbing me the wrong way.

Album Rating: 3.0

Not that bad...

I like 'Spaceman'...

Album Rating: 3.5

actually my favorite Killers album

Album Rating: 2.5

this'd be like a 3.5 for me if it didn't have Human, worst song they could ever make.

Album Rating: 3.5

they've done much worse

Album Rating: 3.5

well, that's an interesting question. firstly is the basic proposition - perhaps brandon is asking us to consider the possibility that they are two entirely different entities - human and dancer as mutually exclusive beings. this, if true, then raises the further question of which category he would fall into - now given the idealistic content and tone, my instincts swing toward 'dancer', but then he cleverly subverts my expectations by mentioning in the line before 'and i'm on my knees' - to me this clearly disqualifies him from the dancing category as there are a strictly limited number of moves that can be performed in this position.



On the other hand, he may (auteur and poet that he is) be cleverly using something known as a 'metaphor'. now, when i first considered this it went way over my head, which is natural when listening to such intellectually probing music, but it began to make more sense as i engaged my feeble (by comparison) mind - the real question here is whether we choose the 'human' path of conformity, or the free, questing, spiritual path - the 'dancer' if you will. In a veritable coup of prosaic genius, Brandon has used one of our most uninhibited activities as a surrogate for freedom. Even more perceptively, he is perhaps hinting at the power of music to set us free - a gateway drug, as it were, to true transcendence, as encapsulated in that particular line.

Album Rating: 3.5

apologies for my brevity - i feel that words simply cannot do justice to the voltaire-like levels of thought contained within the song.



i believe in 100 years time, when we talk about the greats of philosophy, we will be talking about hume, kant, russel, flowers et al.

Album Rating: 3.5

i make such good use of my time

Are we dancer?

Album Rating: 2.0

Is this the world we live in?

human is one of the worst songs i've ever heard

Album Rating: 1.5

can't you take a hyperbole, andcas?

Album Rating: 1.5

why not?