The Mad Hatter

Nightnight. :)

Take me to the place where the white boys dance...take me to the place where they run and play...my baby's gone, you might have a chance...just take me to the place where the white boys dance.

:cool: This thread is too bright.

Yes. It was also an extra track on some copies of Sam's Town, I think. Yeah, it must've been, because I was pissed because I thought it would be on my copy, but it wasn't. xD It was some iTunes pre-order thing... But I didn't know that.

Well, did he? -cliffhanger ending-

-Leave the bourbon on the shelf, and I'll drink it by myself... -Signature? -Nah, I like Hutz-man too much. And "The Doberman"... -Hey, friends tomorrow. -Hey, town tomorrow.

I had downloaded a couple of them...and I had a live version of "All The Pretty Faces"...that was about it, though. I'm actually a member at a fansite...another one of those things where I pretty much am only there because the people are cool. Not because I'm a Killers super-fan.

Why are grammar stupids?

:idea2:

Maybe it's because French class is awesome? Like this thread? And could you guys just imagine I'm actually an uptalker from California, and I make everything a question, even when I don't mean to?

-lightbulb-

Nah, not true at all, Briggins. There were quite a few good songs there, like "Leave the Bourbon on the Shelf". "Move Away" was another one...

Those were definitely the highlights of it for me.

Oh jeez...country Killers... -dies- I think that they're probably gonna keep moving forward and changing their sound. A return to synth-popish stuff just wouldn't be interesting. To me, anyway. :P

Maybe it's because giggling is more awesome than laughing and not the other way around? Does that count as a question?

What if we're all wrong?

I read somewhere that they might return to their original sound. I can't remember where.

I dunno. Hopefully he/she doesn't call anybody else a bitch for unknown reasons. But I guess they wouldn't have said it if it wasn't true. :P

Hoo-rah. And for that, I rate you at 0. :D

False. The next poster is going to a concert in the near future.

I guess I can, but what if I'm wrong?

Sam's Town is a really American album, in my opinion. Lyrically and musically. I can really relate to a lot of the lyrics, but I guess it's different in other countries. You know, the feeling of living with huge dreams in a town full of people who generally don't care to leave. America is just totally different than other places in the way the people and towns are connected, and that album reflected it.

I'm annoying? Damn. :(

I don't know if I trust that. But I'll welcome you anyway. ... Welcome.

Nooo. Sam's Town was brilliant. And Sawdust is a great compilation.