Thursday, 27 August 2009

Bugti's killers PML-N will not spare




LAHORE - PML-N chief Nawaz Sharif has demanded of the government to play its role in bringing the killers of Nawab Akbar Bugti to justice forthwith.He was talking to grandson of Nawab Akbar Bugti and Jamhoori Watan Party chief Shah Zain Bugti who called on him at his residence at Raiwind on Wednesday. Nawaz Sharif said the Baloch people had equal rights over natural appliance like provinces. He said it was responsibility of the present government and all political parties to bring the Baloch into national arena for progress and prosperity of the county. Terming the assassination of Nawab Akbar Bugti a brutal act, he said it would not be compromised. He said the nation was intensely concerned over the prevailing situation in Balochistan. Nawaz said, “The grievances and concerns of the Baloch cannot ignored, and without provincial cohesion and brahness the federation cannot survive.” He said PML-N would appeal the case of Baloch in the same way as it did in restoration of the judiciary. Nawaz said the country could not afford to countenance the East Pakistan-like situation in Balochistan when the majority party was not allowed to form government and Mujeeb-ur-Rehman was detained in West Pakistan. “Such situations surface due to dictatorship and martial laws.” He said after the February 18 mandate given by the people, the time had come that the Baloch should be given their due rights and be compensated for the rulers’ past mistakes. “We want to relieve the people of Balochistan that we would fight their case till they get their rights,” he said. Nawaz said PML-N would not angular those who killed Nawab Akbar Bugti. His killers must be brought to justice, he asserted. “I absolutely have no doubt that all the problems that we face today, including extremism and militancy, would not have been created had there been no military coups.”

Friday, 17 July 2009

The Killers announced to release covers album

Brandon Flowers and Ronnie Vanucci told that the band are planning to record an album of covers before the end of the year.

They've been thinking hard about which acts they'd like to include on the album.

"It's something that we've always talked about doing and we're still talking about," Flowers said. "It's difficult for each of us to pick songs that represent us as individuals. I mean, I have a lot of personalities myself! I've gone through everything from Neil Diamond to The Cars."

Vanucci cited acts including "Genesis, Tom Waits, a little Cyndi Lauper, Iggy Pop" as his preferred choices for the album, adding that he's also been "messing around with a couple of Fleet Foxes songs" recently.

The drummer continued by saying that the band are planning to work on the album while on their current tour, explaining that The Killers have taken a mobile recording rig on the road with them. "It sounds excellent," he noted.

The Killers are set to headline Hard Rock Calling in London this year.

Monday, 4 May 2009

The Killers - Live

The Killers perform "All These Things That I've Done" @ Coachella 2009

Friday, 10 October 2008

THE KILLERS suffers FOR under pressure BANDS

According to Stoermer, today's bands features an increasingly difficult time getting their big smash due to the present nature of the business.He points out that many outfits are struggling due to a sharp increase in illegal downloads which are responsible for a sharp fall in CD sales."It's a really hard time for new bands. It's not that there's a lack of good music, it's just that labels are struggling financially."Some people say that record labels are bad but people forget they are the ones who break the bands and get them on their way."However, he still in confident that labels would survive thanks to a renewed interest in."In the Eighties no-one was really going to see live music. Now it's big business," he remarked.Elsewhere, he recently expressed concern about the impact of the band's touring on the environment.

The Killers will take the place of U2.

Rockers THE KILLERS are strong-minded to be more doing well than U2 - insisting the Irish band will have to give up their place at the top of the music "pedestal".Frontman Brandon Flowers confess he is a big fan of the One hit makers, but feels it is time for the ageing musicians to be replaced as one of the world's most successful bands.And the singer is convinced that The Killers will be able to topple the legendary group.He says, "(We can replace U2 on the top) pedestal. They're getting old. You know there's going to be a couple of songs on (their) new record you're just going to love. But there's gotta be... I dunno. It feels like it's time."

The Killers Best Songs

Song Album Score Evolution*

1. Somebody Told Me Hot Fuss 37.64 + 1
2. Mr Brightside Hot Fuss 35.95 - 1
3. Smile Like You Mean It Hot Fuss 26.36 =
4. Their best songs, and one of my favorites in rock history. (fryboy) When You Were Young Sam's Town 20.97 =
5. All These Things I've Done Hot Fuss 18.57 =
6. Read My Mind Sam's Town 17.45 =
7. Jenny Was A Friend of Mine Hot Fuss 15.08 =
8. Bones Sam's Town 13.17 =
9. My List Sams Town 7.94 =
10. Sam's Town Sam's Town 7.31 =
11. This River is Wild Sam's Town 5.60 =
*: Evolution since September 26, 2008

The Killers - Discography

Sam's Town
Released: 200612 tracksLabel: Island
Hot Fuss
Released: 200411 tracksLabel: Island
Sawdust
Released: 200717 tracksLabel: American Recordings
Human
Released: 20081 tracksLabel: Universal AB
All These Things That I've Done
Released: 20054 tracksLabel: Universal International
Day and Age
Released: 2008Label: Island
Don't Shoot Me Santa
Released: 20072 tracksLabel: Island
Read My Mind
Released: 20074 tracksLabel: Island
Mr. Brightside
Released: 20044 tracksLabel: Fugees
Smile Like You Mean It
Released: 2005Label: Lizard King
Leaving Las Vegas
Released: 2007Label: MVD
Somebody Told Me
Released: 20043 tracksLabel: Island
Connect Set
3 tracksLabel: Connect
When You Were Young
Released: 20063 tracksLabel: Island
A Great Big Sled
Released: 20061 tracksLabel
For Reasons Unknown
Released: 2007Label: Universal/Mercury
NME Presents Essential Bands 2006
Released: 200623 tracksLabel: Universal TV
Tranquilize
Released: 20071 tracksLabel: Universal