SAWDUST (ALBUM)

'''Sawdust''' is the title of a forthcoming compilation of B-sides, rarities and remixes by the Las Vegas rock band The Killers, due for an estimated release in November 2007. The title of the upcoming album was confirmed by Rolling Stone's "Smoking Section" on September 6, 2007.[1]

Contents

Confirmed Tracks

Possible Tracks

Sources

Confirmed Tracks

★ "Tranquilize" - a new song recorded with Lou Reed

★ "All the Pretty Faces" - from the When You Were Young single

★ "Shadowplay" - Joy Division cover from the movie Control

★ "Move Away" - appeared on the Spider-man 3 soundtrack

★ "Ruby, Don't Take Your Love to Town" - Mel Tillis cover and b-side from Smile Like You Mean It

★ "Romeo and Juliet" (Dire Straits) - Live at Abbey Road Studios

Possible Tracks

Hot Fuss b-sides:

★ "The Ballad of Michael Valentine" (unlikely as it appeared on the US limited version of Hot Fuss)

★ "Under the Gun"(unlikely as it appeared on the US limited version of Hot Fuss)

★ "Glamorous Indie Rock and Roll" (unlikely as it appeared on the US limited version of Hot Fuss)

★ "Show You How"

★ "Who Let You Go"

★ "Get Trashed"

★ "Why Don't You Find Out For Yourself" (Morrissey) - BBC Radio One Session
Sam's Town b-sides:

★ "Where the White Boys Dance"

★ "Daddy's Eyes"
Demo songs:

★ Oh Yeah, By The Way

★ Replaceable

★ Desperate

★ Waiting For Love
Unreleased songs played live and mentioned in interviews:

★ "Where Is She?" - also known as "Soft Surrender"

★ "Stereo of Lies"

★ "Leave the Bourbon on the Shelf" - currently unreleased song said to be the first part of the so-called 'murder trilogy' along with "Midnight Show" and "Jenny Was a Friend of Mine"

★ "Burning Up" - new track revealed in interview with German "Musikexpress", February 2007

★ "Metropolis" - new track mentioned in interview in spring 2007

★ "Dreamland" - mentioned in interview in summer 2007, reportedly was already recorded as early as February 2007 while the band was on their Australian tour

Sources

Brandon talks about the album: [2]
Recording with Lou Reed: [3]
Talk about first album with mention of unreleased song "Leave the Bourbon on the Shelf": VH1 Biography