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Posted on 11/10/07 at 04:35:20 pm
The Killers and Lou Reed’s duet ‘Tranquilize’ is available to download tomorrow (October 12) and we’ve had sneak preview.

From it's opening chords, its clear that this is a swaggering, twisting epic that subtly moves on from everything that made ‘Sam’s Town’ and makes it even grander.
Packing in everything that makes an 'event' song (a string section, a children’s choir and an end of track tempo change) there's more than a passing nod to My Chemical Romance's 'Welcome To The Black Parade’.
“Was it love or was it just easy?” Lou sings in semi - sleazy style as the pomp of the music recalls the likes of Pink Floyd, Alice Cooper and Reed’s own ‘Berlin’.
With its classic rock stylings and no-nonsense production it feels like a potential Number One.
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