CD Cover Review The Killers - Sawdust

This album was released in November 2007 and had the tracks:

1. Tranquilize
2. Shadowplay
3. All the Pretty Faces
4. Leave the Bourbon on the Shelf
5. Sweet Talk
6. Under the Gun
7. Where the White Boys Dance
8. Show You How
9. Move Away
10. Glamorous Rock & Roll
11. Who Let You Go?
12. The Ballad of Michael Valentine
13. Ruby, Don't Take Your Love to Town
14. Daddy's Eyes
15. Sam's Town
16. Romeo and Juliet
17. Mr BrightSide

As you can see it has "the Killers" written in their trademark font and is set in the middle of the width and slightly above the middle of the hight to allow the image below to be more easily seen. The central image is of an arm which is made of wood and is splintered and decaying. While in the background there is a setting of a forest with golden/green leaves. These two images symbolise two of the aspects of life within nature. Nature is beautiful and pretty but nature will always and it will always return to that stage throughout the seasons, it will always be beautiful. The arm on the other hand connotes the frailty of human life and it splintering and decaying suggests that humans are not as interchangeable and adaptive, and mostly that we will all die at some stage. But as the arm is wood it also suggests that humans, while in there prime are just as, if not as beautiful as and a part of nature.