#david keuning

🚀Luther🚀 "Spaceman" --Space boyyy that got experimented on duh, Then they took my blood type/It left a strange impression in my head

🗡Diego🗡 "The Runaways"--Hospital escape, Lila, and I swore on the head of our unborn child/That I could take care of the three of us/But I got the tendency to slip when the nights get wild/It's in my blood

🗣Allison🗣"Mr. Brightside" --She gets their most popular song, and jealousssssy turning into saints in a sea... in thinking about how she treats Luther/Sloane, while she has everything she wants now.

🔮Klaus🔮 "Be Still"/"Cody" --Medium, Psychopomp, you get the idea, Don't break character you got a lot of heart💗

☕️Five☕️ "All the That Things I've Done"--When will he get his retirement? You know you gotta help me out, yeah/When there's no where else to run/ Is there room for one more son?

🐙Ben🐙 "Flesh and Bone" --Ironic because he's dead, at the same time he is different from the other siblings just like Viktor. But I'm not sure how/This natural selection picked me out to be/A dark horse running in a fantasy

🌀Viktor🌀 "Somebody Told Me"/"Human" --The first one for the gender bop. For the other, only is he literally the one always preforming for others and the emotional backboard, he is also the most powerful and distant from the rest. Are we human/Or are we dancer?/My hands are cold/And I'm on my knees/Looking for the answer

WE ARE THE KILLERS

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David Keuning is the guitarist for the American rock band The Killers. He's the author of the song you know for sure!  Mr. Brightside.

Let's list all the guitars that David uses:

- Fender Starcaster 

- Ibanez Destroyer 

- Fender Stratocaster candy apple red 

- Red Epiphone G-400 used in the early days

- Gretsch White Falcon 

- Ebony Gibson Les Paul Custom 

- Gibson Les Paul Custom Electric Guitar

and i wanna stop!

Gibson! Today’s Les Paul Custom is based on the model from the mid-1950s, but with several modern appointments. The body is crafted with a hand-carved maple top, which is fitted to a body made from a solid piece of mahogany with strategically routed holes to lessen the weight of the guitar, resulting in a Les Paul with enhanced acoustic qualities and improved resonance.

I want to highlight special quotes of David:

I’m certainly not the only modern guitarist who does this, but one thing I try to do is avoid power chords and straight barre chords. I’m always looking for unusual voicings, and I try to be as inventive as I can without over-thinking it. I’ve actually noticed quite a few wrong versions of my guitar parts making the rounds as tablature and sheet music. “When You Were Young,” for example, is not this [plays F, Gm, Am and C as a 6th-string-root barre chord progression up the neck]. It’s this [plays a similar progression, re-voicing the chords with a sliding grip that has his thumb playing the root note, and the third and fourth fingers covering the 5th and octave on the A and D strings respectively, and the first string throughout.) 

I used a Gibson ES-335 for most of the sessions. On previous records we had tuned the guitars down a half-step to Eb [Eb, Ab, Db, Gb, Bb, Eb, low to high], but on this one we were mostly in standard tuning, and my 335 is the guitar that I keep in standard tuning live. That’s a nylon-string on “I Can’t Say,” and the prechorus of “Spaceman.” I prefer the sound of a nylon-string to a steel-string. Live, I thought of putting the acoustic guitar on the stand, but I opted to just play the parts on electric, at least for now. full