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Killyourstereo.com recently spoke with The Used frontman Bert McCracken about the band's special 15-year anniversary tour.

He'll have in debut record in tow

"I have not played my last chord yet and when that fateful day does arrive, [I hope] that the last chord will not be a minor one."

"A work sure to be divisive, sure to get bums on seats, but one that seems to lack heart."

"I started thinking about the times we might remember at the moment of our death."

"Brother - what an exquisite song, filled with so much passion, yet we want to feel more."

"It's a kaleidoscopic collision of Bowie, Dylan, Nilsson and West Coast-sounding show tunes, all wrapped up in an indie, glam fervour."

"The pace is leaden, his voice a gothic, stentorian and preacher-like baritone."

"A tour de force of artful adaptation, weaving a musical arc around the exquisite rhythms of one of the world's great poets."