Let's Dance [ECD]
David Bowie returned to recording after a four-year break with this relatively clean-cut 1983 album. Although offering another definite new direction for Bowie, with Nile Rodgers of Chic helping to produce a stylish post-disco dance sound, Let's Dance is a mixed bag. Much of the album's success was due to its three danceable hit singles--"China Girl," a sensuous Bowie/Iggy Pop collaboration, the distinctive "Modern Love," and the funky title track. However, much of the rest of the album is bland and vapid, marking the start of serious decline in Bowie's songwriting skills. A cover of Metro's "Criminal World" and "Cat People" are the only other strong tracks here. --James Swift more
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Let's Dance [ECD] [Remaster]
Track Listing: 1. Modern Love, 2. China Girl, 3. Let's Dance, 4. Without You, 5. Ricochet, 6. Criminal World, 7. Cat... |
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- 3/5
- From: Amazon
- Posted: Sep-17-2008
- David Bowie - Let's Dance
David Bowie never stays with one musical style for very long; however, I think this may be the first time he has revisited a previous approach. His interest in R&B/dance music began with the Young Americans album and ended with the...
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- 4/5
- From: Amazon
- Posted: Aug-06-2008
- Definitely listenable and worth picking up, but it was all downhill from here....
This was actually the first Bowie album I ever bought (!), and I still like it, despite listening to his much more adventurous and creative music that preceeded this album. This was Bowie's biggest album commercially, infuriating many...
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- 4/5
- From: Amazon
- Posted: Mar-20-2008
- Lets Dance
David Bowie-Lets Dance ****Alright, alright, alright, it is easy to see that Let's Dance is not David Bowie's best album, it is way far from it. But with that being said lets make it a point to say that Let's Dance is also not his worst...
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- 3/5
- From: Amazon
- Posted: Feb-12-2008
- Mistaken reinvention
Very much a product of its time, "Let's Dance" has not aged particularly well. It's a post-disco dance record by way of a superstar and is also easily his most uneven since "Young Americans" (another album that was a product of its...
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- 4/5
- From: Amazon
- Posted: Aug-06-2008
- Definitely listenable and worth picking up, but it was all downhill from here....
This was actually the first Bowie album I ever bought (!), and I still like it, despite listening to his much more adventurous and creative music that preceeded this album. This was Bowie's biggest album commercially, infuriating many...
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- 3/5
- From: Amazon
- Posted: Sep-17-2008
- David Bowie - Let's Dance
David Bowie never stays with one musical style for very long; however, I think this may be the first time he has revisited a previous approach. His interest in R&B/dance music began with the Young Americans album and ended with the...
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- 2/5
- From: Amazon
- Posted: Jul-21-2005
- Dance Away The Heartache
David Bowie always walked a thin line between commercially acceptable and just plain commercial. This is the first time he fell off and became just plain commercial. A disco-esque record, it's remembered more fondly than it was...
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