Let's Dance - David Bowie Reviews

In the year of 1983 all eyes were on David Bowie and what he would do next. He had taken an unprecedented three years away from releasing a new studio album; prior to this an album a year was to be expected from The Thin White Duke. However, Bowie had been developing a get rich quick scheme that would be certain to reap rewards. To ...  Read the complete review

Throughout music history, I doubt there will ever be another artist to will produce the same amount of albums as David ‘dye my hair orange and call me Ziggy’ Bowie. The controversial and predominately dance album, ‘Let’s Dance,’ was his staggering 23rd album by the time it was released in April 1983. Since the days of strong make up ...  Read the complete review

From a very early age I heard snippets of David Bowies music emanating from my brothers bedroom and right through to my late teen years I became increasingly enamored with his music to the point where I now have just about every track and album he ever released. Whilst my brothers music taste changed notably towards the heavy rock scene and ...  Read the complete review

BOREDOM, BOREDOM, BER-DUM BER-DUMMMM!!!! Oh hum, here we go now. Let's dance put on your red shoes and dance the blues Let's dance to the song they're playin' on the radio Let's sway while colour lights up your face Let's sway sway through the crowd to an empty space Yeah, okay so far, ...  Read the complete review

Why, oh why, oh why? David you didn't have to do it. Why didn't you stay away forever? This piece of nonsense was an insult to what the man had done before - inferior, bland, pop pap which should have been consigned to the bargain bins before it was released. It sported the three hit singles Let's Dance, China Girl ...  Read the complete review