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Let's Dance

Let's Dance

Studio album by David BowieWikipedia

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Oct 5, 2026

TonyGUEST
32:08
I, uh, I love this album.
TonyGUEST
32:09
Um, I'm not sure if the reason I love it so much is because I didn't realize between the Berlin trilogy and the Let's Dance album that he made such a great album in between.
TonyGUEST
32:20
So I think I was pleasantly surprised at the beginning of the season when we started talking about these albums.
TonyGUEST
32:25
So I, I really continue to enjoy this album.
SuzyHOST
88:56
Three to go.
SuzyHOST
88:57
Let's Dance was the only David Bowie solo number one not to feature which character? Ziggy Stardust, Major Tom or Aladdin Sane? Let's Dance was the only David Bowie solo number one not to feature which character?
SteveHOST
89:16
Oh, I never thought of it like that.
SuzyHOST
89:18
Did not feature, okay? Not.

8 MINS LATER

SuzyHOST
97:46
She doesn't love you now if you don't know what her songs are.
SteveHOST
97:48
Ziggy.
SuzyHOST
97:49
Number eight, Let's Dance was the only David Bowie solo number one not to feature which character? Ziggy Stardust, Major Tom, or Aladdin Sane?
SteveHOST
97:58
Ziggy.
EricHOST
8:16
Uh-
DanHOST
8:16
Let's Dance.
DanHOST
8:17
[laughs]
EricHOST
8:17
Oh, yes.
DanHOST
8:20
I did.
DanHOST
8:21
I figured it was, like, a 20% chance that you wouldn't.
DanHOST
8:23
[laughs] Um, so ju- just going in now, what does that tell y- what does that do for you that this was co-produced by the Let's Dance guy?
EricHOST
8:34
Um, we'll, we'll get some, some electronic business off of our chests here-
Steve NelsonGUEST
19:49
So we have four choices here.
Steve NelsonGUEST
19:51
I think our choices are The Low End Theory, uh, Blood Sugar Sex Magik, uh, Trompe Le Monde, or [hands rapping] what's the other one? There are four albums that came out on this day.
Chuck TerharkHOST
20:07
On the same day.
Steve NelsonGUEST
20:08
On the same day.
Chuck TerharkHOST
24:31
In 1996, this is the worst half of the decade musically, obviously.
Sean McPhersonHOST
24:35
100%.
Chuck TerharkHOST
24:36
Uh, and Metallica and Beck both released albums in 1996.
Chuck TerharkHOST
24:40
If you take Metallica's album and translate it into Pig Latin, you have the title of Beck's album.
Guy PrattHOST
46:56
Oh my God.
Guy PrattHOST
46:57
And that's when you did the Let's Dance Tour, right?
Earl SlickGUEST
46:59
Yeah.
Guy PrattHOST
46:59
Uh, that, or you-
Michael WolfeHOST
77:55
It hasn't disappeared, but...
Michael WolfeHOST
77:57
The thing about this song is it came after his album Let's Dance.
Michael WolfeHOST
78:02
And Let's Dance was Bowie's pop sensation record.
Michael WolfeHOST
78:07
It was huge.
Michael WolfeHOST
78:08
Enormous singles and multiple songs, whatever.
Bill WangHOST
17:20
The great Stevie Ray Vaughan played on it.
Bill WangHOST
17:22
And the great, both of them have passed, the great David Bowie, Let's Dance album.
Bill WangHOST
17:27
Bam!
Syncin StanleyHOST
17:28
Yeah, good one.

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Ian WoodsGUEST
29:23
Wow.
Ian WoodsGUEST
29:24
Very.
Ian WoodsGUEST
29:26
I didn't know whether to pick Scary Monsters or Let's Dance, and I figured, you know what? He's got...
Ian WoodsGUEST
29:35
It's such a good cross-sectional material.
Alec PalaoGUEST
62:15
it's funny, I mean, like if we would talk about Bowie generally, you know, I love everything he did pretty much up to and not including.
Alec PalaoGUEST
62:22
Let's dance.
Alec PalaoGUEST
62:25
Except, you know, the only dip I have really, funny enough, is I'm not that huge on like the first, you know, Man of Words, Man of Music or The Man Who Sold the World.
Alec PalaoGUEST
62:35
I mean, there's great songs on those albums, but I just don't like them as albums overall.
Alec PalaoGUEST
65:20
Yeah, well, I'm sorry to say I never did see him live.
Alec PalaoGUEST
65:23
Although my wife, Cindy, she went to the Cow Palace up here and saw the Thin White Duke period.
Alec PalaoGUEST
65:31
What's interesting is what she tells me is that – and this goes back to the English Elvis sort of thing – Up until Let's Dance, Bowie really was,
Mike StaxHOST
65:39
you know, fairly culty in the United States.
Alec PalaoGUEST
62:28
it's funny, I mean, like if we would talk about Bowie generally, you know, I love everything he did pretty much up to and not including.
Alec PalaoGUEST
62:36
Let's dance.
Alec PalaoGUEST
62:39
Except, you know, the only dip I have, really funny enough, is I'm not that huge on like the first, you know, Man of Words, Man of Music, or The Man Who Sold the World.
Alec PalaoGUEST
62:49
I mean, there's great songs on those albums, but I just don't like him as albums overall.
Alec PalaoGUEST
65:34
Yeah, well, I'm sorry to say I never did see him live.
Alec PalaoGUEST
65:37
Although my wife, Cindy, she went to the Cow Palace up here and saw the Thin White Duke period.
Alec PalaoGUEST
65:45
What's interesting is what she tells me is that – and this goes back to the English Elvis sort of thing – Up until Let's Dance, Bowie really was,
Mike StacksHOST
65:53
you know, fairly culty in the United States.
RobHOST
48:25
Now, Bob Clearmountain has a crazy resume.
RobHOST
48:27
He was the mixer on David Bowie's Let's Dance, on Bruce Springsteen's Born in the USA.
RobHOST
48:32
He is often credited or blamed for the shotgun blast snare drum found on the mega hit Born in the USA and many others.
RobHOST
48:40
But let's not forget that he also mixed the most significant and really the objectively best track in The Clash's long career.

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