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The Next Day

The Next Day

Studio album by David BowieWikipedia

Search complete. 10 mentions across 3 episodes found for "The Next Day".

Oct 25, 2026

AshHOST
46:40
And the thing is, before he died, he released two albums.
AshHOST
46:44
One was The Next Day.
AshHOST
46:46
Yes.
AshHOST
46:47
And I think that is one of his...

25 MINS LATER

AshHOST
71:36
yeah
MatthewHOST
71:37
Liam was just hilarious.
MatthewHOST
71:38
I think he got door stopped the next day and, you know, BBC was saying how unprofessional to be drunk in front of, you know, and Liam's kind of funny response was, yeah, he was drunk, but so were the audience.
MatthewHOST
71:54
What's the problem? But yeah, it was them at a kind of chaotic time.
RoryHOST
76:47
Four out of five.
RoryHOST
76:50
Another point that Kitty does make in her review of the album there is that when Bloodsports came out, it was somewhat overshadowed by David Bowie announcing The Next Day, his first album in 10 years.
RoryHOST
77:03
And Night Thoughts ended up being released two weeks after David Bowie passed away.
RoryHOST
77:10
It is, was, and always will be inescapable.
RoryHOST
77:35
And it didn't turn up on the Friday, nor the Saturday, nor the Monday.
RoryHOST
77:41
The Monday being the day we heard that David Bowie had passed away.
RoryHOST
77:46
And my copy of Blackstar arrived the next day.
RoryHOST
77:50
My first listen to Blackstar was the day after his passing, which, yeah, that's definitely one for another episode, I think.
Guy PrattHOST
13:25
Yeah.
Gary KempHOST
13:25
And then of course, uh, you know, uh, going up to Station to Station, and then coming back and, and recording on Bowie's the next day, and Heathen and, you know, I, I, and I think he was probably on stage when David had his heart attack as well, you know, which was, you know, a shock to everybody.
Gary KempHOST
13:39
Um, and, and, and then of course, Double Fantasy, John Lennon-
Guy PrattHOST
13:43
Yeah

8 MINS LATER

Earl SlickGUEST
21:22
Uh, it was insane.
Earl SlickGUEST
21:24
So on a Sunday night, on, on February 9, 1964, we see The Beatles.
Earl SlickGUEST
21:29
The next day at school, it was, it was chaos.
Gary KempHOST
21:33
Yeah.

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