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Now that is a cameo!

oh forgot to pos, excellent review tom

Awesome review as ever. I'll definitely be giving some time to what Bowie I have when you're done with these.

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Thanks, Sonicspeed500 and AliW1993.



Just written 'Outside' review. It's a chunky one, but no-one's reviewed it here yet so it could do with a decent analysis.

your reviews about the more flighty Bowie albums make me want to listen to them truthfully.

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Cool : )

Yet another great review Tom, really liking the imagery you used here. It's also nice to know that Bowie was human and did take awhile for his genius to return; maybe there's hope for other artists still!

Album Rating: 2.0

Why did he decide to try and do Let's Dance#2? #1 was bad enough as it was without an unsuccessful re-run. This is a godawful album with one gem; the single "Jump they say". That whole suited, quiffed, soul boy look also was seriously dated by 92; no wonder it bombed in the states.

I can't think of anything good to say about this album (bar the single) except that it meant there would be no more Tin Machine.

Album Rating: 3.0

This album's really cool, not very innovative but I like this more than I was expecting

Album Rating: 3.0

haven't heard this one yet, don't know what to expect

Album Rating: 3.0

pretty dated album though there's some good tunes on here

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I'm kind of annoyed that I can't seem to remember anything about this album... except that it was kind of ballyhooed at Bowie's return to "Let's Dance" form. It even had Nile Rodgers back as producer, right? I do find it kind of amazing that as impossibly good David Bowie's music was during the 1970s, he, to me, just seemed to drop out of the radar after 1983. I never even got around to buying a copy of "Tonight"... strange, in hindsight, but his music just stopped being of interest to me suddenly. Bowie seemed to stop trying to get my interest, and so I stopped trying to get interested, I reckon.

Album Rating: 4.0

A very underrated and intriguing album. It has a unique classy/foreboding atmosphere, elevating it above his more popular '90s and aughts releases.

Album Rating: 2.5

I don't see why people say this is "Lets Dance part 2" when the album is more of an electronic-jazz and soul style, rather than a rock/pop dance album that Lets Dance was. if anything it feels more along the lines of a modern Young Americans

Album Rating: 3.0

Man what a mixed bag this album is. Some really great jazzy stuff mixed with bland and kitschy 90's pop.

Album Rating: 3.0

Bit of a stupid record but also a definite guilty pleasure for me lol

Album Rating: 2.5

Better than Tonight and MUCH better than NLMD

Album Rating: 2.5

"The Wedding" opener is beautiful. "Nite Flights/Pallas Athena/Looking For Lester", fun jazz ones, that's about it for me, one of the most uneven album ever. The closer "The Wedding Song" save it, nice 2.3/5

Album Rating: 3.0

If Jump they Say was saved for Earthling that would be the best Bowie album hands down.

Jump they say and dead man walking I love so much.

Album Rating: 3.0

Even the title track, Strangers When We Meet and Untitled No. 1 from Buddha of Suburbia are all like top 20 bowie songs, 90s bowie is so underrated in general.