Alright, you've just pulled out David Bowie's 12" single for "Modern Love" from 1983—a real gem from his *Let's Dance* era that perfectly captures the electric energy of early '80s pop-rock. This record is a dancefloor powerhouse with that irresistible groove Bowie mastered, fusing rock with a polished, funky edge. The production is slick but never sterile, with Bowie's charismatic vocals driving the track forward.
What makes this single particularly worth a spin is the context: coming off Bowie’s reinvention in the '80s, it shows how he could masterfully blend mainstream appeal with artistic flair. Plus, if you flip it over, you might find an extended or remixed version that's even more immersive. It’s a snapshot of Bowie embracing the MTV age without losing his unique style.
If you’re into Bowie’s earlier quirky glam or more experimental phase, this one’s a lively detour worth exploring—especially if you catch it at a spot like The Den where these grooves come to life on vinyl. Give it a shot; it’s Bowie at his most accessible and danceable.
Track listing & samples
David Bowie – Modern Love - 12" Single
Life On Mars
Sound and Vision
Lady Grinning Soul
Soul Love
Panic in Detroit
The Man Who Sold the World
Right
Silly Boy Blue
Chant of the Ever Circling Skeletal Family
Move On
Modern Love
Where Are We Now
TNGHT
Golden Years
Fantastic Voyage
Space Oddity
Heroes
Sound samples are included to help you get a feel for the music, but they may not always match the exact pressing or track version of the record listed. When in doubt, trust the photos and pressing information - that's the actual record you're buying.
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