Every David Bowie Album Ranked Worst To Best (By Guitar Power)

The follow-up to his most commercially successful album, 'Let's Dance', saw Bowie essentially produce a re-tread in terms of production and musical direction. Unsurprisingly, it sold well to fans who were expecting more of the same ‘Let’s Dance’ vibe.

Unfortunately, the quality of the material was far short of its predecessor. A reliance on Iggy Pop covers and co-writes was indicative of Bowie’s creative paucity at this point in his career. Even Bowie himself confessed to not liking it much in later years.