The Last Dinner Party Name David Bowie’s Diamond Dogs as an Album They Could Listen to Non-Stop

In a fun and revealing TikTok, members of The Last Dinner Party were asked: “One album you could listen to non-stop?”

The band enthusiastically pointed to David Bowie’s Diamond Dogs (1974) as a record they could play on repeat forever.

This choice makes perfect sense — The Last Dinner Party’s dramatic, theatrical, and glamorous style draws heavy inspiration from Bowie’s glam-rock peak, particularly the dystopian, raw energy of the Diamond Dogs era (including the famous “Diamond Dogs” tour with its elaborate stage design).

The band has previously spoken about Bowie’s influence on their artistry, androgynous aesthetics, and fearless creativity. Their curation of a display at the David Bowie Centre further highlights how deeply they connect with his work.

Diamond Dogs remains one of Bowie’s most iconic and ambitious albums, blending rock opera, glam, and Orwellian themes — and it clearly continues to resonate with new generations of artists like The Last Dinner Party.

Original Source: The Last Dinner Party TikTok