Dance Yrself Clean (track)
by LCD Soundsystem
Year: 2010
From the album This Is Happening (track #1)
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Dance Yrself Clean appears on the following album(s) by LCD Soundsystem:
- This Is Happening (track #1) (this album) (2010)
- The Long Goodbye: LCD Soundsystem Live At Madison Square Garden (track #1) (2014)
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| 05/27/2026 20:48 | VanillaBean | 6,256 | 89/100 | |
| 05/14/2026 00:49 | Keepthenoise25 | 64 | 87/100 | |
| 01/13/2026 10:48 | aramsamsam | 335 | 67/100 | |
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| 09/17/2025 04:02 | brent13 | 11,229 | 85/100 |
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Nothing special ??♂️ average music and song ??♂️
pjohnsongolf 06/13/2021 23:51 | #270606
This is one of the best of the decade for sure
DriftingOrpheus 03/28/2020 02:33 | #249174
Few songs display the confidence to leave a hook three minutes into the track but It is nevertheless, so worth the wait.
Easily one of my favorite songs ever, it's impossible to not dance to this.
I love the chemistry between the synth and the drums during the second part.
Delightfully unique and weirdly danceable.
hereforashortime 02/22/2017 17:14 | #186150
One of the best album openers ever
Television + Talking Heads + Daft Punk + IDK what kind of weird dance post-punk = this
Space-Dementia 08/26/2015 15:56 | #148598
At first I didn't see what the big deal was, but as the song progressed, more layers kept getting added on and I realized that this was going to be a very interesting song. Definitely one of the highlights of this album.
Yeah, I do believe that this is my favourite LCD track. It begins with a minimalist yet enticing percussion part before it slowly adds on piece after piece until there is a catchy little keyboard riff playing over the top of Murphy's vocals and the original beat. Suddenly, a few minutes into the song, the drums crash a few times and we are hurled onto an iridescent dancefloor accompanied by the powerful saccharine swirls of LCD Soundsystem's synths. This track alone, it seems, would have made a sufficient toolbox for the lustrous production on Arcade Fire's Reflektor, the first--and hopefully not final--AF album to be produced by James Murphy. "Dance Yrself Clean" should surely be counted among the classics of electronica.
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