Ta-Dah

Scissor Sisters’ second studio album Ta-Dah is a product of New York City’s vibrant queer nightlife scene. In the early 00s Scissor Sisters led their own glam-disco revival with outrageous stage shows and hedonistic hooks just as the city was experiencing a Strokes-led rock resurgence. Despite their adjacent scenes, Scissor Sisters wouldn’t experience the same kind of breakout success as their peers until they crossed the pond to the UK, where camp is second-nature and their brand of eccentric pop was welcomed by a population raised on George Michael, 10CC and Elton John. Ta-Dah features collaborations with Elton John, Carlos Alomar and Paul Williams

It includes the smash-hit single “I Don’t Feel Like Dancin’,” alongside “Land Of A Thousand Words”, “She’s My Man” and “Kiss You Off”.