David Bowie - Low - Vinyl Record *
January '77 saw the release of Low, the first in the Bowie/Visconti-produced Berlin trilogy. That year also saw the release of Heroes and Lodger. Unifying the albums was Bowie, Visconti and Eno. Low was groundbreaking, characterized by a unique sound. It was organic and not mechanized, thanks to the trio of Alomar (guitar), Davis (drums) and Murray (bass). It charted well, peaking at No. 2 in the UK and "Sound and Vision" and "Be My Wife" released as singles. It's timeless - thirty-nine minutes of brilliance and melancholia.
- Speed Of Life
- Breaking Glass
- What In The World
- Sound And Vision
- Always Crashing In The Same Car
- Be My Wife
- A New Career In A New Town
- Warszawa
- Art Decade
- Weeping Wall
- Subterraneans
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David Bowie - Low - Vinyl Record *
