description David Bowie - Low Overview
"Low" is David Bowie's 11th studio album, released in 1977. Recorded partly in France and West Berlin during a period of personal and artistic change, it divides between concise, heavily treated songs and largely instrumental pieces shaped by electronic and ambient textures. Produced with Tony Visconti and featuring Brian Eno's contributions, the album is the first entry in the sequence commonly called Bowie's Berlin Trilogy.
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When was David Bowie's Low released?
Low was released in 1977 as Bowie's 11th studio album on RCA Records. It is generally described as the first part of his Berlin Trilogy.
Is the second side of Low mostly instrumental?
Yes, the second side is dominated by atmospheric pieces such as Warszawa, Art Decade, and Weeping Wall. Those tracks feature experimental electronic textures associated with Brian Eno and Bowie's late-1970s work.
What albums complete David Bowie's Berlin Trilogy?
The trilogy consists of Low, Heroes, and Lodger. Heroes followed Low in 1977, while Lodger completed the sequence in 1979.
Who produced David Bowie's Low?
David Bowie and Tony Visconti produced the album. Bowie recorded parts of it at Château d'Hérouville in France and at Hansa Studio by the Wall in West Berlin.
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