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Album artwork for Low (Remastered) by David Bowie

David Bowie's 2017 remastered reissue of the legendary Low. Available here on LP and CD.

The first of Bowie's legendary Berlin Trilogy, Low. It also caused so much consternation in the NME offices that they ran two reviews, one praising it to the skies, the other bewildered by Bowie's move towards the chilly electronic sounds that bore the influence of krautrock, particularly that of Kraftwerk and Neu! Collaborating with Brian Eno and produced by the genius Tony Visconti, Low is an album of two distinct halves. Side one ( in old money) is full of quirky oddball pop vignettes, the highlight being the incredible Sound and Vision, a hit for Bowie in 1977. Side two was the side which upset some people, four long icy instrumentals evoking the spirit of the city of Berlin, split into two halves by the wall, and the mood of the eastern bloc in general (see Warszawa.) Now, of course, these tracks are seen as a blueprint for much that was to come over the following decade, and even up until today, but at the time, it so so surprising and so groundbreaking that many didn't know what to make of it.

LP - Standard LP.

CD - Standard CD.

David Bowie

Low (Remastered)

Parlophone
Album artwork for Low (Remastered) by David Bowie
LP

$26.99

2017 Remastered Version

Released 02/23/2018Catalogue Number

A 219077 P

Album artwork for Low (Remastered) by David Bowie
CD

$14.99

2017 Remastered Version.

Released 02/23/2018Catalogue Number

CD 219077 P

Usually dispatched in 5-10 days

David Bowie

Low (Remastered)

Parlophone
Album artwork for Low (Remastered) by David Bowie
LP

$26.99

2017 Remastered Version

Released 02/23/2018Catalogue Number

A 219077 P

Album artwork for Low (Remastered) by David Bowie
CD

$14.99

2017 Remastered Version.

Released 02/23/2018Catalogue Number

CD 219077 P

Usually dispatched in 5-10 days

David Bowie's 2017 remastered reissue of the legendary Low. Available here on LP and CD.

The first of Bowie's legendary Berlin Trilogy, Low. It also caused so much consternation in the NME offices that they ran two reviews, one praising it to the skies, the other bewildered by Bowie's move towards the chilly electronic sounds that bore the influence of krautrock, particularly that of Kraftwerk and Neu! Collaborating with Brian Eno and produced by the genius Tony Visconti, Low is an album of two distinct halves. Side one ( in old money) is full of quirky oddball pop vignettes, the highlight being the incredible Sound and Vision, a hit for Bowie in 1977. Side two was the side which upset some people, four long icy instrumentals evoking the spirit of the city of Berlin, split into two halves by the wall, and the mood of the eastern bloc in general (see Warszawa.) Now, of course, these tracks are seen as a blueprint for much that was to come over the following decade, and even up until today, but at the time, it so so surprising and so groundbreaking that many didn't know what to make of it.

LP - Standard LP.

CD - Standard CD.