Low (Vinyl LP) discogimp

Low (Vinyl LP) discogimpThe first of Bowie's legendary Berlin trilogy and the one that broke the most ground. 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

the LP also demonstrates a tuneful interplay and groove

The previously unreleased

'Camembert Electrique' is the first proper Gong album

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Francois' celebrated 1973 LP in which she teamed with the legends Serge Gainsbourg and Jean-Cluade Vannier

The Steve Miller Band's third album continued a terrific run of LPs that started with 1968's Children of the Future and Sailor

'Wouldn't It Be Nice

in this version or the very similar rendition by the Fifth Dimension

Album review from Blues Bunny below

and the garage band staple "Hey Joe" nails jazz flavored figures to a hard rocking romp

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50th Anniversary Mono Edition