David_Bowie-Low-(CDP_7977192)-Reissue_Remastered-CD-FLAC-1991-SHGZ

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         Artist..: David Bowie
         Album...: Low


         GENRE....: Rock
         STYLE....: Electronic, Experimental, Ambient


         LABEL....: EMI                  SCENE.....: 2015-01-05
         BITRATE..: 828 kbps avg         STORE.....: 1991-00-00
         ENCODER..: FLAC 1.2.1 -8 -V     TRACKS....: 14
         SIZE.....: 292.6MB              SOURCE....: CD


         URL..: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Low_%28David_Bowie_album%29


         - TRACKLIST


   1   Speed Of Life                           2:47
   2   Breaking Glass                          1:53
   3   What In The World                       2:23
   4   Sound And Vision                        3:03
   5   Always Crashing In The Same Car         3:33
   6   Be My Wife                              2:56
   7   A New Career In A New Town              2:55
   8   Warszawa                                6:23
   9   Art Decade                              3:47
   10  Weeping Wall                            3:28
   11  Subterraneans                           5:42
   12  Some Are (Previously Unreleased Track   3:16
       Recorded 1976-79) (Bonus Track)
   13  All Saints (Previously Unreleased       3:38
       Track Recorded 1976-79) (Bonus Track)
   14  Sound And Vision (Remixed Version,      4:40
       1991) (Bonus Track)



                                     Total Playtime: 50:24



   http://www.discogs.com/David-Bowie-Low/release/55556

   Tracks 12 to 14 are bonus tracks not featured on the original LP release
   (1977) and were mixed in 1991. Tracks 12 & 13 were recorded between 1976 &
   1979.

   Recorded At û Studio HΘrouville
   Recorded At û Hansa Tonstudios
   Mixed At û Hansa Tonstudios
   Mastered At û Northeastern Digital

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   Following through with the avant-garde inclinations of Station to Station,
   yet explicitly breaking with David Bowie's past, Low is a dense, challenging
   album that confirmed his place at rock's cutting edge. Driven by dissonant
   synthesizers and electronics, Low is divided between brief, angular songs and
   atmospheric instrumentals. Throughout the record's first half, the guitars
   are jagged and the synthesizers drone with a menacing robotic pulse, while
   Bowie's vocals are unnaturally layered and overdubbed. During the
   instrumental half, the electronics turn cool, which is a relief after the
   intensity of the preceding avant pop. Half the credit for Low's success goes
   to Brian Eno, who explored similar ambient territory on his own releases. Eno
   functioned as a conduit for Bowie's ideas, and in turn Bowie made the
   experimentalism of not only Eno but of the German synth group Kraftwerk and
   the post-punk group Wire respectable, if not quite mainstream. Though a
   handful of the vocal pieces on Low are accessible -- "Sound and Vision" has a
   shimmering guitar hook, and "Be My Wife" subverts soul structure in a
   surprisingly catchy fashion -- the record is defiantly experimental and dense
   with detail, providing a new direction for the avant-garde in rock & roll.






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