#berlin trilogy

[bowieslut]

David Bowie at the Arie Crown Theater in Chicago - Isolar II World Tour - April 17th, 1978 by Peter Katsis

[thesobsister]

David Bowie, “Warszawa”

Ballsy move to go with this tune live on TV. It’s atmospheric and brilliant in its own way, but not what someone would expect to hear live, particularly in this setting. Good on him for confounding expectations.

“Stay”

Either preceded or followed by this classic off Station to Station, funky guitar courtesy of Adrian Belew.

[n1h1lx4nxs]

[onlydavidbowie]

David Bowie in 1979

[heavypedia]

Lançado em 14 de janeiro de 1977, Low é o 11º álbum de estúdio de David Bowie. Com faixas como “Sound and Vision”, “Be My Wife” e “Speed of Life” no tracklist, o disco marcou o início da chamada Trilogia de Berlim e alcançou a 2ª posição na parada britânica.

[sannuevo]

[brookbee]

David Bowie — "Heroes" on Top of the Pops, 1977

[pacific-pacifist]

Can we be Bowie fans forever and ever?

— Most of all, I love Bowie's art rock & ambient music. I think a lot of people will agree that «"Heroes"» one of his best albums, but few people remember any other songs except the one with the same name, so I was wondering which songs you like the most from this album.

Which songs from the album do you like the most? (except for "Heroes")

Beauty and the Beast

Joe the Lion

Sons of the Silent Age

Blackout

V-2 Schneider

Sense of Doubt

Moss Garden

Neuköln

The Secret Life of Arabia

Voting ended onDec 14, 2025

I think I could name these three songs as my favorites on the album:

3. «Beauty and the Beast» (so lively and bright, catchy, evokes in me almost the same feelings of evil power as "Heroes", only more danceable)

2. «Blackout» (sounds so heavy and cool, it's just gorgeous)

1. «Sense of Doubt» (hunting, beautifully frightening, superbly disturbing, perfectly working with space)

The album is very underrated, but it's really worth to listen to it

Love to all! 🩶