Echoes of Berlin | The Story of Low: David Bowie's Experimental Masterpiece 

Oh...OK - but honestly, in 2 words: SCOTT WALKER, and 2 other words: Peter Hammil. The ONLY Thing original about Bowie was his "Drag Show"! - still loved Bowie, though.

I'm glad I was there with Bowie in 1976.

​@@MarkDarnell-cq2wy I've been listening to the audio of Bowie's Live in Nassau Coliseum in '76 - it truly is staggering radiance in so many aspects, from a 29 year old. And that is without anything from the even more adored Low and beyond. Few could equal the wattage of that. Then there's his 50th party (in Boston? I think, on YT) where he does Queen B with Lou Reed (it's a good 'un) and I'm sure Lou cannot believe the way this guy goes, the camera catches a little look he gives Bowie as he's bobbing up and down, as if wtf! (yea yeah we know, that stuff from Bolivia, and yet . . ) But love Hammil's music, the unique turn of chord or melody - pity it's not better recorded - but goosebump stuff in parts. The Black Room.

@@blackhorse11thACR '78

As time goes on and nothing good happens on the music scene, these albums will stand out even more.

Possibly. Both are great albums but Low has always been more interesting to me.

@@vikramlikesmusic You're such a twerp.

Should have used a narrator from Northern Ireland, they would have nailed that unintentionally.

@@davidcopson5800hoyever, that may create some unintended consequences

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@@1492oceanblue2 what does ? mean

@@coley1skipton You have to question what '?' means.

@@davidcopson5800 what are they implying, do enlighten

Yes, in Studio Hérouville AND Hansa in Berlin, to be accurate - But that`s barely the point here - The writing and all inspirational input was collected in Berlin.

Heard all the dialogue just fine, music was a beautiful marriage. Don't change anything. Dude.

I heard it perfectly. You might need hearing aids friend.

Agreed, background music was a little high and if it was less ambient, it would have made it difficult to listen.

I think the music is great and gives an atmosphere. He speaks very clearly

Thank you for a wonderful film. ❤️❤️very inspiring

That's by SoundFlakes, he does some good repetitive ambient tracks. It is called "Horizon of the Unknown".

@@vikramlikesmusic Thanks a lot! I searched for 2 hours but I couldn´t find it. The most similar sounding that I found was a band called "Free System Projekt".

@@vikramlikesmusic 'And in the morning who'll be wide awake and eating snowflakes, as opposed to those flakes'

Along with Margaret Thatcher. lol

@@TonyEuston 'There's no love song finer, but how strange the change from Thatcher to Major, ev'ry time we say goodbye.'

It was written there.