"Low", the first album of David Bowie's stunning  collaboration with soundscape specialist Brian Eno, is easily the most "plastic" of the trilogy -- that was, and still is, the point.  Modern music's chameleon, who has changed personas more times than some  people change their socks, bent and manipulated the course of music once  again with "Low", and the effects are likely never to cease being  felt. In a career that has been all about breaking new ground, this is  arguably Bowie's finest hour.