Out of my ridiculously extensive record collection, "Low" is in my Top Ten. I was floored when it was released because it combines the talents of two of my very favorite artists. This is the first album in what is now referred to as the Berlin Trilogy, Bowie's collaboration with composer/ambient god/theorist/producer Brian Eno. "Low" was followed by "'Heroes'" in '78 and "Lodger" in '79 and the subsequent music got progressively (regressively?) more pop/rock and less experimental. I should note that "Low" came out at the (arguable) height of the punk movement so it sounded like nothing out there at the time and after the hit-and-miss blue-eyed soul of "Young Americans" and "Station To Station", this was a consistently brilliant surprise.