The first side of the album is sophisticated pop prog rock like Alan Parson or Mike Oldfield. The story was that DB went to Berlin to get a taste of its electronic music scene and met with Edgar Froese of Tangerine Dream. A planned collaboration was in the offing but never transpired and still a mystery. It would have been a different path had he ended up with this Teutonic musician. So DB linked up with fellow Anglo Brian Eno who is also a pioneer in his own league of electronic music and the product was LOW. Whimsical lyrics short singable and melodious songs from Bowie with electronics courtesy of Brian Eno. Side two all instrumental is dark, gothic with Brian Eno's soundscape dominating it with a little of Bowie's wailing and moaning much like music for a funeral procession. A good addition to your prog library..surprise "It's from David Bowie"!