What a strange and wonderful album.  Dark yet poetic.  Bowie was truly something at this point in time.  Creatively prolific and hungry to express - this is one of the definitive Bowie albums which burns an impression into your heart and reminds the world (or anyone exploring his legacy) what a wonderful artist he was, and how he didn't really give a hoot about anything except making music in a different way.  Pushing the envelope, and pushing the edge - Low works because it's fragmented and goes against convention.  Working with Brian Eno produced experimental yet fruitful results.  Recommended listening for anyone interested to hear (at the time) his most divergent album which sits nicely with the rest of his 70's repertoire.