<b>David Bowie?s legendary time in West Berlin as he searches for inspiration and records his 1977 album <i>Low</i></b><br><br><i>LOW</i> traces the aftermath of David Bowie?s groundbreaking tour of America and the iconic ?Berlin years? that followed.<br><br> Hot on the platform heels of <i>Starman: Bowie?s Stardust Years</i> (SelfMadeHero, 2023), Reinhard Kleist masterfully concludes his two-part biography of David Bowie.<br><br> In 1976, Bowie escaped the frantic madness and substance abuse of his life in Los Angeles for the Wall of the divided city of Berlin. With his friend Iggy Pop in tow, Bowie quit drugs and created <i>LOW</i>, the first album of his ?Berlin Trilogy.? But even here, in some of the happiest days of his life, Ziggy Stardust would not let him go . . .<br><br><i>LOW</i> follows Bowie?s forays through West Berlin?s revolutionary music scene and wild club life, and takes us deep into his recording sessions at Hansa Studios. The friendship between Bowie and Iggy drives
