5 Things to Know About David Bowie's Low

The album was almost called “New Music: Night and Day” Bowie originally planned to title his 1977 experimental album “New Music: Night and Day” before settling on Low.

The title Low came from a different source Bowie chose Low as a reference to the low point in his life and career at the time, not as a description of the music’s energy.

The album marked a major stylistic shift Low was Bowie’s first collaboration with Brian Eno, blending art rock with ambient and electronic sounds.

It was recorded in two distinct halves Side one features short, structured songs, while side two is entirely instrumental and experimental.

The album was initially controversial Critics and fans were divided, but Low is now widely regarded as one of Bowie’s most influential works.