David Bowie - 1. Low 2, Lodger 3. Stage (2LP-set) - Multiple titles - LP albums (multiple items) - Various pressings - 1977

This set brings together three significant albums by David Bowie from 1977: "Low," "Lodger," and "Stage," reflecting a transformational period in Bowie's career often referred to as his "Berlin Trilogy" phase. Known for his chameleonic artistry and boundary-pushing innovation, Bowie combined experimental electronic music with rock and pop influences during this era. "Low" and "Lodger" are studio albums displaying his embrace of ambient sounds, synthesizers, and collaboration with Brian Eno, highlighting Bowie's willingness to explore darker, avant-garde themes. "Stage" is a live double LP capturing performances that showcase Bowie's theatricality and musical versatility. These various pressings provide a glimpse into a critical period that influenced many genres, including new wave and post-punk. Collectors value these albums for their artistic impact, sonic experimentation, and Bowie's influential legacy.