BOWIE - THE BERLIN TRILOGY

David Bowie's Berlin Trilogy consists of three groundbreaking albums: Low, "Heroes", and Lodger, created between 1977 and 1979. These albums mark a creative resurgence for Bowie, where he experimented with minimalist soundscapes, electronic influences, and introspective lyrics. Together with producer Brian Eno, he explored a unique fusion of ambient, rock, and avant-garde, setting new standards in music. With the iconic title track "Heroes" at its center, the Berlin Trilogy cemented Bowie's status as a musical pioneer and an unforgettable icon.

(One of them was recorded in France, though. Do you know which one?)