Bowie, David: Lodger (CD) Eric Clapton Jimmy Cliff - Many Rivers

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without the orchestral bombast that stifled some of the songs on the first album and boasting a more diverse overall selection of songs

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not as a concrete religious entity but as a sign for a generalized sense of faith (in something

Bowie, David: Lodger (CD) Eric Clapton Jimmy Cliff - Many RiversLodger was third in Bowie's Berlin Trilogy, his collaboration with legendary producer experimentalist Brian Eno, which began with Heroes and Low (both released in 1977). While those dark records were heavy on alien sounding instrumentals, Lodger had none, and even contained songs that seemed relatively straightforward. Considered inaccessible at the time, Lodger now sounds like a classic, transitional Bowie album, if only for its rich spirit of