Does the Berlin Trilogy have a jewel in the crown?

If so...

This is one of those albums I really liked, but never actually listen to it much.

I'm now starting to lump lodger in with Scary Monsters as part of the London 2.

I'm in!

It's almost as if the song titles act as lyrics.

Wendi's disappeared.

1: Speed of Life


Somebody was saying the other day that everyone thinks this is all Eno, but apparently he only came in at the end and added a couple of textures, although admittedly the songs by Bowie andTony Visconti were already very much in the commercialised Krautrock Eno style.

Breaking Glass.

This is as good as it gets.

It's amazing the band he assembled for this.

Did sound a bit like Ultravox!'s Slow Motion.

I bet it was a willy.

We should have done this on Ginger Tuesday.

03: What in the World

Dennis Davis and George Murray - the two greatest most underrated - virtually ignored - musicians of all time.

Tap-tap.. Is this thing on?

This one does sound a bit Lodgerish.

Nightjar wrote:

Dennis Davis and George Murray - the two greatest most underrated - virtually ignored - musicians of all time.

You ignored Carlos.

Y'know, I often feel I shouldn't like this song.

It's all angular and arty.

I fl*pping love it.

It's part of a symphony.

4 Sound and Vision

The single!

And the 6 disc box set I've got someplace.