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As he settled in Berlin in the 1970’s with electronic keyboard titan Brian Eno,
they began there striking multi-layered cutting edge collaboration in 1977 with a
couple highly experimental albums that would become yet another high point in
his music career. Again repeating the artistic formula from Low’s half vocal- half
electronica avant-garde rock, Heroes serves up the strengthen sonic innovative
skills where Bowie and Eno explored during their collaboration from their stay in
Berlin. Beginning with the opening track Beauty And The Beast, the exhilarating
track set proceed with ambient force on other dazzling songs, like Joe The Lion,
V-2 Schneider, Black out, Sense Of Doubt, the lyrical instrumental classic Moss
Garden and The Secret Life Of Arabia, for whom the two rock titans handle with
high endurance and bold artistic action. What adds to the success of Heroes is
how the vocals boasts fuller hard rhythms and it’s well-conceive deeper layer of
sounds while Robert Fripp’s guitar solos provides a muscular foundation for the
electronic background, especially when it came to those relatively conventional
songs. Similarly, the instrumentals give a more vividly-paced feedback which is
well-detailed with a keen momentum, but ironically speaking it also showcase a
more explicit debt to German-synth pop and European experimental rock which
made this a winning benchmark in contemporary music. However, Parlophone
and EMI may want to include a bonus track from a 1991 CD re-issue that had a
bonus cut, Abdulmajiia, and the 19-minute EP international edition of Heroes.
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Lidia Ramirez
Un gran disco de un cantante imprescindible.
Reviewed in Spain on September 29, 2019