Lodger: Vinyl LP.

Lodger, released in 1979, is the third installment in David Bowie's iconic Berlin trilogy, a collaboration with the legendary producer and experimentalist Brian Eno. The trilogy started with Heroes and Low in 1977. Unlike the earlier dark records filled with alien - sounding instrumentals, Lodger takes a different path. It has relatively straightforward songs and no such strange instrumentals. Once considered hard to access, Lodger now stands as a classic and transitional Bowie album, brimming with an experimental spirit. The album offers a journey through strange lands, from the Middle Eastern vibes of Yassassin to the odd wordplay of African Night Flight. Tracks like Boys Keep Swinging (covered by ex - Bangle Susanna Hoffs) and DJ have a traditional rock song structure, but their unique textures, rough edges, and dissonant elements make them something special. Look Back in Anger, with Adrian Belew's fierce guitar playing, became a mainstay in Bowie's live concerts. Red Money is Bowie's take on Iggy Pop's Sister Midnight from The Idiot. The anthemic Red Sails, co - written with Eno, has a powerful forward motion, with its glorious crescendo and fadeout creating the most thrilling moments on the record.

Using this vinyl LP is easy. Just place it on a record player, gently drop the needle on the starting groove, and enjoy the music. When handling the vinyl, make sure your hands are clean to avoid leaving fingerprints or dirt on the surface. Always store the LP in its sleeve to protect it from dust and scratches. If it gets dirty, use a soft, anti - static brush to clean it. Never use harsh chemicals or abrasive materials as they can damage the vinyl. Also, keep it away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures to maintain its quality over time.