shows Bowie clearly all coked up in the late 1970's (i.e. the period of Low, which has this song) and being driven around in a car -- he's looking all around, like he's paranoid, and his face is just so coked out. It's also just a very striking lyric inasmuch as the image of repeatedly crashing in the same car is beautifully "existential". It really is all over the place, this album. I like it, too, but why is it that more critics put this as Bowie's greatest than any other album? It's very good, but it's also, like I said, all over the place, coked out, and whatnot. It's beautiful, but I'm surprised there's such consensus on it! And it's the peak of his "Berlin" period. Funny, too, how the critics are the same way about Lou Reed's "Berlin" album. (He went all the way and just named it Berlin!) And, Berlin is actually not just an outgrowth of coked out craziness, but is, as I remember it, explicitly a concept album about a coked out chick. Or, that's some of the songs, at least. And Low was not made about a "previous" period of drug use. Low was made while Bowie in the middle of his period of using cocaine most heavily -- it was the late 1970's and he was a rock star! Can't you hear the scatterbrained, verging on drug induced manic psychosis, misery of using too much coke, the feeling that comes long after the