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A [[2004]] retrospective on [[David Bowie]]'s career by '''Arven Jones''' in the magazine ''[[Spun]]'' stated that ''[[Low/Profile|Low]]'' was Bowie's single greatest achievement. Jones claimed to have heard third generation copies of the original recordings in a [[Walthamstow]] [[garage]], played to him by "an [[Iris Wildthyme|odd bag lady in a funny hat]], who produced them on [[reel]]s from a [[Morrison's]] [[carrier bag]] and proceeded to sit and [[smoking|smoke]] while the music played, an introspective expression on her face". This caused fan uproar, with the magazine being inundated with [[letter]]s and [[email]]s. ''Spun'' responded with a statement that the recordings were earlier takes of the same songs from ''Low''. However, [[conspiracy theorist]]s believed this was a cover-up by the magazine's editor. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Low/Profile (short story)}}) | A [[2004]] retrospective on [[David Bowie]]'s career by '''Arven Jones''' in the magazine ''[[Spun]]'' stated that ''[[Low/Profile|Low]]'' was Bowie's single greatest achievement. Jones claimed to have heard third generation copies of the original recordings in a [[Walthamstow]] [[garage]], played to him by "an [[Iris Wildthyme|odd bag lady in a funny hat]], who produced them on [[reel]]s from a [[Morrison's]] [[carrier bag]] and proceeded to sit and [[smoking|smoke]] while the music played, an introspective expression on her face". This caused fan uproar, with the magazine being inundated with [[letter]]s and [[email]]s. ''Spun'' responded with a statement that the recordings were earlier takes of the same songs from ''Low''. However, [[conspiracy theorist]]s believed this was a cover-up by the magazine's editor. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Low/Profile (short story)}}) | ||
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