Bowie Covered All MIRRORS During Station to Station — What His Crew Witnessed Was TERRIFYING
In the winter of 1975-1976, David Bowie recorded Station to Station while consuming massive amounts of cocaine. He covered every mirror in Cherokee Studios, claimed dark forces were following him, and worked 16-hour days on the edge of death. Years later, Bowie admitted he couldn't remember making the album at all. This is the true story of the six months Bowie lost forever—and the masterpiece he created while losing his mind. Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE for more untold stories from rock history! Hit that notification bell 🔔 so you never miss our latest videos! 👍 LIKE if this story shocked you! 💬 COMMENT your thoughts below 📤 SHARE with fellow David Bowie fans!

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