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Molecules · 10-09-2009, 05:39 PM

i am quite a big fan of yoko ono up to a point, and below are the best albums in descending order of preference, which i have been reviving on the aye-splod today. And yes those are lennon's recently-bloodied specs, or so we are told. That one is a new wave album. The one with the Damo Suzuki-like photo is lengthy and underrated, her arrangements are much more conventional and it feels a bit artificial, like she was given a bunch of seasoned session musicians and told to make something listenable. Fly and Plastic Ono Band (the one with the tree) are ridiculously ahead of their time and still stand up today as crazy avant garde krautrock jams, heavy sh*t, they receive the music crit's seal, whereas the other two are probably considered a bit uncool

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Molecules daddy don't Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: the Wastes Posts: 2,577	i am quite a big fan of yoko ono up to a point, and below are the best albums in descending order of preference, which i have been reviving on the aye-splod today. And yes those are lennon's recently-bloodied specs, or so we are told. That one is a new wave album. The one with the Damo Suzuki-like photo is lengthy and underrated, her arrangements are much more conventional and it feels a bit artificial, like she was given a bunch of seasoned session musicians and told to make something listenable. Fly and Plastic Ono Band (the one with the tree) are ridiculously ahead of their time and still stand up today as crazy avant garde krautrock jams, heavy sh*t, they receive the music crit's seal, whereas the other two are probably considered a bit uncool __________________ [SIZE="1"]Eff em tumble her