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Name:John Lennon & Yoko Ono First 2 Albums Flac Pack

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(1968) John Lennon & Yoko Ono - Unfinished Music No. 1 Two Virgins [FLAC] (Size: 452.29 MB) (Files: 11)

 (1968) John Lennon & Yoko Ono - Unfinished Music No. 1 Two Virgins [FLAC]

  01 - Two Virgins Side One .flac

76.91 MB

  02 - Two Virgins Side Two .flac

74.04 MB

  03 - Remember Love .flac

19.96 MB

  Cover.jpg

15.22 KB

  John Lennon & Yoko Ono - Unfinished Music No. 1 Two Virgins.log

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  Unfinished Music No. 1 Two Virgins.cue

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  Vinyl.jpg

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 (1969) John Lennon Yoko Ono - Unfinished Music No.2 Life With The Lions [FLAC]

  cover.jpg

61.38 KB

  John Lennon Yoko Ono - Unfinished Music No.2 Life With The Lions.cue

1.04 KB

  John Lennon Yoko Ono - Unfinished Music No.2 Life With The Lions.flac

281.28 MB

  John Lennon Yoko Ono - Unfinished Music No.2 Life With The Lions.log

2.76 KB
 

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John Lennon Yoko Ono - Unfinished Music No. 1 Two Virgins



Review:
Review Summary: Brilliant, innovative, wild, weird, and bold. Yoko and John redefine musical art with their debut.
In November 1968, the same month that the Beatles released its self-titled White Album, John Lennon and Yoko Ono released Unfinished Music No. 1: Two Virgins, their first album together which contained two extended experimental avant garde songs. The album was a great shock to Beatles fans for two main reasons: The material was extremely unconventional, almost unlistenable for most people, and the album cover featured Lennon and Ono completely naked. Distributors were so outraged that they refused to sell the album unless it was covered with a brown paper wrapper.
The two songs that appear on the original LP are probably more shocking than the cover art. The album is in the same vein as the Revolution 9 track that appeared on The White Album, (also a Lennon/Ono collaboration). The recordings consist of tape loops, random adlib dialogue, delays, distortions, and strange crooning.
Two Virgins Side One starts with what sounds like bird whistling and random distorted noises and builds up to unstructured playing of various instruments, archive music samples, and Yoko singing oddly in the background. Towards the end Lennon and Ono play back and forth in improv caricature husband and wife roles, with John sounding like a Honeymooner parody and Yoko sounding like a submissive child on LSD.
Two Virgins Side Two, which is also a little over 14 minutes, primarily consist of Yokos strange, psychotic, and almost annoying crooning. Nine minutes and fifty seconds into the song Yoko seems to imitate the bird chirps and whistles heard in Side One, but in a much more deranged way. John continues to play around with instruments, distortions, and samples in the background as Yokos croons take the lead.
On the remastered re-release that was issued out in 1997, a bonus track, Remember Love, is included. It initially appeared as a B-side to the Give Peace A Chance single, released in 1969. In sharp contrast to the first two tracks, Remember Love is a quiet tender acoustic song with Yoko Ono on lead vocals.
The 1960s was all about breaking down conventions. Unfinished Music No. 1: Two Virgins is strange, off-beat, and incoherent. But all of those adjectives greatly underestimate what this album truly is: Revolutionary. Lennon and Ono presented pure art on a commercial platform to common people that loved John for hits like I Want to Hold Your Hand. There really havent been a commercial artist before or after Lennon that have reached that level of success and had the nerve, audacity, and courage to release something so innovative and fascinating. People may hate this album, but avant garde art isnt meant to be loved and accepted by everyone. Its persistent marginalization is what keeps it fresh, edgy, and always a step ahead of everyone else.
Review by Griff Fuller Jr
Rate 4.5/5





Track List:
1. John Lennon Yoko Ono - Two Virgins Side One (14:16)
2. John Lennon Yoko Ono - Two Virgins Side Two (14:43)
3. John Lennon Yoko Ono - Remember Love (4:05)


Summary:
Country: UK
Genre: Avant-garde


Media Report:
Source : CD
Format : FLAC
Format/Info : Free Lossless Audio Codec, 16-bit PCM
Bit rate mode : Variable
Bit rate : ~683-753 Kbps
Channel(s) : 2 channels
Sampling rate : 44.1 KHz
Bit depth : 16 bits


John Lennon Yoko Ono - Unfinished Music No.2 Life With The Lions



Review:
Track by track:
1. Cambridge 1969 -- Yoko sings free jazz (in the same manner that people play it on wind instruments). The sounds she makes are absolutely astonishing. How does she do it without frying her voice? How does she overcome physiological barriers? If you know how to listen to a pitch or timbral curve, she not only calls and responds with her own phrases, she calls and responds with Johns feedback guitar. I once spoke to John Tchicai about this track and he smiled really wide and recalled it very fondly, so they must have been having fun. He also informed me the performance went on much longer without John Yoko (John Yokos sets blended with Tchicai and John Stevens), typical for free jazz performances. Check Alan Silvas Seasons for a 2 hour and 26 minute big band freakout -- something really astonishing and scary if this floats your boat.
2. No Bed For Beatle John -- Funnily enough the chants in this song are catchy enough that I find myself sometimes humming the melody to this song. This is a nifty trick. I wonder what John Yoko were thinking about as they were reading these newspaper accounts.
3. Babys Heartbeat/Two Minutes Silence -- Ive always thought these tracks went together. You hear John and Yoko shuffling to get the microphone onto Yokos belly to record the heartbeat, and you hear it churning along like a Hafler Trio track. And suddenly it quits just as youve hit the point that George Clinton calls where repetition becomes sacred. The vigil for the loss of the baby in the two minutes silence gives you plenty to ponder as the track passes and you hear the ambience of your surroundings.
4. Radio Play -- this is an interesting artistic statement -- a glimpse into John Yokos every day life, but theres a barrier in between you and them -- someone playing with a radio. Sometimes my ears strain to hear whats on the radio, sometimes its fascinating to try to hear what John Yoko are doing at the time. But the point that there *is* a barrier doesnt go unnoticed.
5. Song For John -- what a pretty, sad song, full of images. Countless movies play in my mind upon hearing.
6. Mulberry -- As Yoko holds her tones quietly, repairing her voice from the frying she did with other pieces such as Cambridge 1969, John plays (with) a dobro. I like the contrast between Johns busy sounds and Yokos controlled, quiet chanting of the word Mulberry. This track is quite like some of Fred Friths more experimental guitar pieces or Sonny Sharrocks early records.
Theres plenty to like about this album. I just wish more people got what they were trying to do. Having big ears for free jazz (which I do) helps.






Track List:
1) Cambridge 1969
2) No Bed For Beatle John
3) Babys Heartbeat
4) Two Minutes Silence
5) Radio Play
Bonus Tracks:
6) Song For John
7) Mulberry


Summary:
Country: UK
Genre: Avant-garde


Media Report:
Source : CD
Format : FLAC
Format/Info : Free Lossless Audio Codec, 16-bit PCM
Bit rate mode : Variable
Bit rate : 639 Kbps
Channel(s) : 2 channels
Sampling rate : 44.1 KHz
Bit depth : 16 bits

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