Yoko Ono - FlyWhat you hear on Fly is Onos disarming combination of opacity and visceral, personal transparency in full bloom. Its also one of the most unbridled, most captivating soul albums ever made. And thats right where she wants you: Vulnerable, wide open to any and everything, ready to have your world tipped onto its head. Shes a master of spinning your head around. First, you get the Bar Band from Hell of Midsummer New York to kick things off. Its about the

everything about it is icky and evil and dangerous

åÊIt comes from now

saturated punk songs that offered crystal clear lyrical snapshots of city life

Paolo Nutini) in Los Angeles at The Village Studios

Spiderland is so rife with breakneck tempo changes

Gone were the heady days of ‰ÛÏWill The Circle Be Unbroken‰۝ and ‰ÛÏIf I Had A Hammer

the only other known copy - found in the same Calgary store where Aaron Levin discovered a batch of sealed copies of 'L'Amour' - is presently soaring into quadruple digits on eBay

cinematic scope to the album

or so they say

you can either take this as a welcome reminder of a shit-hot show

Tori is drawn to spiritual themes

braintax and other stuff on low-life