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By Patrick Milligan
This and Mrs. Lennon are probably my two favorite Yoko tracks. This is nice with all the remixes, but where's the original version? There was a promo 12" when the single was originally released that was a longer version (if I remember right), and it seems that and the original 45 version should be here. Especially since they're not otherwise available on iTunes...
So nice I bought it twice!
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By ear2pavement
I bought the Maxi CD Single several years ago, when it originally came out in the stores, but just stumbled across the single here on iTunes. What a find! I had to buy it again for the 5 bonus mixes and dubs, even for the sweet but brief Orange Factory Yoko-Pella. Talk about a filler free release that captures the spirit of the original track on each and single mix. This, along with Yoko's excellent Open Your Box remix album, is one of the tightest remix projects in the past few years. A+ talent all around (PSB, Francois K, Rauhofer, and Tenaglia all on one album!) and very highly recommended for Ono and/or Dance/Electronica fans.
Still Fresh over 20 yrs later!
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By HiddenSanctuary
Yoko has been given a lot of bad publicity due to media hype and closed minded folks. The reality remains, she was an artist BEFORE she met Lennon, and part of her art expresses itself musically as well as on canvas. This track, mixed and completed the night of John's death, is not only a testament to a snapshot of time, but also instills that Yoko was ready to take the world by storm. More than 20 yrs have passed since this was first released and only now, the world is starting to catch up with her genius.
A*list remix gods! What is not to like?
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By All4listening
This is one of the few singles where all of the mixes are phenominal! The Pet Shop Boys and Rauhofer are my personal favorites but Orange Factory and Felix are standouts as well. Great addition to your iTunes library!
