Approximately Infinite Universe

The CD of APPROXIMATELY INFINITE UNIVERSE contains two bonus tracks.
Personnel includes: Yoko Ono, Joel "John Lennon" Nojnn, Mick Jagger, Elephant's Memory.
Includes liner notes by Yoko Ono.
All tracks have been remastered.
Personnel: Yoko Ono (piano); Joel Nohnn (guitar, background vocals); Wayne Gabriel (guitar); Stan Bronstein (flute, clarinet, saxophone); Adam Ippolito (trumpet, piano, harmonium, organ); Gary VanScyoc (trumpet); Richard Frank, Jr. (drums, percussion); Daria Price (castanets).
Audio Remasterers: Greg Calbi; Rob Stevens; Ryan Smith ; Sean Lennon.
Recording information: CA (1972).
Quite possibly Yoko Ono's solo masterpiece, the 1972 double album APPROXIMATELY INFINITE UNIVERSE is her most plainspoken and politically charged record. At the time an ardent supporter of militant feminism, Ono resists the urge to propagandize, instead favoring such emotionally complex songs as "I Want My Love to Rest Tonight" and the oddly bouncy "I Felt Like Smashing My Face in a Clear Glass Window."
The album also includes several darker portraits such as "Peter the Dealer" and "Looking Over From My Hotel Window," as well as a pair of influential and exceptionally good moody, multi-layered rock songs, "Yangyang" and "Death of Samantha." The latter song eventually gave its name to an Ohio art-punk band of the late '80s that later transmuted into Cobra Verde. This two-CD set includes two bonus tracks, "Dogtown" and "She Gets Down on Her Knees."