Okay, regardless of how much you or I love and miss John and wish there was more music out there from him for us to listen to, avoid this album at all costs! Well maybe not ALL costs, if I saw it on sale for a quarter I might buy it just so I can be a completist, but that's about all it's worth. I have NO problem with "Revolution #9". I like it when groups and artists experiment hell, I'm even a big fan of Lou Reed's 'Metal Machine Music', but this is some of the worst of the worst from any artist Beatle or not! 'Two Virgins' and 'Life With The Lions' are equally horrible, but after having listened to all 3 of them I'd say this one is the least musical or artistic of the trio. I realize that us Lennon and Beatles fanatics want everything our favorite group of all time did to be great, but there are always going to be a few flaws and 'The Wedding Album' is the worst offender. If you want to check out decent to good experiments by the boys from Liverpool then get George Harrison's 'Wonderwall' or even 'Electronic Sounds'. There's also Paul's 'The Family Way' and 'Thrillington' which are pretty well done classical compositions that he did early in his solo career. I'm not aware of any experimental Ringo forays, since all of his albums maintain some rock/pop sensibility, so I'd easily recommend his and every other Beatles solo works over this disaster.