I enjoy all types of music, including avant-garde to some extent. I am one of the ... who even enjoys Lou Reed's infamous feedback opus "Metal Machine Music". But this...is just noise, with no apparent artistic goal or hidden irony. I have tried to listen to "Two Virgins" a number of times over the past few decades hoping to find something, anything, of value and have long since come to realize there isn't any. The other Lennon/Ono albums along these lines are really only marginally better, but they are better. "Two Virgins" exists as something that  Beatles fans need to complete their collections and as a historical artifact, nothing more. Try George Harrison's great synth experiment  "Electronic Sound" if you can find it, first, and assuming you aren't just a Beatles fan and are really interested in exploring avant-garde, yes, try Reed's white noise manifesto "Metal Machine  Music". It is also noise, but with some interesting angles to it. The 'found sounds' art the Lennons  appear to be going for here just doesn't work to my ears.