This is the middle CD in John and Yoko's Trilogy of Avant-Garde that begins with "Unfinished Music, No. 1: Two Virgins" and ends with "Wedding Album" and as most, well, um, Pretentious artsy types will tell you, this middle album is: "the most musical of the three." This as you might know if you've heard J & Y before is a little deceiving. The problem with Yoko is that she married what amounts to a Pop Megastar. This means that she was given massive exposure to the completely wrong crowd. The facts is, being a Beatles Fan and being a Yoko fan rarely meet because even in their most experimental, the Beatles were still 70-80% pop. Yoko was never more than 20-30% pop...a drastic difference. The fact is, you do not listen to Yoko for rhythm and melody. Tuneful should be nowhere near her name. She's a terrible singer in the traditional sense of the word and so if you like listening to music that's soothing or catchy, there is very little for you here. If you're interested in the story behind the album, there really is little evidence that Yoko miscarried her firstborn child during the recording of this album. While it is true that you can see the connections, that's the extent of it. I mean this by no means an album about miscarriage.