I have everything available on cd by Yoko Ono. Her music stimulates me intellectually and emotionally like no other current recording artist. I had searched for the B-sides "Who Has Seen The Wind" and "Listen, The Snow Is Falling" for years. Was greatly disappointed when they were not included on the extensive "OnoBox". So for me, "Wedding Album" is worth the price for these two Ono songs, which contain some of her most interesting lyrics. "Don't Worry Kyoko (Mummy's Only Looking For Her Hand In The Snow)" is a thought provoking title but never one of my favorite Ono songs. Track One "John & Yoko 22:41" is interesting and relevant because it's John and Yoko. The bantering back and forth by calling out their names goes from a lighthearted to an almost desperate tone. It's very long. I listen to this maybe once a year. But glad to have it in my collection, and a must in my Lennon/Ono collection. Track Two "Amsterdam 24:54" can be painfully long at times. Again, it's John and Yoko (and she does test your patience) with an interesting interview. Is this album music? art? politics? a John and Yoko "event" as they did before and better than anyone else? More importantly for me it's a significant piece to a puzzle that I enjoy piecing together. Lennon and Ono are an intellectual and creative force I enjoy submitting myself to.