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In this approximately infinite universe, I know a girl who's in constant hell. No love or pill could keep her cool, 'cause there's a thousand holes in her heart. And the wind of the past blows through her heart, Reminding her of the people she killed. Wind of now blows off her cool, Telling her there's something she's missed. You know the town of sapporo, she says, Where the men talk rough and ...
Approximately Infinite Universe est le troisième album solo de Yoko Ono.Sorti le 8 janvier 1973 aux États-Unis et le 16 février 1973 en Angleterre, il est aussi son deuxième double album après Fly publié en 1971.. Contrairement à ses précédents albums, Yoko laisse ici de côté les cris perçants qui ont forgé sa réputation pour un chant plus traditionnel, abordant des thèmes ...
The full essay was published in Sundance Magazine in May of 1972. Ono's "Approximately Infinite Universe" essay is printed on the back side of the album sleeve. Contains 2 printed inner sleeves with English lyrics, 8-page Japanese lyric insert, and 4-page "Feminization" essay insert in Japanese.
Yoko Ono discography and songs: Music profile for Yoko Ono, born 18 February 1933. Genres: Pop Rock, Art Pop, ... Approximately Infinite Universe. 1973 +8. 3.14. 345. 10. 345 10 Feeling the Space. 1973 • Yoko Ono, Plastic Ono Band & Something Different. Yoko Ono Plastic Ono Band +47. 3.40.
Listen to Approximately Infinite Universe by Yoko Ono on Apple Music. 1973. 23 Songs. Duration: 1 hour, 29 minutes. Album · 1973 · 23 Songs. Home; Browse; Radio; Search; Open in Music. Approximately Infinite Universe . Yoko Ono. ROCK · 1973 . Preview. Disc 1. Disc 2. January 8, 1973 23 Songs, 1 hour, 29 minutes ℗ 2017 Secretly Canadian ...
18 de feb. de 2023 · Listeners interested in learning more about Ono's work would be well-counseled to sample those records, especially "Approximately Infinite Universe," in which Ono deploys early 1970s rock 'n' roll ...
15 de feb. de 2024 · ‘Move On Fast’ from Approximately Infinite Universe (1973) 1973 saw Ono move away from jams to explore more conventional song structures with her group Elephant’s Memory, though a song with a title as unhinged as ‘I Felt Like Smashing My Face In A Clear Glass Window’ was never going to give Linda Ronstadt sleepless nights.
