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| 1. Woman Is The Nigger Of The World (2010 - Remaster) - John Lennon and Yoko Ono |
| 2. Sisters, O Sisters (2010 - Remaster) - John Lennon and Yoko Ono |
| 3. Attica State (2010 - Remaster) - Yoko Ono |
| 4. Born In A Prison (2010 - Remaster) - John Lennon and Yoko Ono |
| 5. New York City (2010 - Remaster) - John Lennon and Yoko Ono |
| 6. Sunday Bloody Sunday (2010 - Remaster) - Yoko Ono |
| 7. The Luck Of The Irish (2010 - Remaster) - Yoko Ono |
| 8. John Sinclair (2010 - Remaster) - John Lennon and Yoko Ono |
| 9. Angela (2010 - Remaster) - Yoko Ono |
| 10. We're All Water (2010 - Remaster) - John Lennon and Yoko Ono |
| Disc: 2 |
| 1. Cold Turkey (Live) (2010 - Remaster) - Yoko Ono |
| 2. Don't Worry Kyoko (Live) (2010 - Remaster) - Yoko Ono |
| 3. Well (Baby Please Don't Go) (Live) (2010 - Remaster) - Yoko Ono |
| 4. Jamrag (Live) (2010 - Remaster) - Yoko Ono |
| 5. Scumbag (Live) (2010 - Remaster) - Yoko Ono |
| 6. Au (Live) (2010 - Remaster) - Yoko Ono |
When the record come out in 1972, it was touted as John's nadir, just as Paul McCartney was getting pummeled by the press for his album 'Wild Life'. John's record was critisized for replacing poetry with sloganeering while Paul's was critisized for sloppiness and being generally light weight. Both records deserve a fresh look today.
Yoko has remixed Some Time in New York City and to her credit it is a great improvement. Her mixing has reduced the chaotic echo feel of the Phil Spector production. The 2005 CD has a presence the 1980s issue of the CD lacks, no doubt to the improvements in technology at Yoko's disposal and her own underestimated ear for sound and production skill.
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