I like this one better than Double Fantasy and I LOVE Double Fantasy.





1. I'm Stepping Out        
2. Sleepless Night        
3. I Don't Wanna Face It        
4. Don't Be Scared        
5. Nobody Told Me        
6. O'Sanity        
7. Borrowed Time        
8. Your Hands        
9. My Little Flower Princess (Forgive Me)        
10. Let Me Count the Ways        
11. Grow Old with Me        
12. You're the One        
13. Every Man Has a Woman Who Loves Him        
14. Stepping Out (Home Version)        
15. Interview with J&Y December 8th, 1980        
16. Interview With J & Y December 8th, 1980  


My faves are Grow Old with Me, and Yoko's Your Hands and Let Me Count the Ways.

good album, but not as good as Double Fantasy imo.
My favorite songs are Stepping Out, Nobody Told Me and Borrowed Time

I think Double Fantasy is a much better album than Milk & Honey but Nobody Told Me is much better than Just Like Starting Over.

Quite a lot of people like M&H better than DF. I find that interesting, as it has a cobbled-together feel, and a couple of John's songs were better left unreleased.

DF too has its flaws. It's so domestic, far too domestic, for my taste.

But I wish neither album had seen the light of day. If John had lived, DF wouldn't have been looked upon too highly, imo. And of course we wouldn't have had M&H (in the form we got it, anyway).

Quoted from Ydoll_Gwyn

Quite a lot of people like M&H better than DF. I find that interesting, as it has a cobbled-together feel, and a couple of John's songs were better left unreleased.

DF too has its flaws. It's so domestic, far too domestic, for my taste.

But I wish neither album had seen the light of day. If John had lived, DF wouldn't have been looked upon too highly, imo. And of course we wouldn't have had M&H (in the form we got it, anyway).

I agree with you about Double Fantasy not being looked at too highly if John had lived while the next album probably would have been just John.  

Yoko and John put out most of the better stuff on DF......but there's a few classics from John on this release.

i think both of these albums are great...i prefer milk and honey proberly

Some people say it's John in Paul style: at home, family and ballads. It makes sense to me and it's because of that that I don't believe in stereotypes and the guys could have played together in the 80s with no problem (George was in similar taste). If John was alive nowadays would be making albums not very diferent than Paul's.