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This EP was the first album by the father/son duo JJ and Mark O'Connor (band name Universe Narrows, website at www.universenarrows.com.). All songs were composed, recorded and produced in Mark's basement studio. Although the title of the album was originally JJ O'Connor, listeners told them the album should be titled after the second track, Lenin's Head. The giant head of Lenin mentioned in the lyrics actually exists in Ulan Ude near Lake Baikal in Siberia. The tall, alluring woman wearing an "old pilotka" is fictional. For other Universe Narrows albums see http://cdbaby.com/all/jjoconnor O'Connor, JJ & Mark JJ Oconnor Songs | 1. | Bones |
| 2. | Lenin's Head |
| 3. | H2O |
| 4. | Two Lights |
| 5. | Monochrome |
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