JOHN LENNON / PLASTIC ONO BAND Mobile Fidelity MFSL 1-280 HALF SPEED MASTERED lp
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Feb 22, 2015 Sold Date
Feb 12, 2015 Start Date
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JOHN LENNON / PLASTIC ONO BAND Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab MFSL 1-280 HALF-SPEED MASTERED Audiophile pressing (Out of Print) Numbered Edition Serial ? 05956

TracklistHide Credits

A1 Mother 5:36 A2 Hold On 1:53 A3 I Found Out 3:37 A4 Working Class Hero 3:50 A5 Isolation 2:53 A6 Remember 4:36


B1 Love Piano – Phil Spector 3:24 B2 Well Well Well 5:59 B3 Look At Me 2:54 B4 God Piano – Billy Preston 4:10 B5 My Mummy's Dead 0:49 Bonus Tracks B6 Power To The People 3:22 B7 Do The Oz 3:08

*(all photos are of the actual item)

  • Bass – Klaus Voormann
  • Drums – Ringo Starr
  • Guitar – John Lennon
  • Other [Wind] – Yoko Ono
  • Piano – John Lennon
  • Producer – John Lennon, Phil Spector, Yoko Ono
  • Vocals – John Lennon
  • Written By – John Lennon

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode: 821797128018
  • Matrix / Runout (Side 1): MFSL 1-280 A1 PS 10696-1(3) PS12@MOFI
  • Matrix / Runout (Side 2): MFSL 1-280 PS B1 10696-2(3) PS12@MOFI

John Lennon's Solo Debut!

Introspective and painfully personal, Plastic Ono Band is an extremely courageous solo debut for a man who was already subjected to an unprecedented level of public scrutiny. Yet there is no conflict or compromise here between art and commerce - Lennon clearly serves his muse. Where as the Beatles sang of a pending social revolution, on Plastic Ono Band, Lennon unleashes one.

"Also known as the "primal scream" album, referring to the painful therapy that gave rise to its songs, Plastic Ono Band was Lennon's first proper solo album and rock & roll's most self-revelatory recording. Lennon attacks and denies idols and icons, including his own former band ("I don't believe in Beatles," he sings in "God"), to hit a pure, raw core of confession that feels like reality, however agonizing, and, in its echo-drenched, garage-rock crudity, is years ahead of punk." - rolling stone


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