John Lennon Plastic Ono Band Vinyl LP Collectible
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Description
LP in Beautiful condition, a true collectible
A Great Holiday Gift!
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Apple label LP from 1970!!!
The vinyl is in near mint condition!!!
The label is in near mint condition!!!
The LP cover is in nice condition with light wear and writing on the front cover only.
Released by Apple Records --- Catalog # SW 3372
Track Listing:
- Mother
- Hold On John
- I Found Out
- Working Class Hero
- Isolation
- Remember
- Love
- Well Well Well
- Look At Me
- God
- My Mummy's Dead
John Lennon & the Plastic Ono Band is a truly seminal album. This is a remarkable masterpiece of emotion and craft shaped into the most important artistic statement of the Rock n’ Roll era. Purposely minimalist, it unintentionally prognosticates the turn popular music will soon take. Lennon’s remarkable life reads like fiction and with this album he attempts to bring himself some closure. Influenced by the work of Dr. Arthur Janov and his theories on Primal Therapy, Janov challenged John to exorcise his demons with his next musical creation. This biopic journey takes us through the emotional trip that was the Walrus.
Cover/Sleeve Condition: VG+ Record/Vinyl Condition: Very Good+ Shipping:
US: 4.00/2.00 each additional.
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You are bidding on a used 12" LP vinyl record that has been played only occasionally on my high-end turntable and stored in plastic dust jackets when not in use. When I used to play these LPs, I was very careful to clean them with each play and not to handle the surface. As a result, my LP collection is in very good condition. No booklet.
This LP is rated to be in the following condition: VG+
Also see my other eBay LP auctions, I am happy to combine LPs in one package to save you shipping charges.
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On Nov-28-11 at 19:53:20 PST, seller added the following information: The shorthand assessment of Lennon as the tough rock genius and McCartney as the sweet pop craftsman has always seemed facile (and unfair to Paul). But with John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band, Lennon brutally, brilliantly, and definitively underlined the differences between himself and his ex-Beatle brother. "Love" is one of John's prettiest songs, and "Look at Me" is all fragile yearning, but the rest isn't just antipop; rather, it's rock & roll as Lennon always understood it: anger, catharsis, deliverance. One of the most demanding albums ever made, Plastic Ono Band is also one of the finest—singing with more verve than he'd mustered since the Beatles' "Money," his urgency encouraged by primal scream therapy with Arthur Janov, Lennon bares his soul. The trio lineup—John on guitar and piano, Ringo on drums, and longtime Beatle ally Klaus Voorman on bass—keeps the playing fierce, spare, and commanding; the force is helped greatly by Phil Spector's vast, echoing production. "God," "Remember," and "Isolation" find John unburdening himself of an exhausting, mythic past and seeking—through harsh, nihilistic exhilaration—release. "Well, Well, Well" and "I Found Out" are tougher rock than nearly anything released before the Sex Pistols; "Mother" is painful, lovely, and spine-chilling. And with "Working Class Hero" Lennon shucks off his gigantic stardom and reclaims the black-leather spirit of his Liverpool youth.
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