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John Lennon was the greatest philosopher of the twentieth century. This album narrates the black death of the soul.
John Lennon was the greatest philosopher of the twentieth century.
This album narrates the black death of the soul.
Explore John Lennon’s raw and powerful Plastic Ono Band—feel the pain, despair, and hope within every chord.
John Lennon’s voice is very direct and clear, almost resigned to the events. I can describe it as a sort of primal scream, a desperate cry. The final line 'The dream is over' represents for the author the end of the Liverpool quartet’s myth.
John Lennon’s voice is very direct and clear, almost resigned to the events. I can describe it as a sort of primal scream, a desperate cry.
The final line 'The dream is over' represents for the author the end of the Liverpool quartet’s myth.
Explore John Lennon's groundbreaking Plastic Ono Band album and experience raw rock honesty like never before.
Plastic Ono Band opens with Mother, introduced by rather macabre sounding bells; the opening track is nothing more than a scream toward his parents who were the cause of his unhappiness. In POB, Lennon gains spiritual independence and writes about his world, his life, distancing himself from his typical Beatles songs.
Plastic Ono Band opens with Mother, introduced by rather macabre sounding bells; the opening track is nothing more than a scream toward his parents who were the cause of his unhappiness.
In POB, Lennon gains spiritual independence and writes about his world, his life, distancing himself from his typical Beatles songs.
Listen to John Lennon's Plastic Ono Band now and experience his most raw and personal musical journey.
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