John.Lennon.Plastic.Ono.Band.1970.The.Ultimate.Collection.The.Evolution.Documentary.2021.1080p.PURE.MBluRay.x264-TREBLE

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RELEASE         : John.Lennon.Plastic.Ono.Band.1970.The.Ultimate.Collection.The.Evolution.Documentary.2021.1080p.PURE.MBluRay.x264-TREBLE

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                  Lennon’s first ‘proper’ solo album was issued in December 1970 and is a raw,
                  stripped-back delve into the psyche of the ex-Beatle. The lyrics of songs like
                  ‘Isolation’, ‘Mother’, ‘Working Class Hero’ and ‘Hold On’ are Lennon exploring
                  (and exposing) his personal issues, including the pain of losing his mother, twice
                  – once when she abandoned him, leaving him in the care of his Aunt ‘Mimi’ Smith,
                  and then when she was killed in a road traffic accident (in 1958).

                  John undertook Arthur Janov’s ‘Primal Therapy’ earlier in 1970 as a way to deal 
                  with this repressed pain and clearly the issues – and in the case of ‘Mother’, the
                  actual therapy itself – carried over into the album.

                  The album was recorded at Abbey Road Studios in September and October of 1970 and
                  was co-produced by Lennon, Yoko Ono and Phil Spector. The core band was just John, 
                  Ringo Starr and Klaus Voorman (on bass), although Yoko is credited with ‘Wind’ and
                  Billy Preston and Phil Spector both played piano on a track each (‘God’ and ‘Love’, 
                  respectively).

                  As with the Imagine reissue of 2018 and last year’s Gimme Some Truth ‘best of’, the 
                  audio for this reissue of Plastic Ono Band has been completely remixed from the original
                  multi-track tapes, led by engineer Paul Hicks.

                  Mixes are broken into different categories. Ultimate Mixes are the most faithful to
                  the originals but are generally “sonically clearer” and also focus on increasing the 
                  clarify of John’s vocals. Outtakes are presented in the style of a ‘rough listening mix’
                  and Elements mixes are designed to bring out aspects previously buried in a mix. Evolution
                  Documentary mixes are an ‘€˜audio montage’ that takes you through the development of each
                  song from demo to master recording via “instructions, rehearsals, recordings, multitrack
                  exploration and studio chatter”. As if that wasn’t enough there’s demos – both home and 
                  studio – plus jams, some of which take in old rock ‘n’ roll numbers once covered by The
                  Beatles (‘Honey Don’t’, ‘Matchbox’) and even a couple of Fab songs themselves in ‘Get 
                  Back’ and ‘I’ve Got A Feeling’. On blu-ray there are some lengthy Yoko live sessions.

                  The album is presented in 5.1 surround sound on one of the blu-rays but Plastic Ono Band
                  goes a step further than Imagine and offers the audio in Dolby Atmos. Hi-res  192/24 
                  stereo is also available.

                  John Lennon / Plastic Ono Band: The Evolution Documentary 1970

                  01. Mother
                  02. Hold On
                  03. I Found Out
                  04. Working Class Hero
                  05. Isolation
                  06. Remember
                  07. Love
                  08. Well Well Well
                  09. Look At Me
                  10. God
                  11. My Mummy’s Dead

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