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Thread started 11/09/04 10:05pm

Bighead

John Lennon

For all those guitarists out there(especially if you are at the beginning of this beautiful experience)Get John Lennon's Acoustic album. It is a great cd. Although the sound quality is not the best on most traks, it is a refreshing collection of songs. The booklet even gives you the chords Lennon used in that particular version.It even gives you the position of the capo on some of the songs. It is great fun and you will discover different vibes to some of the songs you already know. Btw, the version of Dear Yoko on this disc is far superior to the one on double fantasy, even with the flat sound.(Youv'e got to remember these tracks were recorded by John on a tape recorder or the original tapes were just not taken care of since they were not masters). And the remastered Rock'n'Roll Rocks. All we need now is Walls and Bridges.
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Reply #1 posted 11/10/04 2:33pm

Sdldawn

I wasnt too keen on this release.. saw it as pointless. When the majority of the album came from the anthology set. most of the album is poor quality. I think the idea was in good intention, but the context has been recycled.
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Reply #2 posted 11/10/04 5:01pm

daddywhoLOVESp
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Thanks, but I'll wait. Nothing new, heard it all before. Kind of a let down. I'm depressed.
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Reply #3 posted 11/10/04 7:13pm

Sdldawn

daddywhoLOVESpooping said:

Thanks, but I'll wait. Nothing new, heard it all before. Kind of a let down. I'm depressed.



to make things worse.. Yoko said recently there isnt enough left in his vaults for any other albums..

so thats about it
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Reply #4 posted 11/10/04 7:20pm

Natisse

Bighead said:

For all those guitarists out there(especially if you are at the beginning of this beautiful experience)Get John Lennon's Acoustic album. It is a great cd. Although the sound quality is not the best on most traks, it is a refreshing collection of songs. The booklet even gives you the chords Lennon used in that particular version.It even gives you the position of the capo on some of the songs. It is great fun and you will discover different vibes to some of the songs you already know. Btw, the version of Dear Yoko on this disc is far superior to the one on double fantasy, even with the flat sound.(Youv'e got to remember these tracks were recorded by John on a tape recorder or the original tapes were just not taken care of since they were not masters). And the remastered Rock'n'Roll Rocks. All we need now is Walls and Bridges.


thanks for that thumbs up! I can't wait to hear it woot!
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Reply #5 posted 11/11/04 2:13pm

JonSnow

Sdldawn said:

I wasnt too keen on this release.. saw it as pointless. When the majority of the album came from the anthology set. most of the album is poor quality. I think the idea was in good intention, but the context has been recycled.


my thoughts exactly... i'll probably skip this one.
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Reply #6 posted 11/11/04 7:50pm

Bighead

This cd is really for the die hard fan or (in the case I was trying to make) the guitarist that is just starting out. I will be buying this as a gift for all of those that I've been teaching what I know about music. These are great songs and those "students" will certainly appreciate the lack of production on them. I think that was the context in which this cd was put together. Rock'n'Roll on the other hand, is worth getting if you are a music fan and want to update your music collection. Like the other remasters it sounds great. Phil Spector's wall of sound is taken down a bit and the songs sound clearer.
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Reply #7 posted 11/11/04 10:58pm

Sdldawn

Bighead said:

This cd is really for the die hard fan or (in the case I was trying to make) the guitarist that is just starting out. I will be buying this as a gift for all of those that I've been teaching what I know about music. These are great songs and those "students" will certainly appreciate the lack of production on them. I think that was the context in which this cd was put together. Rock'n'Roll on the other hand, is worth getting if you are a music fan and want to update your music collection. Like the other remasters it sounds great. Phil Spector's wall of sound is taken down a bit and the songs sound clearer.


even the die hard fans (me) isnt happy bout this..

im tellin ya.. if u dont have the 98 anthology set.. its definantly the set to get.. since its the only thing left..
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Reply #8 posted 11/12/04 7:06am

JonSnow

Sdldawn said:

Bighead said:

This cd is really for the die hard fan or (in the case I was trying to make) the guitarist that is just starting out. I will be buying this as a gift for all of those that I've been teaching what I know about music. These are great songs and those "students" will certainly appreciate the lack of production on them. I think that was the context in which this cd was put together. Rock'n'Roll on the other hand, is worth getting if you are a music fan and want to update your music collection. Like the other remasters it sounds great. Phil Spector's wall of sound is taken down a bit and the songs sound clearer.


even the die hard fans (me) isnt happy bout this..

im tellin ya.. if u dont have the 98 anthology set.. its definantly the set to get.. since its the only thing left..



Yeah, the anthology box really covers most of this territory already..
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Reply #9 posted 11/12/04 10:36am

Lennon

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JonSnow said:

Sdldawn said:



even the die hard fans (me) isnt happy bout this..

im tellin ya.. if u dont have the 98 anthology set.. its definantly the set to get.. since its the only thing left..



Yeah, the anthology box really covers most of this territory already..
The box kicks ass, but I also want to have this one, guess i'll wait until bargain prices are coming wink

i didn't buy it coz it wasn't new to me either.... The box will do.. until the bargain lol

That is shitty news there is nothing left anyomore.... Damn 09-12-1980
the beautiful ones, you always seem to loose
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Reply #10 posted 11/12/04 1:50pm

andyman91

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I will probably just burn a version of this cd from the Anthology.

Actually, I heard that there is another Live in NY that kicks the released version's ass. A couple of songs are on the Anthology. Supposedly the released album & video are from a dress rehearsal and the real show wasn't released by Yoko. Rehearsal or not, I love that video.
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Reply #11 posted 11/17/04 1:03pm

anbesol

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Bighead said:

This cd is really for the die hard fan or (in the case I was trying to make) the guitarist that is just starting out. I will be buying this as a gift for all of those that I've been teaching what I know about music. These are great songs and those "students" will certainly appreciate the lack of production on them. I think that was the context in which this cd was put together. Rock'n'Roll on the other hand, is worth getting if you are a music fan and want to update your music collection. Like the other remasters it sounds great. Phil Spector's wall of sound is taken down a bit and the songs sound clearer.


even the die hard fans (me) isnt happy bout this..

im tellin ya.. if u dont have the 98 anthology set.. its definantly the set to get.. since its the only thing left..

confused
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Reply #12 posted 11/17/04 1:08pm

Axchi696

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Wasn't he killed on December 8th? Or did he actually die on the 9th?

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That is shitty news there is nothing left anyomore.... Damn 09-12-1980
I'm the first mammal to wear pants.
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Reply #13 posted 11/18/04 11:45am

Lennon

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Axchi696 said:

Wasn't he killed on December 8th? Or did he actually die on the 9th?

Lennon said:



That is shitty news there is nothing left anyomore.... Damn 09-12-1980


Yep you're right, it was 8-12-80... His birthday is on the 9th... always mix these up...

No he died in the ambulance confused
the beautiful ones, you always seem to loose
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