format: VINYL
2015
Some Time In New York City (2 Discs) | John Lennon
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135
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179
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Limited double vinyl LP repressing of this album from the Rock icon. Released in 1972, it is John Lennon's third post-Beatles solo album, fifth with Yoko Ono, and third with producer Phil Spector. This album found the Lennon's in an explicitly political phase; understandable as Lennon was neck-deep in his struggle to remain in the United States, a conflict rooted in his anti-war and anti-establishment politics and the enmity of the Nixon administration. While John's former songwriting partner Paul McCartney may have had a more commercial appeal after the Beatles split, Lennon's work was a bit looser, edgier and laced with wit, wisdom and a dab of venom. Sometimes shambolic and often beautiful, John's solo work took a separate journey than Paul's but is just as riveting four decades later.
Tracklist:
Disc/Side 1
- Woman Is the Nigger of the World 5:15
- Sisters O Sisters 3:46
- Attica State 2:52
- Born in a Prison 4:04
- New York City 4:32
Disc/Side 2
- Sunday Bloody Sunday 5:00
- The Luck of the Irish 2:54
- John Sinclair 3:28
- Angela 4:08
- We're All Water 7:15
Disc/Side 3
- Cold Turkey 9:00
- Don't Worry Kyoko 15:46
Disc/Side 4
- Well (Baby, Please Don't Go) 5:00
- Jamrag 5:20
- Scumbag 5:59
- Au 6:39
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AED
135
AED
179
Limited double vinyl LP repressing of this album from the Rock icon. Released in 1972, it is John Lennon's third post-Beatles solo album, fifth with Yoko Ono, and third with producer Phil Spector. This album found the Lennon's in an explicitly political phase; understandable as Lennon was neck-deep in his struggle to remain in the United States, a conflict rooted in his anti-war and anti-establishment politics and the enmity of the Nixon administration. While John's former songwriting partner Paul McCartney may have had a more commercial appeal after the Beatles split, Lennon's work was a bit looser, edgier and laced with wit, wisdom and a dab of venom. Sometimes shambolic and often beautiful, John's solo work took a separate journey than Paul's but is just as riveting four decades later.
Tracklist:
Disc/Side 1
- Woman Is the Nigger of the World 5:15
- Sisters O Sisters 3:46
- Attica State 2:52
- Born in a Prison 4:04
- New York City 4:32
Disc/Side 2
- Sunday Bloody Sunday 5:00
- The Luck of the Irish 2:54
- John Sinclair 3:28
- Angela 4:08
- We're All Water 7:15
Disc/Side 3
- Cold Turkey 9:00
- Don't Worry Kyoko 15:46
Disc/Side 4
- Well (Baby, Please Don't Go) 5:00
- Jamrag 5:20
- Scumbag 5:59
- Au 6:39
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