May 19, 2021

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Review #85: Plastic Ono Band, John Lennon

Wow okay. This one took a lot of time to understand, and it’s going to take even longer to forget.

Plastic Ono Band is what we all deserve for letting the Beatles occupy pop’s prime pedestal for so long. You may be wondering why this album is by John Lennon, then, and not the Plastic Ono Band. This album was released in conjunction…

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Review #85: Plastic Ono Band, John Lennon

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