Practically Unheard Of By Many (Walls And Bridges - John Lennon)

Member Name: gta

Product:	Walls And Bridges - John Lennon
Date:	08/10/00 (44 review reads)
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Advantages: Great music and lyrics on all tracks

Disadvantages: Can not be described as Lennon's best album, but is not far off

If you ask someone to name a John Lennon album, then this is probably the last one they will mention. I can't see why though. It's not as if it is bad - it's anything but that.

This album was released half way through Lennon's solo career and by this time he had a firm grasp of song writer and the particular style that he had adapted.

Every song from this album shows Lennon's ability pushed to the limit. The great thing about this album is the way that Lennon sings softly one minute and then the next minute he is nearly bursting his lungs in song.

Some of the instumentals and backing tracks used on this album are astonishing and show Lennon's capability as a writer of music as well as great lyrics.

Highlights of this album include Going Down On Love, Whatever Gets You Through The Night, What You Got, the excellent Beef Jerky and the follow up to How Do You Sleep - Steel And Glass. Every track on this album is equally as good as the next one.

This album should be owned by not only fans of Lennon, but people who enjoy all styles of music.

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