Hi Mazzy, A massive Lennon fan... I have them all... and I so want this one too but times are not too good right now. I would love to get it..... but I will need to wait. Major Lennon fan... I mean I go through life quoting the man. I miss this man so much. He would be so much in need to be part of this world TODAY ! We don't have leaders, songwriters and visionaries like him around. We will never see another LENNON.... ever. God bless you Mazzy and LENNON.... (PS - So happy that the LENNON estate sent you this. Glad they are putting the shine to this MASTERPIECE) (PS 2 - You get me every time with GORGEOUS) Tino
This channel is becoming a favorite of mine. Here (in Mazzy) we have someone who actually lived and immersed himself in these things that those of us who werent even born yet absolutely love. The fact that you have these on TH-cam makes you a treasure. My Dad is 5 years older than you Mazzy, and he'll tell me stories, but these videos... ::chef's kiss::
I've pre-ordered the vinyl version of the new release but the more I hear about the deluxe CD/DVD set I think I'm going to have to splurge for it. This is also my favorite John album and actually in my top ten albums of all time. The raw emotion of John bearing his soul on this album is so gut wrenching. From "Mother" to "God", there is not another album that I can think of that hits you like the songs on Plastic Ono Band.
I grew up a couple of miles from Tittenhurst Park when John and Yoko lived there. Still drive past the place every couple of weeks. It is now owned by a wealthy Arab who has replaced the wooden fence that surrounded the property with a brick wall. The studio John installed and used for Imagine has also been ripped out apparently. Thought you might be interested. Love your stuff, Mazzy.
Hi Mazzy, will watch this in the morning (it's late here!) but thanks for the link above, I'll reciprocate (even though my views have died down now!) 🙂👍
Thanks for this... pre ordered it and look forward to spinning it. I was 10 in 77 when Elvis died, and shrugged it off other then the fact that it was the first time I saw my mother cry at the death of a stranger. I was 13 when Lennon died, and already playing in my first rock band. It shook me to my core, and I remember exactly where I was, who I was with, and I remember crying at the death of a stranger. Love this record and all John’s stuff. Again, thanks for bringing this to my attention. ✌️🎶☕️
Thanks Mazzy..I am so happy for you that you were honoured to receive this and you did a great job presenting it to us..This release is the definition of “Grail” to me..I am so excited waiting for it to reach the basement..I pre ordered the deluxe CD set..My plan is to get the vinyl as well..I hear rumours of a delay in the release..I sure hope not because I am just way too excited❤️❤️👍👍🍸🍸glen
Hey Mazzy, thanks for all of your insights into this rerelease. And, for your commentary on the related topics. Have you thought about doing a Yoko album ranking or at least a review of her catalog? - that would be interesting. Peace out.
You are correct about Yoko being such an influence in the post-punk movement. Did you know that L7 sampled her screaming on Wargasm (with her blessing of course)? It fits perfect for that song.
I remember getting a copy of Yoko's book Grapefruit and being very pleasantly surprised at how great it is - plus a shout out to Mind Train off Fly which is very similar to German bands like Can and Neu - she's a very underrated artist in my book who really doesn't deserve the hate/spite that she gets to this day
Hi Mazzy, thank you very much, that was inspiring and the input to show the evolution of Strawberry Fields officially and in excellent sound quality is outstanding!
Congratulations Mazzy, looking forward to your take on the box set. I am a first generation John and Yoko fan. I think I played the song Why a million times growing up, but my parents never complained. Looks like a beautiful set can't wait to receive it. Take care.
What an absolute in depth and thorough review Norman! Absolutely loved it, I love how you have the older pressings of the singles and such. Definitely earned a new subscriber here! Peace and Love mate!✌🏻❤️
The Strawberry Fields evolution, mine is called "It's Not Too Bad", is my favorite bootleg. I love these coffee table books that come with great soundtracks. Thanks for the peek.
Great video Mazzy, there’s few collectors I can think of who should have this opportunity you’ve been gifted. Thanks for sharing and also the changing t-shirt “magic trick” haha
Interesting video. I have both the original UK vinyls - bought them as soon as they were released. You either love them or hate them (and I love them) - there's not much in between with these two unique masterpieces.
Imho, this is the only one of the albums of the Beatles or from the individual Lads that really had meaning and tried to say something legitimately transformative of experience or pain into art.
Nice video Mazzy as always. Love that large poster. Recently did a large painting that included some inspiration from that "War is Over" poster. Love the way the cover photo seems like it's been cleaned up, or heightened. I have a feeling I might just pick up the 2 cd set. One question, what does fiber based print mean from the photo of John? Never heard of that.
What is a Silver Gelatin Fiber Print? Silver print, Fiber prints, Gelatin silver as they are commonly referred to and are one and the same. This is a museum quality, tray printing process (not machine processed). Fiber paper is a paper base that is coated with photographic emulsion. The base of fiber prints are not sealed like the RC paper, this makes for a slower process with washing and drying. These beautiful, archival, exhibition quality, black & white, silver gelatin, fiber prints have superior tonal range, durability, and resistance to fading for over 200 years.
@@mazzysmusic Thanks for the reply so quick. I went to Ohio U and received an MFA in printmaking(lithography/etching and relief) but I'm not familiar with the photographic term "fiber based" when it came to the printing process. I assumed it had something to do with the paper and the archival nature but wasn't sure. I was just curious. Again, thanks for the reply.
The first copy I had of this album ‘I Found Out’ ends with John going into Carl Perkins ‘Gone, Gone Gone’ briefly before the fade. All the later mixes fade this out earlier. Was Yoko not a Perkins fan?
Wow, those sets look pretty amazing. I have an original German pressing that I found at an estate sale for a buck. Cover is slightly beat but the record is mint. I have to be in a certain mood to listen to POB. I mean, it's not like I'm gonna play a song like Mother while I'm bouncing around the house doing stuff, you know? This is an intense record and John was laying his guts out for his art.
Agree with unboxing, it's like watching paint dry Mazz! Glad all over could be the Elvis track they covered on the BBC tracks. While I respect your taste and your opinion(s), I don't get nor do I wish to, 'conceptual' music, I am a fan of Melody, thats why I loved the Beatles. Not liking jazz probably does not help, like most of the 'Post punk.' As for Sgt Pepper and the Abbey Road box sets, the are bloody brilliant, contrary to your taste Mazz. I am a Beatle fan through, the solo years does very little to me or for me in all of the Beatle members. I won't be running out to buy this. However I agree, your initial review is very interesting. Well done Norm!👍 Happy listening🎼👍
Hi, when I search the youtube channel name that posted the real love demo and the free as a bird demo (that has been since taken down) - this video comes up. Do you have any association with that channel? I am really sad the songs were taken down - I listened to them all the time and I am looking for a way to maybe download them to have them to listen to again :(
Why must Apple Corp/Yoko remix albums that are classics? Actually it is not just John and Yoko (her 1994 Onobox was ruined - the cd reissues restored the lp mixes). It is a general Beatles issue. JOHN put out POB the way he wanted it to sound in 12/70. There is also a sense of deSpectorization in Beatleworld, sadly. I love both POB albums but even if I could ever afford it the concept and the remix I heard of Mother leave me cold.
I love POB but I’ve got two US LPs and the MFSL CD and I’m not gonna buy this album over. I don’t WANT or NEED to hear new versions. Nice review and very cool hookup but there’s no substituting the original Mother or God or I Found Out
I was struck by the fact that it seems like you're going overboard to praise this album because it seems like it was personally sent to you it's a good album but it's really not worth the money
Obviously John had been “Across the Universe” a few too many times at this point. Plastic Ono Band? Such a pity. No wonder he got kicked out of The Beatles.
Hi Mazzy,
A massive Lennon fan... I have them all... and I so want this one too but times are not too good right now. I would love to get it..... but I will need to wait. Major Lennon fan... I
mean I go through life quoting the man. I miss this man so much. He would be so much in need to be part of this world TODAY ! We don't have leaders, songwriters and visionaries
like him around. We will never see another LENNON.... ever.
God bless you Mazzy and LENNON.... (PS - So happy that the LENNON estate sent you this. Glad they are putting the shine to this MASTERPIECE)
(PS 2 - You get me every time with GORGEOUS)
Tino
Lennon would probably be cancelled by the woke folk today for speaking his mind because you know that free speech is a big no-no to cancel culture.
I've always been telling people how this album really is punk. Happy that you agree!
The best Lennon sang was in Toronto during a raw Dizzy Miss Lizzy with EC on lead guitar.....
Yes,very nice from Yoko ,Sean and their team…just appreciate that beautiful intention…can t wait to have these great reissues…
Mazzy I just found this video. Yes Instant Karma is one of my favorites from John as well. Thanks for the ride on this one.
I love that Klaus Voormann is still alive, and still a "cool cat"
Long Live Klaus!
Long Live Klaus!
This channel is becoming a favorite of mine. Here (in Mazzy) we have someone who actually lived and immersed himself in these things that those of us who werent even born yet absolutely love.
The fact that you have these on TH-cam makes you a treasure. My Dad is 5 years older than you Mazzy, and he'll tell me stories, but these videos... ::chef's kiss::
HA Well thank you. W know what we know.. We know what we each experienced......
Wow! Just spotted this. You must’ve been thrilled. What a great thing
I've pre-ordered the vinyl version of the new release but the more I hear about the deluxe CD/DVD set I think I'm going to have to splurge for it. This is also my favorite John album and actually in my top ten albums of all time. The raw emotion of John bearing his soul on this album is so gut wrenching. From "Mother" to "God", there is not another album that I can think of that hits you like the songs on Plastic Ono Band.
Agree entirely.
Top ten albums of all time, really
@@christopherpederson1021 Really!
I grew up a couple of miles from Tittenhurst Park when John and Yoko lived there. Still drive past the place every couple of weeks. It is now owned by a wealthy Arab who has replaced the wooden fence that surrounded the property with a brick wall. The studio John installed and used for Imagine has also been ripped out apparently. Thought you might be interested. Love your stuff, Mazzy.
Hi Mazzy, will watch this in the morning (it's late here!) but thanks for the link above, I'll reciprocate (even though my views have died down now!) 🙂👍
Have to agree with John and Yoko, above us only sky.
Thanks for your thoughts, am very much looking forward to hearing it. Enjoy!
Great video Mazzy and I could think of no one better to get that set. Walking through the package, I may have to pick up that one myself.
Thank you Paul. It’s a special album to me and it’s influences are huge. ✌🏽
Thanks for this...
pre ordered it and look forward to spinning it. I was 10 in 77 when Elvis died, and shrugged it off other then the fact that it was the first time I saw my mother cry at the death of a stranger. I was 13 when Lennon died, and already playing in my first rock band. It shook me to my core, and I remember exactly where I was, who I was with, and I remember crying at the death of a stranger. Love this record and all John’s stuff.
Again, thanks for bringing this to my attention.
✌️🎶☕️
Thanks Mazzy..I am so happy for you that you were honoured to receive this and you did a great job presenting it to us..This release is the definition of “Grail” to me..I am so excited waiting for it to reach the basement..I pre ordered the deluxe CD set..My plan is to get the vinyl as well..I hear rumours of a delay in the release..I sure hope not because I am just way too excited❤️❤️👍👍🍸🍸glen
It's great to see this up close and personal. What a wonderful gift to receive. ❤️ I'm going to give my original copy a listen. Take care.
Hey Mazzy, thanks for all of your insights into this rerelease. And, for your commentary on the related topics. Have you thought about doing a Yoko album ranking or at least a review of her catalog? - that would be interesting. Peace out.
You are correct about Yoko being such an influence in the post-punk movement. Did you know that L7 sampled her screaming on Wargasm (with her blessing of course)? It fits perfect for that song.
I remember getting a copy of Yoko's book Grapefruit and being very pleasantly surprised at how great it is - plus a shout out to Mind Train off Fly which is very similar to German bands like Can and Neu - she's a very underrated artist in my book who really doesn't deserve the hate/spite that she gets to this day
Hi Mazzy, thank you very much, that was inspiring and the input to show the evolution of Strawberry Fields officially and in excellent sound quality is outstanding!
Congratulations Mazzy, looking forward to your take on the box set. I am a first generation John and Yoko fan. I think I played the song Why a million times growing up, but my parents never complained. Looks like a beautiful set can't wait to receive it. Take care.
I hope to get this album sometime this year.
What an absolute in depth and thorough review Norman! Absolutely loved it, I love how you have the older pressings of the singles and such. Definitely earned a new subscriber here!
Peace and Love mate!✌🏻❤️
This was more of a non unboxing and showcase my review drops very soon. ✌🏽
Wow, that's amazing Mazzy! Very cool that they reached out to you. Well done.
Hadn't watched this video but yesterday Julie mentioned that you had received this special package. Very cool.
The Strawberry Fields evolution, mine is called "It's Not Too Bad", is my favorite bootleg. I love these coffee table books that come with great soundtracks. Thanks for the peek.
Great video Mazzy, there’s few collectors I can think of who should have this opportunity you’ve been gifted. Thanks for sharing and also the changing t-shirt “magic trick” haha
Your first to notice the t shirts. 🌟 my review drops very soon
I Agree,With you there is a connection Miles Davis and John and Yoko! I get it Finally I get it! Took close to 50 years but I get it!
Interesting video. I have both the original UK vinyls - bought them as soon as they were released. You either love them or hate them (and I love them) - there's not much in between with these two unique masterpieces.
The original US Plastic Ono Band LP had the sliced apple on side 2. Some of the singles of the era in the US did have unsliced apples on both sides.
Damn that book is nice. Worth the money right there
Imho, this is the only one of the albums of the Beatles or from the individual Lads that really had meaning and tried to say something legitimately transformative of experience or pain into art.
Nice video Mazzy as always. Love that large poster. Recently did a large painting that included some inspiration from that "War is Over" poster. Love the way the cover photo seems like it's been cleaned up, or heightened. I have a feeling I might just pick up the 2 cd set. One question, what does fiber based print mean from the photo of John? Never heard of that.
What is a Silver Gelatin Fiber Print?
Silver print, Fiber prints, Gelatin silver as they are commonly referred to and are one and the same. This is a museum quality, tray printing process (not machine processed). Fiber paper is a paper base that is coated with photographic emulsion. The base of fiber prints are not sealed like the RC paper, this makes for a slower process with washing and drying. These beautiful, archival, exhibition quality, black & white, silver gelatin, fiber prints have superior tonal range, durability, and resistance to fading for over 200 years.
@@mazzysmusic Thanks for the reply so quick. I went to Ohio U and received an MFA in printmaking(lithography/etching and relief) but I'm not familiar with the photographic term "fiber based" when it came to the printing process. I assumed it had something to do with the paper and the archival nature but wasn't sure. I was just curious. Again, thanks for the reply.
@@nowhereman6496 and then there are platinum prints. All Photographic related.
Enjoyed the video and the evolutionary story
The first copy I had of this album ‘I Found Out’ ends with John going into Carl Perkins ‘Gone, Gone Gone’ briefly before the fade. All the later mixes fade this out earlier. Was Yoko not a Perkins fan?
Wow, those sets look pretty amazing. I have an original German pressing that I found at an estate sale for a buck. Cover is slightly beat but the record is mint. I have to be in a certain mood to listen to POB. I mean, it's not like I'm gonna play a song like Mother while I'm bouncing around the house doing stuff, you know? This is an intense record and John was laying his guts out for his art.
B Streisand made a great version of ” Mother” ! 🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪
Agree with unboxing, it's like watching paint dry Mazz!
Glad all over could be the Elvis track they covered on the BBC tracks.
While I respect your taste and your opinion(s), I don't get nor do I wish to, 'conceptual' music, I am a fan of Melody, thats why I loved the Beatles. Not liking jazz probably does not help, like most of the 'Post punk.'
As for Sgt Pepper and the Abbey Road box sets, the are bloody brilliant, contrary to your taste Mazz.
I am a Beatle fan through, the solo years does very little to me or for me in all of the Beatle members. I won't be running out to buy this.
However I agree, your initial review is very interesting.
Well done Norm!👍
Happy listening🎼👍
very cool-thank you
Hi, when I search the youtube channel name that posted the real love demo and the free as a bird demo (that has been since taken down) - this video comes up. Do you have any association with that channel? I am really sad the songs were taken down - I listened to them all the time and I am looking for a way to maybe download them to have them to listen to again :(
Great video! Can you tell me where you ordered your hat?
This particular one at Goorin Brothers but I have others from random stores
@@mazzysmusic Thank you!
Norm, What do you have for stereo equipment to listen to these wonderful cd's/Lps?
Mr. Pete-------------->
aging hippie
Awesome, Norman! Cool box sets! Love your channel!
So lucky Massy, you deserve it really. Good video as always 💪🏻
Do you think it sounds better than the mobile fidelity version?
Entonces,¿es usted de la quinta de Lennon? pues se conserva muy bien,en fin siga tan distraido con su musica eso es muy bueno y agradable
Genial esse álbum
Well deserved man.
Like the reference of bitches brew...thanks
Why must Apple Corp/Yoko remix albums that are classics? Actually it is not just John and Yoko (her 1994 Onobox was ruined - the cd reissues restored the lp mixes). It is a general Beatles issue. JOHN put out POB the way he wanted it to sound in 12/70. There is also a sense of deSpectorization in Beatleworld, sadly. I love both POB albums but even if I could ever afford it the concept and the remix I heard of Mother leave me cold.
I love POB but I’ve got two US LPs and the MFSL CD and I’m not gonna buy this album over. I don’t WANT or NEED to hear new versions. Nice review and very cool hookup but there’s no substituting the original Mother or God or I Found Out
You are SO RIGHT. Actually the MFSL cd of Live Peace 1969 is pretty cool, too.
I was struck by the fact that it seems like you're going overboard to praise this album because it seems like it was personally sent to you it's a good album but it's really not worth the money
Obviously John had been “Across the Universe” a few too many times at this point. Plastic Ono Band? Such a pity. No wonder he got kicked out of The Beatles.
I think unboxing might be a fetish. If so, it's one I share. Maybe it just reminds me of seeing others open their presents at Christmas.
#mazzylovesphilcollins
What a boring presentation ... yawn.