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John Lennon
Interview, Dec. 8, 1970 (Part 1)
Lennon Remembers: The Working Class Hero CD 1 Darthdisc DD-03

Sourced from a copy of Jan Wenner’s tapes of his infamous interview with John Lennon and Yoko Ono. The interview was conducted at Allen Klein's office at 1700 Broadway in New York City on December 8, 1970. Wenner caught the couple at a time when the breakup of The Beatles was still fresh and acrimonious, Plastic Ono Band was first released, and John and Yoko’s emotions had been laid bare through intense primal scream therapy. The lengthy interview was published in Wenner’s Rolling Stone Magazine in two installments in early 1971 (January 21 and February 4, 1971 editions). Lennon later repudiated some of his more venomous statements in this interview and always decried the fact that Wenner published it in book form under the title “Lennon Remembers.”

Oddly, the book was republished, with Yoko’s assistance, upon the 20th anniversary of Lennon’s death at about the same time that the Anthology book was released. It included elements that had been excised in the first edition. Lennon Remembers and Anthology present two startling different characterizations and recollections of the Beatle years.

01. Tape Setup And Testing 1:16
02. The Plastic Ono Band Album (Part One) 2:37
03. Primal 3:32
04. His Singing 1:51
05. Working Class Hero, Remember 1:44
06. Plastic Ono Band As Personal 1:14
07. God And Pain 1:11
08. George Martin And Phil Spector 3:07
09.'Let's Start Again' - The Plastic Ono Band Album 3:17
10. Discussing God (the album track) 2:57
11.'All These Songs Just Came Out Of Me' 1:24
12. Yer Blues, Parody 2:36
13. Yoko And John On Each Other's Music 4:09
14. Heroin 1:09
15. Back To Plastic Ono Band, Pepper 2:10
16. Toronto Rock And Roll Revival 0:59
17. On George, Paul And Dylan - John Lennon's Tastes 4:06
18. The Beatles As A Band 1:57
19. Lennon As A Guitarist 3:21
20. Ringo's Solo Records 0:50
21. Paul, Let It Be And Breakup 2:31
22. Brian's Death, The Maharishi 2:51
23. Paul Takes Over, Magical Mystery Tour 1:59
24. Lennon - McCartney Songwriting 0:59
25. Maharishi 3:03
26. Apple, Events, MBE, Etc. 2:42
27. The Breakup Announcement 4:42
28. Northern Songs 2:05
29. Maneuvering 1:58

John Lennon
Interview, Dec. 8, 1970 (Part 2)
Lennon Remembers: The Working Class Hero CD 2 Darthdisc DD-04

Sourced from a copy of Jan Wenner’s tapes of his infamous interview with John Lennon and Yoko Ono. The interview was conducted at Allen Klein's office at 1700 Broadway in New York City on December 8, 1970. Wenner caught the couple at a time when the breakup of The Beatles was still fresh and acrimonious, Plastic Ono Band was first released, and John and Yoko’s emotions had been laid bare through intense primal scream therapy. The lengthy interview was published in Wenner’s Rolling Stone Magazine in two installments in early 1971 (January 21 and February 4, 1971 editions). Lennon later repudiated some of his more venomous statements in this interview and always decried the fact that Wenner published it in book form under the title “Lennon Remembers.”

Oddly, the book was republished, with Yoko’s assistance, upon the 20th anniversary of Lennon’s death at about the same time that the Anthology book was released. It included elements that had been excised in the first edition. Lennon Remembers and Anthology present two startling different characterizations and recollections of the Beatle years.

01. Genius Is Pain 1:16
02. Living In The Past 1:17
03. Beatles Vs. Yoko 3:13
04. 'They Imitate Us' 1:11
05. More On The Breakup, The Beatles, Yoko 2:28
06. Bigger Than Elvis, William Mann, Messages 3:30
07. LSD 11:02
08. Discussing 'A Hard Day's Night' 3:15
09. Day Tripper, Drugs And Alcohol 2:47
10. Rubber Soul 1:17
11. Derek And Brian 1:10
12. Satyricon On Tour 2:49
13. Holiday With Brian, Brian Vs. Klein 1:59
14. 'We Were The Biggest Bastards' 3:00
15. The Rolling Stones Vs. The Beatles 4:46
16. The Press Vs. The Beatles 2:09
17. The Beatles Protected 2:10
18. Not Being Without Yoko 1:32
19. Working Or Not Working, Avant-garde Stuff 3:40
20. Magic Alex, Manson, Balmy Fans 4:16
21. Giving Up Their Private Lives 1:38
22. Strange Doings In Denmark 3:56

John Lennon
Interview, Dec. 8, 1970 (Part 3)
Lennon Remembers: Life With the Lions CD 1 Darthdisc DD-05

Sourced from a copy of Jan Wenner’s tapes of his infamous interview with John Lennon and Yoko Ono. The interview was conducted at Allen Klein's office at 1700 Broadway in New York City on December 8, 1970. Wenner caught the couple at a time when the breakup of The Beatles was still fresh and acrimonious, Plastic Ono Band was first released, and John and Yoko’s emotions had been laid bare through intense primal scream therapy. The lengthy interview was published in Wenner’s Rolling Stone Magazine in two installments in early 1971 (January 21 and February 4, 1971 editions). Lennon later repudiated some of his more venomous statements in this interview and always decried the fact that Wenner published it in book form under the title “Lennon Remembers.”

Oddly, the book was republished, with Yoko’s assistance, upon the 20th anniversary of Lennon’s death at about the same time that the Anthology book was released. It included elements that had been excised in the first edition. Lennon Remembers and Anthology present two startling different characterizations and recollections of the Beatle years.

01. Directness Of Rock, 'Blues Is A Chair'  6:17
02. The Beatles Music - Early Studio Work  3:22
03. Live Recordings, Concerts  1:37
04. Ticket To Ride, Walrus  3:35
05. Song Dedications  1:20
06. Abbey Road, Plagiarism Suit  2:56
07. Instant Karma, Spector, Wenner's Instamatic  2:12
08. Stereo, Taking Control Of Production  1:23
09. Give Peace A Chance, Working Class Hero  2:34
10. Plastic Ono Band Album - Picking The Single  7:15
11. Guitar Vs. Piano  1:36
12. John Lennon's Favorite John Lennon Songs  3:26
13. Let It Be In More Depth  4:41
14. More On McCartney  2:02
15. Cripples And Humiliation  5:24
16. 'If I Could Be A Fisherman, I Would'  1:37
17. The Beatles Effect - 'Nothing Has Changed'  2:45
18. The Beatles In America - 1940's Horses  2:27
19. Revolution (Not The Song)  7:34
20. More On Plastic Ono Band, Working Class Hero  1:45

John Lennon
Interview, Dec. 8, 1970 (Part 4)
Lennon Remembers: Life With the Lions CD 2 Darthdisc DD-06

Sourced from a copy of Jan Wenner’s tapes of his infamous interview with John Lennon and Yoko Ono. The interview was conducted at Allen Klein's office at 1700 Broadway in New York City on December 8, 1970. Wenner caught the couple at a time when the breakup of The Beatles was still fresh and acrimonious, Plastic Ono Band was first released, and John and Yoko’s emotions had been laid bare through intense primal scream therapy. The lengthy interview was published in Wenner’s Rolling Stone Magazine in two installments in early 1971 (January 21 and February 4, 1971 editions). Lennon later repudiated some of his more venomous statements in this interview and always decried the fact that Wenner published it in book form under the title “Lennon Remembers.”

Oddly, the book was republished, with Yoko’s assistance, upon the 20th anniversary of Lennon’s death at about the same time that the Anthology book was released. It included elements that had been excised in the first edition. Lennon Remembers and Anthology present two startling different characterizations and recollections of the Beatle years.

01. Discussing "Happiness Is A Warm Gun" 01:35
02. Happiness Is A Warm Gun (Not The Song) 04:25
03. Allen Klein 08:07
04. Eastman and Klein 14:14
05. Straightening Out The Finances, Epstein 01:46
06. Paul vs. Ringo 03:00
07. Beatle Roles, Beatles Myth 04:35
08. George 01:51
09. 'Not Interested In Other Music' 02:43
10. 'I've Always Been A Genius' 03:46
11. Yoko, Zappa, Warhol And Welles 05:06
12. 'Will You Retire?' 01:09
13. Prejudice Against Yoko 02:58
14. New York City, Liverpool, San Francisco And London 05:47
15. Dylan 05:01