John Lennon - Lennon Legend (The Very Best Of John Lennon) (CD 1997)

The title says it all really, hes a legend- the best, brilliant!Lennon is a houshold name for me as I grew up in liverpool.This was bought for my dads birthday and he loved it!

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john lennon at his very best a really good cd full of material that makes you drift back in time a must for every beatles fan

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An excellent compolation of John Lennons work. The majority of are well known classics such as imagine, jealous guy and one of my favourites- mother.

a truly superb album, by the master hisself, it represents everything about what music should be about. awesome.i wonder what his music would have been like had he still been alive. we wont know, but just enjoy all the old stuff over and over again. magic!!!!

the delivery was fast, the cd is in good condition and i was pleased with it.
i will be looking on ebay for more music bargains as i am a music fan and need to get some old music i do not have.

I recently went on a long weekend to Liverpool to do the famous 'Magical Mystery Tour' of the Beatles. It was brilliant, and it got me thinking i needed to buy John Lennon's greatest hits. Even though you instantly think of 'Imagine' as the best track, i was always drawn to 'Starting Over' and 'Jealous Guy'. The man was a genius, no point denying it. What this album does show however is the possibilites there were if he had lived....an excellent album and fantastic value for those wanting to ease themselves gently into the world of the Beatles going solo!

John Lennon's solo work has been anthologized so many times that it's hard to believe there wasn't a definitive compilation before this one. And, depending on your particular take, you might not find Lennon Legend quite hitting the mark. However, since it does contain the brilliantly scathing "Working Class Hero," doesn't ignore the woefully underrated Rock 'n' Roll album, and catches the hopeful renewal that came toward the end of his foreshortened life, it's probably about as close as anyone's going to come. His great songs shine, meditations like "Imagine" and his rockers had form and content, as in "Whatever Gets You Through the Night." He was an icon, and this does him justice.

This album is fantastic and an absolute must have for any Lennon fan as it rounds up a lot of his very best onto one disc save chasing through other albums.