John Lennon & Yoko Ono – Double Fantasy

Listening to this and my original vinyl is almost the same thing. It actually sounds so close. I also have the recent remaster of this album. There really is no comparison. The new remaster is one dimensional and lacks space. This version has space depth and a wonderful sound quality to it. And I am never selling it so this is a real review from a real John Lennon fan. Again. Sounds very close to the vinyl. Oh..and like all the MOFI cds Ihave.. you will need to turn up your volume as these are not destroyed by the terrible remastering of todays cds.

My copy has different matrix on B side GHS-2-2001-REI-UK-SET-6 STERLING K99131 B6

Excellent sounding edition of this strange, prophetic, ultimate statement from John and Yoko.

so sad that this was JL's final album before he parted ways with the living.

Sounds great - a clean and rich pressing. And yes the running order on mine is different on the back also.

Amazing sounding pressing. Quiet vinyl, great dynamics, best version I've heard.

John's songs on this are excellent. Yoko's - well - she is an avantegarde artist. As far as avantegarde goes, she's actually fun to listen to. Best to understand this album as a conversation between John and Yoko about their home life at the time. Each in their own unique style. It makes the album seem disjointed.

Side A variant 2 with Side B variant 4. So many different plate combinations when you expect to press a million records for one country alone. Fascinating.

I have this cd and note that as shown the cd states MADE IN U.K. whereas the back cover states Manufactured in Germany (I've uploaded additional images to highlight that fact). I purchased this cd new in Canada.

Backing vocals on this album are by The Ritchie Family who recorded "The Best Disco In Town"