Imagine: John Lennon (Music from the Motion Picture)(约翰列侬的理想世界)
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Imagine: John Lennon (Music from the Motion Picture)(约翰列侬的理想世界)专辑介绍
In 1988, the John Lennon estate released the documentary Imagine: John Lennon. A loving, airbrushed look at his life, the film offset the negative press generated by Albert Goldman's vicious unofficial bio The Lives of John Lennon, providing an unabashedly biased and entertaining chronicle of one of rock's greatest icons. Fanatics cherished the rare footage scattered throughout the documentary, and they also were thrilled by the first official release of "Real Love," a demo Lennon recorded at his Dakota apartment during the late '70s. (It would later be overdubbed and released as a Beatles' track on Anthology 2.) Despite the inclusion of this and a rehearsal take of "Imagine," the soundtrack is geared toward casual fans. There's a brief roundup of nine major Beatles songs (including "Help!," "In My Life," "Strawberry Fields Forever," "A Day in the Life," and "The Ballad of John & Yoko"), then a summary of his solo works. Imagine may be a double album, but as it turns out, 21 tracks barely scratches the surface of a catalog as deep as Lennon's, especially if it attempts to cover both band and solo recordings. That means, of course, that many great songs — particularly early singles like "Cold Turkey" and "Instant Karma" — are missing. The featured songs emphasize Lennon's sensitive ballad side — it's all the idealistic dreamer, with Lennon the rocker or the social activist pushed to the side. Such an approach is bound to frustrate some fans, but the end result is an entirely listenable compilation and one that says a great deal about how Lennon was perceived at the conclusion of the '80s.
本部描写摇滚史上最伟大音乐家之一约翰·温斯顿·列侬的纪录片《约翰列侬的理想世界》，以超过240小时的电影及录影片段，及穿插其中的36首经典名曲，讲述着这位摇滚乐坛有史以来最富传奇色彩的灵魂人物。
影片收录了多段未被公开的私人视频片段，扑捉记录下列侬这位在音乐世界中狂放不羁才华横溢的天才，在生活中的多重侧面。这些精彩珍贵的视频镜头在36首传唱度极高的经典歌曲中，道出了列侬这位乐坛巨匠背后鲜为人知的故事。
In 1988, the John Lennon estate released the documentary Imagine: John Lennon. A loving, airbrushed look at his life, the film offset the negative press generated by Albert Goldman's vicious unofficial bio The Lives of John Lennon, providing an unabashedly biased and entertaining chronicle of one of rock's greatest icons. Fanatics cherished the rare footage scattered throughout the documentary, and they also were thrilled by the first official release of "Real Love," a demo Lennon recorded at his Dakota apartment during the late '70s. (It would later be overdubbed and released as a Beatles' track on Anthology 2.) Despite the inclusion of this and a rehearsal take of "Imagine," the soundtrack is geared toward casual fans. There's a brief roundup of nine major Beatles songs (including "Help!," "In My Life," "Strawberry Fields Forever," "A Day in the Life," and "The Ballad of John & Yoko"), then a summary of his solo works. Imagine may be a double album, but as it turns out, 21 tracks barely scratches the surface of a catalog as deep as Lennon's, especially if it attempts to cover both band and solo recordings. That means, of course, that many great songs — particularly early singles like "Cold Turkey" and "Instant Karma" — are missing. The featured songs emphasize Lennon's sensitive ballad side — it's all the idealistic dreamer, with Lennon the rocker or the social activist pushed to the side. Such an approach is bound to frustrate some fans, but the end result is an entirely listenable compilation and one that says a great deal about how Lennon was perceived at the conclusion of the '80s.