Some really great songs but not the consistency for me to consider it a great album.
Few artists can convey passion through vocals as well as John Lennon and this results in his personal songs being the most powerful on the record.

Stunning album from a world class songwriter. It’s raw emotion can take the breath away on first listen. “My Mummy’s Dead” isn’t exactly Yellow Submarine! The sparse production adds to the cathartic aura of the album. He was going through primal thearapy at the time and this leaks into the lyrics. A brilliant album that he struggled to match.

Great album. I feel like this is by far Lennon's most personal work as if he is using this album to come to terms with everything and the result is a beautiful and emotional album.

I think John Lennon's lyrics are the truest ones I heard. Since "Help!" His words became more and more introspective, personal and obscure. Resulting in lines like "Mother you had me, but I never had you", and "I don't believe in Beatles, I just believe in me" in this album.

Millionaire ex-Beatle shares unedited intimate thoughts and feelings for our entertainment and amusement....

Maybe not quite where my head is at these days, but still beautiful.

Although maybe a small step back in entertainment value, this album is easily on par artistically with anything The Beatles put out. This record is for sure one of my all time favorites.

This is by-far the best Beatles solo album and deserves much more recognition in the music world. I believe it is one of the most lyrically genius pieces of art.

Really provocative album. Mother made me misty-eyed.

God is godly