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55 years ago today, John Lennon released ‘Imagine.’ Considered one of his most defining works, the album reflects his personal artistic evolution following the breakup of The Beatles. It was largely recorded in his custom-built home studio, officially named Ascot Sound Studios at his Tittenhurst Park estate. At the time, sophisticated home studios were still relatively unheard of. The space allowed him to create freely without rules and restrictions. Through the album, Lennon examines ideas of peace, unity, politics, religion, and interpersonal relationships. The title track, ‘Imagine’ remains one of rock’s most recognizable and enduring anthems. Written in collaboration with his wife Yoko Ono, the song envisions a world free of war and division. It leaves listeners with a sense of hope and optimism. How did the album make you feel when you first heard it? #johnlennon #imagine #gimmesometruth #discogs

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