Anyone got a spare sleeve out there? Seems like some of the vinyls were trashed in disappointment, I will pay kindly .

Totally I feel your pain! Bought this record hot off the presses back in the summer of 1969 when I was 12! While the record is.....well different, hang on to it. Is the Zapple label silver? I was once read years ago that this record was rather pricey so your $30 investment might pay off down the road. Of course me & my friends hated the record and it was used as a prank. If someone wanted to borrow the Temps, Jimi or Miles Davis record of mine I would slip this in the sleeve! Of course when my buddy got home the phone would ring and I would answer laughing. Finally we used it as a Frisbee and broke into pieces. Not going to lay any $$ on this now but kinda wish I still had it.

Thanks. I don't listen to it, but I look at it as another gap filled in my Lennon collection, so I'll definitely be holding onto it. Thanks!

Cool, hang on to it. I think the value is way more then what this and other sites list it at. If for no other reason it is very rare John Lennon record. Not to mention you could play stump the band with your friends, no one will get it and you might win a few beers and get your initial investment back!!

despite the lack of enjoyment I have for this record, I'll definitely be hanging on to it. From the looks of it, I got a pretty good deal for $30, and yeah; the label is silver. That's hilarious, that sounds like something my friends and I would do.

So I bought this at my local record store. The store is very small and it's always a major hit or miss whenever I go. The day I got it was one of the "miss" days. I bought this record on a whim because I enjoyed John Lennon's work and never really knew about this album. Unreleased songs? How awesome.Oh how was I wrong. The first side was literally Yoko screams, and I haven't even bothered with the second half.I really should have done my research before paying 30 bucks for this record I probably will never listen to again.As far as quality goes, it's pretty decent.

that seems rather harsh given that the screaming was in reaction to yoko having the baby inside of her die. it was their way of working it out through music. if you had checked out the other side, you would be treated to john and yoko singing to themselves, the baby's actual heart beat, and also a moment of silence for john ono lennon II. it's not for everyone, but it is certainly a meaningful, heavy record