#9 Dream
John Lennon · 1975
4 min · 1 track · hard rock · pop rock · psychedelic rock
#9 Dream floats through a haze of ethereal melodies, blending dreamlike lyrics with lush instrumentation.
#9 Dream is a single by John Lennon, released in 1975. #9 Dream floats through a haze of ethereal melodies, blending dreamlike lyrics with lush instrumentation. #9 Dream reached number 9 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, marking Lennon's continued success as a solo artist after The Beatles. The album's lush production and dreamlike quality have influenced numerous artists within the art rock and pop music scenes, solidifying its place in Lennon's discography as a significant work that captures his artistic evolution. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does #9 Dream sound like?
#9 Dream floats through a haze of ethereal melodies, blending dreamlike lyrics with lush instrumentation. Rooted in hard rock and pop rock.
What makes #9 Dream by John Lennon notable?
#9 Dream reached number 9 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, marking Lennon's continued success as a solo artist after The Beatles. The album's lush production and dreamlike quality have influenced numerous artists within the art rock and pop music scenes, solidifying its place in Lennon's discography as a significant work that captures his artistic evolution. By the time #9 Dream was released on January 31, 1975, John Lennon had established himself as a solo artist following his departure from The Beatles. This album came two years after his acclaimed record, Imagine, and showcased a more introspective and experimental approach in his songwriting, reflecting both personal change and artistic exploration during a transitional period in his life.
How many songs are on #9 Dream?
#9 Dream has 1 track, running approximately 4 minutes.
Tracklist
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Release Date
January 31, 1975
Artist Origin
United Kingdom
Runtime
4 min 39 sec
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