About the Mind Games Album Released in October 1973, the 12-song Mind Games was John Lennon’s fourth studio effort. The album reached No. 9 on the Billboard 200.

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John Lennon‘s fourth solo album, Mind Games, will be reissued and expanded this summer. Arriving July 12 via Lennon’s estate and Capitol/UMe, Mind Games – The Ultimate Collection features ...

You’ve probably meditated to John Lennon‘s music before, but now you can do it with an official soundtrack. Back in May, Lennon’s estate partnered with Lumenate to deliver nine meditation ...

“Mind Games, to me, was like an interim record between being a manic political lunatic to back to being a musician again,” John Lennon told Crawdaddy magazine in March 1974 about his fourth ...

Mind Games was meant to be a return to form for John Lennon, after an instantly dated protest album that felt didactic and cold. He seemed to be back on track with its opening Top 20 hit title song.

John and Yoko’s son, Sean Ono Lennon, produced the song’s new mix. The “Ultimate Mix” of “Aisumasen (I’m Sorry)” is the third advance track to be released from the Mind Games reissue.

John Lennon’s widow and son announced a new way of meditating via nine alternate versions of the ex Beatle’s 1973 song “Mind Games.” The music is available via the Lumenate phone app to ...