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Subject: Your Honest First Reaction to Double Fantasy
Date: Mon, 9 Dec 2024 13:00:50 +0000
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I found it depressing and felt that Lennon sounded like a spent force.

Everyone knew Yoko would be a trainwreck.

Suppose MDC had not happened.  Would Lennon have had a future as a
songwriter?  I think he would have if he had gotten away from Yoko and
stopped penning dreary odes to her.

Douglas confided to Goldman that Lennon was desperate to get out of his
marriage.  Douglas' girlfriend at that time recalled Lennon asking her
if she felt women might find him attractive.  He also admitted to her
that he liked the Swedish actress Maud Adams.  Coincidentally, Douglas'
girlfriend knew Maud Adams and was working to arrange for Lennon to meet
her when MDC intervened.