Approximately Infinite Universe

This is a vinyl LP pressing. In Yoko Ono's 1973 rock masterpiece, Nearly Infinite Universe, there's a hidden fury absent in her earlier works. Ono has long been a genius at transforming pain into art. Here, a clenched - fist intensity makes this album stand out in her vast collection. Ono is angry, showing that one can love humanity boundlessly yet be furious at male - female dynamics, war, and partners. Sonically, Ono builds on the rock - n - roll sounds of her 1971 album Fly. This is one of the most traditional - sounding rock albums in Ono's repertoire, with moments rivaling the E Street Band. It's an essential and forward - thinking piece of Ono's output, marking her growth as a songwriter and a clear statement of her feminist stance in the male - dominated 1970s mainstream rock scene.

To use this vinyl LP, first, make sure your record player is clean and in good working condition. Place the record gently on the turntable, and use the tonearm to carefully drop the needle onto the start of the groove. When you're done listening, lift the tonearm gently and return it to its rest. Then, remove the record from the turntable and place it back in its sleeve. Keep the record away from direct sunlight, heat, and moisture to prevent warping. Also, handle it by the edges to avoid getting fingerprints on the grooves, which can affect the sound quality. If the record gets dirty, you can use a record cleaning brush to gently wipe the grooves.