12. Yoko Ono/The Plastic Ono BandFeeling The Space
Somebody gave me the Ono box and I wasn’t that familiar with her work before that. I’m not saying anything new, and I’m not saying I have all of these choices on vinyl, but you do listen to LPs in a different way – you put the needle down, you flip it over. It’s a different experience. But we still do it so rarely nowadays. Still, this is one of those albums where I put it on then I flip it over, then I flip it over again. Like all of the albums I’ve chosen, it creates, for me, a particular mood, and as I get older, that’s what I’m looking for. I want to inhabit that record and live in that space and sound that the artist creates. That doesn’t necessarily mean that I love every song or that I really connect to all of the lyrics but I want to be in that space. And this is one album that I really feel that way about.
