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deadgrandma · 2011.12.19, 07:48 PM

Ok, so, it's Ringo's one and only most notorious album ever, VARIETY. To many, it's Ringo's ST. ANGER, her METAL MACHINE MUSIC and now you can add LULU to that list! To others, it's OK. And to a select few it is a great album.

What I'm asking is whether you're opinion has changed and how you feel about it 4 years on.

TBH, I think it has had more lasting appeal than Sports and seeing as I think Daihakken is Sports 1.5, it will probably outlast Daihakken too. I always could tell it was a weaker or even 'weirder' album than Kyouiku and Adult but it wasn't until I started really getting into Ringo and searching around that I realised what an infamous record it was. I think this notoriety (and its plain weirdness) has made it so much more appealing personally :-p

2011.12.19, 07:48 PM	#1
deadgrandma Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 4,764	VARIETY 2011 Ok, so, it's Ringo's one and only most notorious album ever, VARIETY. To many, it's Ringo's ST. ANGER, her METAL MACHINE MUSIC and now you can add LULU to that list! To others, it's OK. And to a select few it is a great album. What I'm asking is whether you're opinion has changed and how you feel about it 4 years on. TBH, I think it has had more lasting appeal than Sports and seeing as I think Daihakken is Sports 1.5, it will probably outlast Daihakken too. I always could tell it was a weaker or even 'weirder' album than Kyouiku and Adult but it wasn't until I started really getting into Ringo and searching around that I realised what an infamous record it was. I think this notoriety (and its plain weirdness) has made it so much more appealing personally :-p __________________ Disco! Life is dead Last edited by deadgrandma : 2011.12.19 at 10:30 PM.