Ringo Starr's "Y Not"

[TheObscure]

What did you guys think of it?

I thought it was better than most of his work, but not by much.

[UnpluggedCrazy]

Wasn't that good. A pretty huge step down from Liverpool 8, which I thought was his best album since Ringo...and his second best album, period.

[TheObscure]

Wasn't that good. A pretty huge step down from Liverpool 8, which I thought was his best album since Ringo...and his second best album, period.

Some men ask "why". Great men ask "Y Not".

[gamegyro56]

Most men ask "why". Ringo asks "Y Not".

fixed.

[theINC]

Here's my review, on my blog.

Generally a horrible album. Plastered in Auto-Tune from top to bottom, it almost sounds like T-Pain decided to collaborate with Thomas the Tank Engine both musically and lyrically.

Ringo is a very bad songwriter. Lowlights of the album include ‘Peace Dream’, where Ringo fails to invoke the emotion or feeling of Lennon’s solo work despite making incountable references to Imagine, Give Peace a Chance, and bed-ins. Despite the inclusion of a recognisable and impeccable bass line by former bandmate Paul McCartney, the song fails to improve. Added to this is the confusing Who’s Your Daddy, a song that I will never understand the point of.

Continued: http://wheretogo.tumblr.com/post/340...arr-y-not-2010

4/10. Probably worth a listen just to realise how bad it is. There are a couple of good songs but that's it.

[oogabooha]

When I first saw the title, I thought "oh sh*t ringo, don't spell like your a 13 year old on facebook...". I still haven't listened to the album yet, I will when I get the chance

[TheObscure]

"oh sh*t ringo, don't spell like your a 13 year old on facebook..."

Again,

Some men ask "why". Great men ask "Y Not".

[Jglaubman]

"oh sh*t ringo, don't spell like your a 13 year old on facebook...".

Wow!

[MikeNL]

uhm
am i the only one who truly enjoys this album?
i mean.. i listen to it every day.

fill in the blanks/walk with you/everyone wins/y not/who's your daddy are my favs

i didn't like Liverpool 8 at all.

[Sayburr]

I listened to it and thought it was an OK album. Not one that I listen to very often, but one that would be OK once a year or so. There are a couple of good songs, but for the most part the songs are forgettable.