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**jhkjurter** · 07-25-2012, 07:35 AM

- For a long time, I considered Scarlet's Walk to be a great album, but now I realize that was only because it was her last decent album. I don't think I've listened to it in at least 3 years.
- I find most of the very-early-Tori persona (1991-1992) insufferable. Although, truth be told, I've always found her public persona to be contrived for the most part - and I feel it has just exacerbated with age.
- I don't think I've ever watched the LE VHS. :P
- Although initial the perception I had of AATS as a "decent attempt" has worn off dramatically, I still consider Starling and Fast Horse to be among her best songs.
- I might become a little blue at the realization that she might never release an amazing album from start to finish.
- I'm judging the hell out of y'all who claim to love Secret Spell!

07-25-2012, 07:35 AM	#33
jhkjurter Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 512 Senior Member	- For a long time, I considered Scarlet's Walk to be a great album, but now I realize that was only because it was her last decent album. I don't think I've listened to it in at least 3 years. - I find most of the very-early-Tori persona (1991-1992) insufferable. Although, truth be told, I've always found her public persona to be contrived for the most part - and I feel it has just exacerbated with age. - I don't think I've ever watched the LE VHS. :P - Although initial the perception I had of AATS as a "decent attempt" has worn off dramatically, I still consider Starling and Fast Horse to be among her best songs. - I might become a little blue at the realization that she might never release an amazing album from start to finish. - I'm judging the hell out of y'all who claim to love Secret Spell!
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