As I told you before it all depends on what you want. The Juno G is multitimbral (meaning it can play several different sounds at once), it has a built in sequencer and audio recorder (that's what you need to get some music done). The SH201 has none of the above. Meaning that in order to get full use of it you'll need a sequencer program like Cubase, Sonar, Live etc. It can't really take care of sequencing let alone audio recording on its own. It's just a synth.

That's why I suggested looking for something like the Juno G. You can make music with it without having to use a computer or hardware sequencers and DAWs. It's like a studio in a box. SH-201 is not.