Your Favorite Debut Album

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The Cars?

LZ I?

Boston?

VH I?

Appetite?

Rage?

Pronounced?

Please Please Me?

Are You Experienced?

Black Sabbath?

Texas Flood?

License To Ill?

Kill 'em All?

Facelift?

Core?

Blizzard?

Maiden?

Showbiz?



Whatchya got?

I'd have to say VHI absolutely blew.me.away! That's gotta be my own #1. #2 would be a tie btw The Cars, LZ, Facelift, Core, and Boston.
 
High Voltage
Never Mind the Bollocks
The Clash
Suzi Quatro (titled Can the Can in Australia)
The Ramones
Grace
Music from Big Pink
Cold Chisel
 
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To add something a little different than what’s already been offered, this one blew me away when it first came out:

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I can still remember when I heard the first single on the radio in college while driving to class; I turned the car around and went and bought the CD.

Had to miss all my classes that day because I was too busy learning the guitar parts to all these songs :rofl
 


Tool~~Undertow

I can remember us music-types totally geeking out on this, and how tight the Rhythm Section was.
I can remember whose house we were in, and what room.

Still love it. Far less evolved and more in your face than subsequent releases---which is not a bad thing,
in my book.
 
la szum said:
I was 9. This Album is still the total package on every level for me. :chef

Foreigner~~Foreigner

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Yep, that's a great debut! That was one of my albums I got when I signed my record deal back in the day. You know, the one where you get 14 records for a penny. :rofl

My favorite track, once I got past the singles, was Long Long Way From Home. I remember it was the 1st track on side 2, and it SKIPPED! :cuss

 
Holy Hell! I almost forgot about this. So haunting and moving. Otherworldly!

I must have listened to this more than anything else in 1994-96. What a loss. :(


 
Some bands didn't, imho, find their "sound" so to speak, until later albums. I feel like Pink Floyd & Rush's best/better stuff was a few albums in.

Course, with both of those bands, they had a major early personnel change that greatly changed their overall sound. So, there's that.
 
la szum said:
Holy Hell! I almost forgot about this. So haunting and moving. Otherworldly!

I must have listened to this more than anything else in 1994-96. What a loss. :(


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Matt Bellamy of Muse has cited Jeff Buckley as an influence, and I can definitely hear it.

Edit to add- I think I hear some Porcupine Tree in Grace.
 
metropolis_4 said:
To add something a little different than what’s already been offered, this one blew me away when it first came out:

Maroon_5_-_Songs_About_Jane.png


I can still remember when I heard the first single on the radio in college while driving to class; I turned the car around and went and bought the CD.

Had to miss all my classes that day because I was too busy learning the guitar parts to all these songs :rofl
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Excellent choice!

That album is great!

Keeping on the topic of newer releases, I would propose the following:

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Both of these got repeat playing for weeks straight after I started listening to them.
 
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