Great debut albums?

[Lazy Dyke]

A fever you can't sweat out-Panic! At the disco (oh and by the way is the name inspired by lyrics to Panic by the Smiths?)

That is actually a very good album. I know a lot of the scene/emo kids love this band. But they are really very good, some of their songs do begin to sound similar after a while. But they are lyrically and musically very talented.

[elko]

I will happily admit to liking one of their songs, because I think it's really good. Shame I can't remember the name, but you know the one...it's the one that sounds good.

[Lazy Dyke]

I will happily admit to liking one of their songs, because I think it's really good. Shame I can't remember the name, but you know the one...it's the one that sounds good.

Heh, you'll have to refresh my memory. By any chance is it "Time To Dance?" that is my favourite from them.

[rubygirl]

call me unoriginal, call me repetetive,
but a debut album I really love is Rufus Wainwright's self-titled debut.

And, needless to say, The Smiths' self-titled debut.

I'll think of some more I guess.

[elko]

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I will happily admit to liking one of their songs, because I think it's really good. Shame I can't remember the name, but you know the one...it's the one that sounds good.

Heh, you'll have to refresh my memory. By any chance is it "Time To Dance?" that is my favourite from them.
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No, no, no....it's the good one! *sings* something something your eyes....trophy boys, trophy wiiiiives...... :unsure:

Know the one?

[Lazy Dyke]

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I will happily admit to liking one of their songs, because I think it's really good. Shame I can't remember the name, but you know the one...it's the one that sounds good.

Heh, you'll have to refresh my memory. By any chance is it "Time To Dance?" that is my favourite from them.
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No, no, no....it's the good one! *sings* something something your eyes....trophy boys, trophy wiiiiives...... :unsure:

Know the one?
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Ah that'd be "The Only Difference Between Martyrdom And Suicide Is Press Coverage" very good song.

[elko]

And that would probably explain why I didn't remember the title....

P.S. I hate the guy's voice, I hate the verse, I had the timid guitars, I hate the lyrics, I hate the breakdown, I hate everything except for that bloody hook........*trophy boys, trophy wiiiiiiiiives*....

[HandsomeDevil]

Rage Against The Machine - self titled
Franz Ferdinand - self titled

[Stillill]

I agree with a lot of what's been said already.
I'll add my vote for

Jeff Buckley - Grace
P J Harvey - Dry
Placebo - Placebo
Suede - Suede
Gene - Olympian

[Cracked Pleasures]

I am a Placebo fan, but the first album is the one I least play. It's weird so many Placebo fans tend to call it their best...

My favourite debut album of all time, easy one: Crocodiles - ECHO & THE BUNNYMEN. It's so perfect: the sound, the feeling, the imaginary, the artworks, ...

Also deserve a mentioning: The Smiths, Black Sabbath, Bauhaus, Silke Bischoff. All had excellent debuts. For Silke Bischoff, I still think their first one is their best.

[Pashernate_Lover]

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Just adding ones that haven't been listed, I'd say The La's first and only album, and :77 by Talking Heads.

i totally agree.


Pink Floyd - Pipers
Beatles - Please Please Me
Stooges - S/T
Doors - S/T
Portishead - Dummy
X - LA
The Misfits - Walk Among Us
Nirvana - Bleach
Ramones - Ramones
Jane's Addiction - Nothing's Shocking
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Too bad Xuu was secretly evil because that is some good music there! How about Patti Smith- Horses? Thats a good first album!

[Truman Capote]

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Just adding ones that haven't been listed, I'd say The La's first and only album, and :77 by Talking Heads.

i totally agree.


Pink Floyd - Pipers
Beatles - Please Please Me
Stooges - S/T
Doors - S/T
Portishead - Dummy
X - LA
The Misfits - Walk Among Us
Nirvana - Bleach
Ramones - Ramones
Jane's Addiction - Nothing's Shocking
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Too bad Xuu was secretly evil because that is some good music there! How about Patti Smith- Horses? Thats a good first album!
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Well, she wasn't that original in that selection... And yeah! HORSES!!!

I would like to add:

A fever you can't sweat out-Panic! At the disco (oh and by the way is the name inspired by lyrics to Panic by the Smiths?)

That's what I call a bad bad horrible band.

[Pashernate_Lover]

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Just adding ones that haven't been listed, I'd say The La's first and only album, and :77 by Talking Heads.

i totally agree.


Pink Floyd - Pipers
Beatles - Please Please Me
Stooges - S/T
Doors - S/T
Portishead - Dummy
X - LA
The Misfits - Walk Among Us
Nirvana - Bleach
Ramones - Ramones
Jane's Addiction - Nothing's Shocking
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Too bad Xuu was secretly evil because that is some good music there! How about Patti Smith- Horses? Thats a good first album!
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Well, she wasn't that original in that selection... And yeah! HORSES!!!

I would like to add:

A fever you can't sweat out-Panic! At the disco (oh and by the way is the name inspired by lyrics to Panic by the Smiths?)

That's what I call a bad bad horrible band.
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The name was inspired by the Smiths. And I think they have some interesting ideas- like the half electronic half classical piano song, thats pretty cool.

[Eight of nine lives]

One of my personal favourites:



PiL are one of my favourite bands and their debut was absolutely amazing. One of my favourite albums of all time.

[Miserable Liar]

Why are we all talking about 'Panic! At The Disco'? The guys voice twists my insides, close "the god damn door" yourself and keep it shut. Must admit, Fall Out Boy have been impressing me lately though.

Good debuts eh?

77 - Talking Heads
Grace - Jeff Buckley
*minds blank*