Best Debut Album Of All Time?

by **CallMeJoe** » 22 Feb 2010 17:04

NickT wrote:Frankie Goes to Hollywood - Welcome to the Pleasuredome
Guilty pleasure? Maybe

Relax was perfectly placed in the film Body Double by Brian DePalma.

by **Old Rusty** » 25 Feb 2010 09:13

Elvis Presley - 'Elvis Presley' - (1956).
The Beatles - 'Please Please Me' - (1963).
The Sex Pistols - 'Never Mind The B******s Here's The Sex Pistols' - (1977).

by **suprawes** » 25 Feb 2010 10:36

Wanted to say Days of Future Passed but its their second, doh. So my 1 pick is Chicago-Chicago Transit Authority

by **sparrow** » 25 Feb 2010 18:06

Bruce S wrote:To add another artist.

Meatloaf debut solo album, Bat Out of Hell, 1977

Pretty sure Meat Loaf had an album before Bat.. :?:

by **finsaa** » 25 Feb 2010 21:56

Arguments over Meatloaf in a best albums type thread? What strange universe is this?

by **dbrink701** » 28 Feb 2010 02:06

Layla- Derek and the Domino"s

by **Incajoe** » 28 Feb 2010 18:55

Nirvana - Bleach
Bad Brains - Roir cassette
Velvet Underground
MC5 - Kick Out The Jams
Damned

by **dstroyr** » 01 Mar 2010 08:17

Guess I'm the only one here
KISS: Kiss
I know all you elitists think they suck.
Well 36 year after it's release you can see them live in concert. :twisted:

by **MonkeyBoy** » 15 Mar 2010 22:15

Old Rusty wrote:Elvis Presley - 'Elvis Presley' - (1956).
The Beatles - 'Please Please Me' - (1963).
The Sex Pistols - 'Never Mind The B******s Here's The Sex Pistols' - (1977).

Actually, their first album was Introducing The Beatles on VeeJay records. It was released in 1962 if memory serves me right.

There is no such thing as the best debut albu, opinions being what they are, but a very good one is Jonathon Edwards by Jonathon Edwards. After the fame it garnered him he apparently changed his style of music so that wouldn't happen again. Not everyone wants to be a star.

by **CallMeJoe** » 16 Mar 2010 04:21

dstroyr wrote:Guess I'm the only one here
KISS: Kiss
I know all you elitists think they suck.
Well 36 year after it's release you can see them live in concert.

43 years after its release, you can still buy a Big Mac. That still doesn't make it a great meal.

by **Vox T** » 16 Mar 2010 05:47

Dadimo wrote:I really like the first album from Santana, and Meet the Beatles. Business as usual is an album that might be over looked because a lot of people don't take music from the 80's too seriously (I do own it though) I also would mention either the first Van Halen album or the first Pretenders album.

The Beatles' first album was "Please Please Me".

by **Vox T** » 16 Mar 2010 05:50

MonkeyBoy wrote:
Old Rusty wrote:Elvis Presley - 'Elvis Presley' - (1956).
The Beatles - 'Please Please Me' - (1963).
The Sex Pistols - 'Never Mind The B******s Here's The Sex Pistols' - (1977).

Actually, their first album was Introducing The Beatles on VeeJay records. It was released in 1962 if memory serves me right.
.

FAIL

by **MonkeyBoy** » 16 Mar 2010 06:08

Vox T wrote:
MonkeyBoy wrote:
Old Rusty wrote:Elvis Presley - 'Elvis Presley' - (1956).
The Beatles - 'Please Please Me' - (1963).
The Sex Pistols - 'Never Mind The B******s Here's The Sex Pistols' - (1977).

Actually, their first album was Introducing The Beatles on VeeJay records. It was released in 1962 if memory serves me right.
.

FAIL

Sorry, but that was their first album with Parlaphone. Parlaphone bought out their contract from VeeJay.

I just talked to a friend of mine who still has the album (she got it new when she was a kid) and she said it was actually released in 1963. She also has the record cut with Tony Sheridan where they sing My Bonnie. These are the only two albums she would never let anyone borrow when we were growing up.

by **goatbreath** » 18 Mar 2010 15:56

tubular bells was a debut
the smiths by the smiths also
nick drake five leaves left
herbie hancock taking off
the byrds mr tambourine man
some that havent been mentioned.zep.sabbath.beatles.ramones.pistols.television.etc agree totally.
i like magazine real life.