Music Greatest Debut Album Ever - Page 2

**DaneMcCloud** · 04-08-2015, 11:23 PM

My vote has to go to Boston. The production, songs and performances are still amazing nearly 40 years later.

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stevieray · 04-09-2015, 12:01 AM

Oh man...hard to pick one and might add more later..but Texas Flood is high on my list...he helped rejuvinate the blues, IMO.

teedubya · 04-09-2015, 12:18 AM

Oasis - Definitely Maybe.

It opens with one of the ballsiest opening title ever. Rock n' Roll Star. It has Columbia, Live Forever, Cigarettes and Alcohol, Supersonic...

If you've never listened to the album, and hate Oasis because one of the brothers is a douche, Liam. You should try them, once you realize that the guitarist, Noel Gallagher, wrote all of the songs, you realize they aren't wankers. Just Liam. Noel is hilariously brilliant. Love this album.

I would say GNR's Appetite is a great debut, as well.

Lonewolf Ed · 04-09-2015, 12:18 AM

Black Sabbath's debut album from 1970, self titled, and Led Zeppelin I are a tie for me.

Sannyasi · 04-09-2015, 12:27 AM

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Originally Posted by 88TG88

illmatic

This is a good one. Illmatic is arguably the greatest hip hop album of all time.

Dayze · 04-09-2015, 12:30 AM

Kill Em All

Though I don't think it was fully appreciated at the time it was released.

EPodolak · 04-09-2015, 12:31 AM

Have gotten the most mileage with one of the debuts already mentioned, probably. Aerosmith's first album was underrated.

All Things Must Pass, for a solo debut.

eDave · 04-09-2015, 12:37 AM

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Originally Posted by teedubya

Oasis - Definitely Maybe.

It opens with one of the ballsiest opening title ever. Rock n' Roll Star. It has Columbia, Live Forever, Cigarettes and Alcohol, Supersonic...

If you've never listened to the album, and hate Oasis because one of the brothers is a douche, Liam. You should try them, once you realize that the guitarist, Noel Gallagher, wrote all of the songs, you realize they aren't wankers. Just Liam. Noel is hilariously brilliant. Love this album.

I would say GNR's Appetite is a great debut, as well.

Live Forever is orgasmic.

Saccopoo · 04-09-2015, 12:38 AM

I love debut albums. Most bands never reach the passion and immediacy that they achieve on that first release.

So many good ones.

Boston's self-titled one has to be up there. Changed a lot of how rock was perceived, produced, etc.

As much shit as I've given them this past week, my choice would be:

Van Halen's "Van Halen"

The first time you heard it, it was like a ****ing sledge hammer slamming against your head. You never heard a guitar sound like that. The swagger and sex and rock-n-roll was huge, massive and loud. Every song was an anthem.

And unlike most rock albums of their specific generations, Van Halen's self titled debut still sounds incredible.

Honorable mention:

Patti Smith's "Horses"
- One of my favorite albums regardless. Horse/Land of a Thousand Dances/La Mer is one of the greatest songs ever. Gloria might be the best cover ever.

Rage Against the Machine's "Rage Against the Machine"
- I still just go nuts every time I hear "Killing in the Name Of" and "Freedom." So much "**** you!" in a time of general apathy and "me first" attitudes.

The Doors' "The Doors"
- I don't need to explain this one.

Portishead's "Dummy"
- Trip hop, as a genre, was really only around for about five years or so, but in that short period some of the greatest albums of all time were produced, which includes Portishead's landmark "Dummy."

the xx's "xx"
- To quote Barry in High Fidelity "A sly declaration of new classic status slipped into a bunch of safe ones...very pussy!" However, the moment I heard this album I couldn't believe what I was hearing. Checked the video...nothing made sense...a handful of pimply faced limey nerds putting out some of the most moving, introspective, minimalistic brilliance I've ever heard.

**Dave Lane** · 04-09-2015, 12:47 AM

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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

My vote has to go to Boston. The production, songs and performances are still amazing nearly 40 years later.

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I thought that before I clicked the link.

EPodolak · 04-09-2015, 12:50 AM

Oh, and this one:

**Bob Dole** · 04-09-2015, 12:54 AM

Tom Scholz is a god.

jd1020 · 04-09-2015, 12:57 AM

Because its the first thing that came to mind and I still listen to it without skipping/fast forwarding.

**Munson** · 04-09-2015, 01:21 AM

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Originally Posted by Brock

The obvious one is Appetite.

This.

Coochie liquor · 04-09-2015, 03:57 AM

Sublime- 40 oz to Freedom
This changed everything for me. The amazing blend of reggae, punk rock, hip hop, dub, ska, an dancehall just blew my doors open after the very first listen. Brad's voice is almost heavenly, and so full of soul. The bass lines, the drums, and the guest musicians from the LBC could immediately take you to a sunny summer day in So Cal. I still listen to it without skipping any tracks, even after all these years, and all the copies of the cd I've gone through.

**Easy 6** · 04-09-2015, 04:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Brock

Goddammit, Dookie isn't a debut album. But it should have been.

Nor is Surfer Rosa, but its certainly a damn good album, their best IMO.

For my money, you called the best one a bit later.. GNR.

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teedubya Most Valuable Poster Join Date: Oct 2003 Casino cash: $9320002	Oasis - Definitely Maybe. It opens with one of the ballsiest opening title ever. Rock n' Roll Star. It has Columbia, Live Forever, Cigarettes and Alcohol, Supersonic... If you've never listened to the album, and hate Oasis because one of the brothers is a douche, Liam. You should try them, once you realize that the guitarist, Noel Gallagher, wrote all of the songs, you realize they aren't wankers. Just Liam. Noel is hilariously brilliant. Love this album. I would say GNR's Appetite is a great debut, as well. Last edited by teedubya; 04-09-2015 at 12:24 AM..
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Saccopoo Kindness in words... Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Zion Casino cash: $10025483	I love debut albums. Most bands never reach the passion and immediacy that they achieve on that first release. So many good ones. Boston's self-titled one has to be up there. Changed a lot of how rock was perceived, produced, etc. As much shit as I've given them this past week, my choice would be: Van Halen's "Van Halen" The first time you heard it, it was like a **ing sledge hammer slamming against your head. You never heard a guitar sound like that. The swagger and sex and rock-n-roll was huge, massive and loud. Every song was an anthem. And unlike most rock albums of their specific generations, Van Halen's self titled debut still sounds incredible. Honorable mention: Patti Smith's "Horses" - One of my favorite albums regardless. Horse/Land of a Thousand Dances/La Mer is one of the greatest songs ever. Gloria might be the best cover ever. Rage Against the Machine's "Rage Against the Machine" - I still just go nuts every time I hear "Killing in the Name Of" and "Freedom." So much " you!" in a time of general apathy and "me first" attitudes. The Doors' "The Doors" - I don't need to explain this one. Portishead's "Dummy" - Trip hop, as a genre, was really only around for about five years or so, but in that short period some of the greatest albums of all time were produced, which includes Portishead's landmark "Dummy." the xx's "xx"** - To quote Barry in High Fidelity "A sly declaration of new classic status slipped into a bunch of safe ones...very pussy!" However, the moment I heard this album I couldn't believe what I was hearing. Checked the video...nothing made sense...a handful of pimply faced limey nerds putting out some of the most moving, introspective, minimalistic brilliance I've ever heard.
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