Only albums that haven't been said already that would be among my absolute favorite debut albums are Ready to Die and Reasonable Doubt.
Whats your favorite Debut Album
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Kid Cudi's Man on the Moon is awesome. He released a few songs before hand, but MotM is his first album. I think.
I LOVE Breaking Benjamin. They have albums I can just listen through all the way and nod my head too.remnant_phoenix said:
My favorite debut album has to be Panic! at the Disco's. I know they are for the sell outs and the Hot Topic kids but I like the lead singers voice and the style and 'Build God, Then We'll Talk' was damn good. It doesn't hurt that he left the Mormon church in order to pursue the music.
Among those that haven't been listed yet:
The Cars
Van Halen
Santigold
My Generation
Dreamboat Annie
All self-titled but the last 2, and you should know who they're from.
The Cars
Van Halen
Santigold
My Generation
Dreamboat Annie
All self-titled but the last 2, and you should know who they're from.
Hmm... I guess... Uh...
Pink Floyd - The Piper at the Gates of Dawn
I don't think it's better than most of their later stuff, but it's still very nice and different from the rest. It definitely shows Syd's talent.
Other good examples would be The Smiths - The Smiths, Gorillaz - Gorillaz and Coldplay - Parachutes.
Pink Floyd - The Piper at the Gates of Dawn
I don't think it's better than most of their later stuff, but it's still very nice and different from the rest. It definitely shows Syd's talent.
Other good examples would be The Smiths - The Smiths, Gorillaz - Gorillaz and Coldplay - Parachutes.
Cutting Our Teeth by We Are The Ocean or...
Sigh No More by Mumford & Sons.
Those two albums...every song is just gold. XD
Sigh No More by Mumford & Sons.
Those two albums...every song is just gold. XD
Mine will always be Voltaire's The devil's bris album. It was one of the first albums of his that I listened to as my dad has it on all the time. It's my favourite debut album because it has this song on it:
It also has this song on it:
To this day, Voltaire is my favourite singer
It also has this song on it:
To this day, Voltaire is my favourite singer
Lokithrsourcerer said:None of the songs on SAW 85-92 were apart of any past releases, and the only releases that predate SAW are various EPs, such as Bradley's Beat, Digeridoo, Analogue Bubblebath Vol I and II and maybe Joyrex J4/5 EP and Pac-Man. Most of these tracks would be seen again on "Classics", the first Aphex Twin compilation release, but that wouldn't come out at the end of 1994, around eight months after SAW Vol. 2.Small Waves said:
Since King Crimson has been named, I think I'm going to bring attention to Animal Collective's debut, which was made before they adopted the name:
It's not accessible, but I like it a hell of a lot.
There are a couple of great albums I like, here are a few.
L.D. 50 by Mudvayne. Man this album is kick-ass. The band later lost all their edge and now are just trying to live off of Forget to Remember-type radio rock, but this album still feels downright gritty, dirty and absolutely brutal.
The Search Party Never Came by Vanna. Now, this isn't really their first album, but seeing as how their previous releases consist of a 200-copy self-release and a split, I'll go ahead and count this one in. There's just something about their music that really hits me deep into that old rotten metalcore heart. Their style isn't really all that "metal" if you just look at the band's appearance, they look more like a boy band or something. Their music is still pretty solid, though.
It's All Happening by Iwrestledabearonce. Again, not exactly their first, as they had an EP under their belt, but it is their first studio album. And what a weird album it is. Mixing all sorts of shit together like it's no problem.
L.D. 50 by Mudvayne. Man this album is kick-ass. The band later lost all their edge and now are just trying to live off of Forget to Remember-type radio rock, but this album still feels downright gritty, dirty and absolutely brutal.
The Search Party Never Came by Vanna. Now, this isn't really their first album, but seeing as how their previous releases consist of a 200-copy self-release and a split, I'll go ahead and count this one in. There's just something about their music that really hits me deep into that old rotten metalcore heart. Their style isn't really all that "metal" if you just look at the band's appearance, they look more like a boy band or something. Their music is still pretty solid, though.
It's All Happening by Iwrestledabearonce. Again, not exactly their first, as they had an EP under their belt, but it is their first studio album. And what a weird album it is. Mixing all sorts of shit together like it's no problem.
about time, that would have been my second nomination (or third if my avatar counts)Novs said:
No one mentioned King Crimson - In The Cour of The Crimson King yet.
