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Best debut?
The Byrds - Mr. Tambourine Man 6%  6%  [ 1 ]
Pavement - Slanted & Enchanted 13%  13%  [ 2 ]
The Beatles - With the Beatles 0%  0%  [ 0 ]
Flying Burrito Brothers - Gilded Palace Of Sin 6%  6%  [ 1 ]
Jimi Hendrix Experience - Are You Experienced? 0%  0%  [ 0 ]
Pixies - Surfer Rosa 6%  6%  [ 1 ]
Elvis Costello - My Aim Is True 6%  6%  [ 1 ]
Smashing Pumpkins - Gish 6%  6%  [ 1 ]
Nick Drake - Five Leaves Left 0%  0%  [ 0 ]
Other (yeah, there are lots... tried to cover a range o' years) 56%  56%  [ 9 ]
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PopTodd
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Only those listed.
No others qualify.
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Talk to Bloor.

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I'm surprised you didn't put Pink Flag on there.

I mean... Gish?
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Drinky Wrote:
I'm surprised you didn't put Pink Flag on there.

I mean... Gish?


DAMN!!
I knew there was a MAJOR one I was missing.
Roxy Music's debut, too.

Edit: And I only put SP on there because that is the only album of theirs that I really like and I wanted to pay props to a band that I know a lot of other people here like.

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I've recently noticed that all the unfortunate events in the lives of blues singers all seem to rhyme... I think all these tragedies could be avoided with a good rhyming dictionary.

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Ramones, anyone? Velvet Underground?

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I can't choose between Nick Drake, Pavement, E. Costello, and The Pixies.

Leaning towards Elvis or Pavement.
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Ramones

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KonstantinL Wrote:
Ramones, anyone? Velvet Underground?


That's why there's an "Other" option.
There are too damn many.

Tigermilk is pretty great, too.

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Ramones, anyone? Velvet Underground?


Yeah.

Also Gang of Four, Television, Pere Ubu, New York Dolls, Talking Heads, The Who, the list goes on...
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PopTodd Wrote:
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Guns and muh fuckin roses.

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Ramones, Weezer or Bis

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Please Please Me is the first Beatles album.
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1) Cheap Trick - Cheap Trick
2) Pink Floyd - The Piper at the Gates of Dawn
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I'm surprised you didn't put The Stone Roses on there.

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Ramones


or Velvet Underground & Nico.

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Drinky Wrote:
Thank God you didn't put The Stone Roses on there.


or Guns N' Roses for that matter.
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Guns and muh fuckin roses.


And a little album by THE NEW YORK DOLLS.

What would really be awesome would be to argue with this rap artists, since so many debuts are the best albums.

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Sen.TheEPwasBetterLooGAR Wrote:

What would really be awesome would be to argue with this rap artists, since so many debuts are the best albums.


yeah, that wouldn't be fair.

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Sen.TheEPwasBetterLooGAR Wrote:

What would really be awesome would be to argue with this rap artists, since so many debuts are the best albums.


Nas- Illmatic
Wu Tang Clan- Enter the 36 Chambers

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From Your list, Gilded Palace of Sin.

But I'd put the debuts of Television, Gang of Four, Curtis Mayfield, The Clash, Gram Parsons & Jackson Frank above anything on your list.

Lots of great debut albums though. I'd say that fairly often a band's debut is their best album.
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billy g Wrote:
I'd say that fairly often a band's debut is their best album.


I don't know about that one.

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And picking Smashing Pumpkins as an option over Elvis Presley?
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The Doors - Self-titled
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The Doors - Self-titled


Sorry.
I hate that band.

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