Best Debut Album

[Skarp]

Sex Pistols- Never Mind the Bollocks, here's the Sex Pistols. I'm not a huge fan, but in terms of influence it's hard to deny. I read somewhere that guitarist Steve Jones was always too embarrassed to admit he liked Boston.

Influence flimshnooence. They always talk about the Sex Pistols' influence when they justify calling them a top 5 rock band of all-time or some such nonsense. The band is practically unlistenable.

Now Nirvana...their influence can be heard in substantially all modern rock and alternative music. And they sounded great. Plus they hail from Seattle, Skarp's hometown. I actually prefer Alice in Chains though.

[SSdad]

Sex Pistols- Never Mind the Bollocks, here's the Sex Pistols. I'm not a huge fan, but in terms of influence it's hard to deny. I read somewhere that guitarist Steve Jones was always too embarrassed to admit he liked Boston.

Influence flimshnooence. They always talk about the Sex Pistols' influence when they justify calling them a top 5 rock band of all-time or some such nonsense. The band is practically unlistenable.

Now Nirvana...their influence can be heard in substantially all modern rock and alternative music. And they sounded great. Plus they hail from Seattle, Skarp's hometown. I actually prefer Alice in Chains though.

I'm a man in a box....buried in my #$^%

[DOUBLE_L]

My fav debuts:

The Stooges- stooges
Elivs Costello- My aim is true
Dead Kennedys- Fresh Fruit for rotting vegetables
Police-Outlandos d'Amour
Kiss-Kiss
Tom Waits- Closing Time
Metallica- Kill 'Em All
Lenny Kravitz- Let love rule
NWA- Straight Outta Compton

[Stubs]

The Beatles - "Please Please Me"

[Blind Squirrel]

The Beatles - "Please Please Me"

Didn't that song go on to become the youth sport's parent's anthem?

John

[GSB]

Just a couple of weeks of softball being rained out and we have degenerated to naming bands. LOL...

Anyway, where are all the metal heads. Just read a study that was published out of USC. Study confirms that people that listed their favorite music to be Heavy Metal in the 70's and 80's went on to become the most successful demographic in the country. I wonder why and how that happened. LOL.. Skip school, forget to do your homework, rock out and toke out all night, sleep until 1:00 pm, disrespect your parents, spend weekends drinking and partying with friends and become the most successful demographic in America. LOL.....

[NavinR]

The Beatles - "Please Please Me"

Beatles...always first

Led Zep and Doors of course

Chicago "CTA"
Steppenwolf
Roxy Music

[Skarp]

Just a couple of weeks of softball being rained out and we have degenerated to naming bands. LOL...

Anyway, where are all the metal heads. Just read a study that was published out of USC. Study confirms that people that listed their favorite music to be Heavy Metal in the 70's and 80's went on to become the most successful demographic in the country. I wonder why and how that happened. LOL.. Skip school, forget to do your homework, rock out and toke out all night, sleep until 1:00 pm, disrespect your parents, spend weekends drinking and partying with friends and become the most successful demographic in America. LOL.....

Well now the most successful demographic is rap, so that should tell you something about the direction we're headed in. Never go to school, "homework, what's that?", gang bang, sell crack, put together a band with your piece of sh*t gang-banging friends, make "music" that has dogs howling for miles around and become the most successful demographic in America. What a country. (Where's the projectile vomit emoticon?)

[hotwheels]

Metallica's Black Album
Alice in Chain's Dirt
Any Tool album on the market




Oh yeah, for sure....Skid Row....Slave to the Grind

[blackwidow]

Boston -I've purchased this album so many times as an album, a cassette, a CD and on itunes.

Only A Lad-Oingo Boingo
My Aim is True-Elvis Costello
The Pretenders-The Pretenders