The Top 31 Debut Albums: Pick # 19
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- Join Pete Pardo throughout the month of October as he picks his favorite 31 debut albums of all time. Pick yours in the comments below!
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Van Halen self titled from 1978. Classic hard-rock/heavy metal album, very influential. Loads of great songs, terrific harmonies too, and obviously EVH's incredible guitar playing.
my pick for today as well!
Great pick Mike.
#19. Black Sabbath self-titled debut. I got into Sabbath a little after the fact- two decades after my high school friend, who was an avowed Sabbath fan, kept trying to get me into Vol. 4, it finally clicked in me and I realized how intensely good the music of this band could be. After getting into Vol. 4, I went back and discovered Black Sabbath's debut, which I believe is one of their finest albums- yes, it has hints of metal to come, but more importantly (at least to me), there is a richness and diversity of musical influences which makes this album totally unique in their catalog.
@@stuarthecht8196 hi Stuart. Interesting article but unfortunately I’m not a fan of this band.
19. Bad Co.'s self titled debut. It was some time in high school when I first heard this amazing album in its entirety in the early '80s. I listened to it just a few weeks ago and it's still soooooo strong. My favorite Bad Co. album. Thanks, Pete.
20. Foreigner's self-titled debut.
21. "The Inner Mounting Flame" by Mahavishnu Orchestra.
22. "Can't Buy a Thrill" from Steely Dan.
23. "On Through the Night" from Def Leppard.
24. "Dreamboat Annie" from Heart.
25. "The Piper at the Gates of Dawn" by Pink Floyd.
26. "Texas Flood" from Stevie Ray Vaughn.
27. Ted Nugent's self-titled debut
28. "Boy" from U2.
29. Santana's self-titled debut.
30. Shake your Money Maker by The Black Crowes.
31. Journey's self titled debut.
Day 13: Black Sabbath
Day 12: Rush
Day 11: Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells
Day 10: Al Di Meola - Land Of The Midnight Sun
Day 9: Steve Hackett - Voyage Of The Acolyte
Day 8: Heart - Dreamboat Annie
Day 7: Van Halen
Day 6: Led Zeppelin
Day 5: Dream Theater - When Dream And Day Unite
Day 4: Chick Corea Elektric Band
Day 3: Mahavishnu Orchestra - The Inner Mounting Flame
Day 2: Emerson, Lake & Palmer
Day 1: King Crimson - In The Court Of The Crimson King
19. The Allman Brothers Band- The Allman Brothers Band
20. America- America
21. The (London) Quireboys- A Bit of What You Fancy
22. The Black Crowes- Shake Your Money Maker
23. Led Zeppelin- Led Zeppelin
24. Emerson, Lake & Palmer- Emerson, Lake & Palmer
25. Metallica- Kill ‘Em All
26. Masters of Reality- Masters of Reality
27. The Screamin' Cheetah Wheelies- The Screamin' Cheetah Wheelies
28. Blues Traveler- Blues Traveler
29. Body Count- Body Count
30. Soundgarden- Ultramega OK
31. Kiss- Kiss
@@Jamie.Laszlo hi Jamie. Fantastic pick. So sorry to hear about your sister this morning. I hope things get better for her soon.
Pick 19: The Allman Brothers Band - Self Titled (1969)
Favourite Songs:
1) Don’t Want You No More
2) Whipping Post
3) Dreams
19) The Allman Brothers Band - Self Titled (1969)
20) Santana - Self Titled (1969)
21) Funkadelic - Self Titled (1970)
22) AC/DC - T.N.T (1975)
23) The New Tony Williams Lifetime - Believe It (1975)
24) Blood, Sweat & Tears - Child Is Father To The Man (1968)
25) Kenso - Self Titled (1980)
26) The Charlie Daniel’s Band - Fire On The Mountain (1974)
27) Journey - Self Titled (1975)
28) Brand X - Unorthodox Behaviour (1976)
29) Jaco Pastorious - Self Titled (1976)
30) Stanley Clarke - Children Of Forever (1973)
31) Lenny White - Venusian Summer (1975)
Today's pick in no particular order is Queen-Queen. My favorite Queen album just edging out Sheer Heart Attack, is a unique and exemplary debut record. An exciting album boasting great songs like "Great King Rat", "Keep Yourself Alive", "Liar", "My Fairy King", the scorching "Modern Times Rock 'N' Roll" and "Son And Daughter". The greatness of their debut is no surprise as we look back on Queen's astounding output over the years including several gems.
The beginnings of one of the greatest bands ever Yoke, fantastic choice of course!
Great pick, Yolk!
Great pick Yoke, soon to be re released as Queen 1 with "Mad the Swine" added to the track list, another money grab from Brian and Roger.
@@ziggyzagzi8017 Thanks Zig!
@@tomp8463 Thanks Tom
19. Black Sabbath 70
#19 Van Halen - great production values and such a new and innovative sound make this a deserving entry. Some good songs here too, but I think the whole is more impressive than just the tracks. So smart to start with the otherworldly sound on Running with the Devil.
31 Lightning Seeds - Cloudcuckooland
30 Meat Loaf - Bat outta Hell
29 King Crimson - Hall of the Mountain King
28 ACDC - High Voltage
27 Beatles - Please Please Me
26 Foreigner
25 Living Color - Vivid
24 The Police - Outlandos D'Amour
23 Radiohead - Pablo Honey
22 Peter Paul and Mary
21 Keane - Hopes and Fears
20 Coldplay - Parachutes
19 Van Halen
Excellent pick Alexander.
@@alexandercaviedes2559 hi Alexander. Awesome pick and article
@@melaniethurber5117 Thanks Mel! I sure can remember rocking hard to this one as a teenager.
@@alexandercaviedes2559 you’re welcome Alexander
#19 The Allman Brothers Band - s/t (1969)
Great album from start to finish.
Still,these are my favorites:
'Black Hearted Woman' 'Whipping Post' 'Every Hungry Woman' 'Dreams'
"Trouble No More"
# 31 All Them Witches - Our Mother Electricity (2012)
# 30 Leonard Cohen - Songs Of Leonard Cohen (1967)
# 29 Magazine - Real Life (1978)
# 28 Magma - s/t (Kobaïa,1970)
# 27 Lonnie Liston Smith And The Cosmic Echoes - Astral Traveling (1973)
# 26 Metallica - Kill 'Em All (1983)
# 25 The Heliocentrics - Out There (2007)
# 24 H.P. Lovecraft - s/t (1967)
# 23 Michael Schenker Group - s/t (1980)
# 22 Television - Marquee Moon (1977)
# 21 Queen - s/t (1973)
# 20 Colosseum - Those Who Are About To Die Salute You (1969 UK/US)
also cool pick
Hi lukatts. Fantastic pick
@@theomoor8513 thanks Theo!
@@melaniethurber5117 thanks Melanie!
@@lukatts you’re welcome luketts
Hi Pete & everyone. Excellent pick of yours - so many classic tracks. Mine today is another 1977 legendary debut album. It's BAT OUT OF HELL by MEATLOAF. The video of the title track on British TV's Old Grey Whistle Test made a huge impact, unusual for an unknown blues-rocker at the height of punk. It's still my favourite Meatloaf track, accompanied by Todd Rundgren and other members of Utopia. Todd also produced the album, and the other highlight for me is the multi-part Paradise by the Dashboard Light, with some dramatic call and response singing between Meatloaf and Ellen Foley.
Great choice! The Bat Out of Hell album is phenomenal indeed!
Love those two songs and my mom love two out of three so what are you going to say? The family is rocking!
Hey Dave. Excellent pick. I read somewhere that he made an album as part of a duo before this album, but Bat Out Of Hell is his true debut.
@@gaiaeternal5131 hi Dave. Interesting article. Meatloaf is not a favorite of mine.
@@stuarthecht8196 Thanks, Stuart.
19. Molly Hatchet
A trio of guitars and a voice of power and grit, I got this 8-track not too long after the Lynyrd Skynyrd tragedy. Kind of a bridge to keep the southern rock rolling.
😃👍. Yes! - Heather
Creeper!
Cool pick Ziggy. Southern Rock classic!
Hi Ziggy. Just listened to a few tracks. Sounds promising. I'll pick it up later. First I'll have to go to my niece's birthday party. Thank you.
@@independenceltd. That rt!
My Top 31 Debut Albums(Rock & Pop)--#19 "Boston"
#31 "Foreigner" by Foreigner
#30 "Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We?"
by The Cranberries
#29 "Outlandos d'Amour" by The Police
#28 "The Doors" by The Doors
#27 "Bad Company" by Bad Company
#26 "Peter Gabriel 1: [Car]" by Peter Gabriel
#25 "Look Sharp" by Joe Jackson
#24 "Solo in Soho" by Phil Lynott
#23 "French Kiss" by Bob Welch
#22 "The Hurting" by Tears for Fears
#21 "Time and Tide" by Basia
#20 "It's Better to Travel" by Swing Out Sister
#19 "Boston" by Boston
😃👍. Yes! - Heather
My #19 is...
Helloween - Walls Of Jericho (1985) These teutonic giants are like 80s Iron Maiden on steroids! The band that helped pioneering power metal kick things off for real on this fantastic debut album from nearly forty years ago. ‘Ride the Sky’ ‘Reptile’ (the bass!) 'Phantoms of Death' and the closer ‘How Many Tears’ are essential listening. Even at 53 one can’t help but feel forever 17 when head banging to this music 😎
Pick #13: Van Halen's Van Halen. Arguably their best album depending on who you ask, although I find Van Halen II and 1984 more interesting at this point in time. Favorite track is I'm the One.
#1: Jimi Hendrix Experience's Are You Experienced?
#2: King Crimson's In the Court of the Crimson King
#3: Led Zeppelin's Led Zeppelin
#4: Black Sabbath's Black Sabbath
#5: Emerson Lake and Palmer's Emerson Lake and Palmer
#6: Camel's Camel
#7: Queen's Queen
#8: Lynyrd Skynyrd's Pronounced
#9: Kansas's Kansas
#10: Outlaws' Outlaws
#11: Heart's Dreamboat Annie
#12: Boston's Boston
#13: Van Halen's Van Halen
96% of the DLR albums are stupendous, Hair! And I'm the one might be the best of all with the great vocals included.
Day 19 pick is Canned Heat self titled released in 1967 shortly after The Monterey Pop Festival on Liberty Records. Members were Bob The Bear Hite vocals blues harp. Al Blind Owl Wilson vocals slide guitar blues harp. Henry Sunflower Vestine lead guitar. Larry The Mole Taylor bass and Frank Cook drums. Adolpho Fito De la Parra did not arrive till their second album Boogie With Canned Heat. Best songs are Rollin and Tumblin. Bullfrog Blues. Evil Is Goin On. Goin Down Slow. Catfish Blues and Dust My Broom.
Great picks Dennis.
Excellent pick, Dennis.
Hey Dennis great pic didn't they call the drummer the Chef? haha
Nice pick Dennis.
@@christophercoles4401 thank you christopher
Pick #19: KISS self-titled release. Coming out in early '74, this must've been a Rock & Roll revelation! Hard rock/Kabuki style, with pop lyrical leanings(by 70's & 80's standards)+ having seen Kiss-proper;in the eighties & subsequent reunion in 96-97.... this might be the band's crowning achievement! Starting off with Strutter, concert staples like Firehouse & Duece, scorchers such as Cold Gin & 100,000 Years & maybe my favorite closing track of all-time: Black Diamond... just great! Though Creatures of the Night & Hotter Than Hell may be my favorites from them.... the debut, started it all.... a lot of good/very,little bad. Can't be denied🔥. If like me- you're a child of the seventies, teen of the eighties, and young adult of the nineties.... ICONIC.
Great, pick Arcangelo! Awesome tunes!
Agreed I think overall this is the best of the three "0riginals"Ace was hitting it right out of the gate
19. The Eagles--"The Eagles"
I really like your pick with Foreigner and their first album which will also be my pick as well thank you again Pete.
🎶🎤🎸🎸🎹🥁🎶
#19 Ten Years After (1967)
@@monte.olson58 hi Monte. Awesome pick
In no particular order, my pick for today is Guns n' Roses monster 1987 album, Appetite for Destruction. I lost interest after the band broke up in the early 90s, but this is a stellar album. Welcome to the Jungle, Paradise City, Sweet Child O' Mine, Nightrain, and a personal favorite of mine - Think About You.
19. Guns n' Roses - Appetite for Destruction
20. Joe Cocker - With a Little Help From My Friends (1969)
21. Van Halen - S/T (1977)
22. Boston - S/T (1976)
23. Metallica - Kill 'em All (1983)
24. Queensryche - The Warning (1984)
25. Living Colour - Vivid (1988)
26. John Mayall's Bluesbreakers with Eric Clapton (1966)
27. Damn Yankees - S/T (1990)
28. Black Sabbath - S/T (1970)
29. Skid Row - S/T (1989)
30. Gov't Mule - Gov't Mule (1995)
31. Bad Company - Bad Company (1974)
😃👍. Yes! - Heather
I love every song on the album Steve just can't listen to too many in a row with that voice, which I love.
@@ziggyzagzi8017 Thanks, Ziggy - amazing album and debut!
Excellent pick Steve. I've got it coming up on my list. "Think About You" is a favorite of mine as well.
@@stevenbruno2752 Cool pick Steven.
Pick #19 - Metal Church (self-titled debut). This album doesn't have much flow to it, but all of the original tracks still seem to work. The production was actually pretty solid for the time period and this was a nice start for a band that has had a lot of challenges placed on them, but have never released anything truly bad (sans one album cover).
PS - Have a safe and productive trip this week Pete. Thanks so much for all the content you deliver all the damn time!
19) Sting - The Dream of the Blue Turtles (1985)
😃👍. Yes! - Heather
Nice pick, Willem. Terrific debut.
1966.." If You Can Believe Your Eyes And Ears" ....."California Dreamin'" "The "In Crowd"".."Go Where You Wanna Go" to name a few..The Mama's And The Papa's❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
pure pop prowess
@@johnnygaffney4089 hi Johnny. Fantastic pick
19. "From Nowhere...the Troggs" (1966)
"🎵Wild thang...🎶You make my heart sang 🎵You make EVERYthang-- groooovy..." Whole rocking LP recorded in two days with very few overdubs. Also features
Hi Hi Hazel, Evil, Jaguar & Thunderbird and a cool cover of Louie Louie. The UK album version includes my favorite Troggs song With A Girl Like You.
Superb pick, Gadget. They were quite heavy for 1966. With A Girl Like You is also my favorite.Troggs song along with I Can't Control Myself.
Nice under the radar pick although we know wild thing of course Gboy
Great pick Gadget.
@@gadgettheratboy9051 hi Gadget. I know the band but not much of their music.
@@dannyhoeykens Thank you Danny. Forgot about I Can't Control Myself, definitely another diamond. Luckily I have the UK debut that includes With A Girl Like You, don't know why it was left off the US version.
19. Molly Hatchet - Molly Hatchet
My pick for today is U.K. - S/T (1978).
Songs - In the Dead of Night, Thirty Years, Nevermore & Mental Medication
(Picks are not in any order.)
Another excellent first album by a progressive rock super group consisting of Allan Holdsworth - acoustic & electric guitar, Eddie Jobson - keyboards, electric violin and electronics, John Wetton - bass, lead and backing vocals and Bill Bruford - drums and percussion. Unfortunately Holdsworth and Bruford were gone before the second album was recorded and the band disolved soon after. Leaving fans to wonder what if....
Pick 19 - U.K. - S/T (1978)
Pick 20 - Transatlantic - SMPT:e (2000)
Pick 21 - Steve Hackett - Voyage of the Acolyte (1975)
Pick 22 - Jon Anderson - Olias of Sunhillow (1976)
Pick 23 - Lynyrd Skynyrd - (Pronounced 'Lĕh-'nérd 'Skin-'nérd) (1973)
Pick 24 - Eagles - S/T (1972)
Pick 25 - Outlaws - S/T (1975)
Pick 26 - Grand Funk Railroad - On Time (1969)
Pick 27 - The Velvet Underground & Nico (1967)
Pick 28 - Kiss - S/T (1974)
Pick 29 - Stevie Nicks - Bella Donna (1981)
Pick 30 - The Clash - S/T (1977)
Pick 31 - Chicago - Chicago Transit Authority (1969)
Another superior mix a musical geniuses, great one Cap!
Sprinkled with Holdsworth magic this album is wonderful.
That’s a great album Steve!
Excellent debut Steve
Great one again Cap!
Today my pick #19 is the same as Pete’s Foreigner self titled debut album. A killer album my favorites are Feels like the first time, cold as ices, long long way from home, starrider, head knocker.
Another greatest hits record eh Tyler
@@ziggyzagzi8017 Thank you Ziggy
Dead Kennedys - Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables (1980)
Standout tracks include "Kill the Poor" "California Uber Alles" "Holiday in Cambodia" and a great cover of "Viva Las Vegas"
😃👍. Yes! - Heather
Fantastic pick, Andrew. Just missed my list.
Excellent pick Andrew. Still their best album.
My favorite punk/hc album ever, and in my top 10 of all-time. 👍
BUDGIE -BUDGIE (1971) A power trio producing blues rock of a high standard. Favourite tracks include Rape of the Locks, and the opener Guts. A debut album that stands the test of time.
Just missed my list due to I didn't discover them until 4 years ago, but quite a heavy banger of a beginning.
great Album
Cactus (1970)
songs: Bro. Bill, Let Me Swim, Oleo
Great pick Independence. Likely on my list too. "Let Me Swim"
Hi Pete. Excellent choice in Foreigner. More to come on that in my rankings. Here is my pick for day 13.
Pick # 19 - Jimi Hendrix- Are You Experienced
Awesome pick Mike.
My #19(80s #4) pick is an album released on September 7, 1984 and received at Angel Recording (London)Audio International (London)Abbey Road (London)Mayfair (London) and produced by James Guthrie im talking about the first studio album by American heavy metal band Queensrÿche, The Warning
Personnel
Queensrÿche
Geoff Tate - lead vocals
Chris DeGarmo - guitar (lead guitar on "Take Hold of the Flame"), background vocals
Michael Wilton - guitar (lead guitar on "Warning"), background vocals
Eddie Jackson - bass, background vocals
Scott Rockenfield - drums
Additional musicians
Michael Kamen - conducting, orchestral arrangement
Production
James Guthrie - production
Val Garay - mixing
Neil Kernon - engineering, mixing ("The Prophecy"), production
Evren Göknar - 2003 remastering
Charts
Chart (1984) Peak
position
Canada Top Albums/CDs (RPM)[15] 91
Swedish Albums (Sverigetopplistan)[16] 42
UK Albums (OCC)[17] 100
US Billboard 200[18] 61
Certifications
Region Certification Certified units/sales
United States (RIAA)[19] Gold 500,000^
ingles from The Warning
"Warning"
Released: September 1984[4]
"Take Hold of the Flame"
Released: December 1984[5]
A voice to be reckoned with Vipe
@ziggyzagzi8017 Ikr even though my favorite album by them is Operation Mindcrime, I feel like this album was an inspiration with the heaviness of songs like Warning and No sanctuary. I even think the song Take Hold of the Flame was a better slow ballady type song than Silent Lucidity
Pick 19
Cars - Self titled ( AKA greatest hits!) 😊
Indeed greatest hits!
@@keithjones7390 hi Keith. Excellent pick
@@ziggyzagzi8017 It really is!
@@melaniethurber5117 Thanks once again Melanie
Great pick and as I also bought the greatest hits CD, completely agree with the AKA subtitle.
19. Boston - Self-titled
20. Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells
21. Hatchie - Sugar and Spice (EP)
22. Christine and the Queens - Chaleur humaine
23. Tycho - Past is Prologue
24. Thomas Dolby - The Golden Age of Wireless
25. 3lau - Ultraviolet
26. Peter Frampton - Wind of Change
27. Greg X. Volz
27. Tears for Fears - The Hurting
28. Loggins and Messina - Sittin’ In
29. Missing Persons - Spring Session M
30. The Cars - Self-titled
31. SF59- Silver
Today`s pick: Galactic Cowboys - "Galactic Cowboys" With their great vocal harmonies and some prog metal complexity, the sound is similar to King`s X, although heavier and with more of a metal crunch. "I`m Not Amused", "My School", "Kill Floor", "Speak To Me" are standouts.
Haven't heard them JR I'm going to spin it today, as you know, we like the crunch!
Hey Jeffrey. I've heard this album. Very cool pick.
Day 19
Superb pick Pete.
My pick for today is:
Cream
“Fresh Cream”(1966)
This is another British band that made some adjustments to there album. The British version and American version the have same album covers but they added a different songs to each of these albums. The British album has “Spoonful” added to it and the rest of the songs are the same as the American version. The American Album has “I Feel Free” added to it. Neither of these songs are on the other album put out by Cream. I just couldn’t leave this album off since my favorite guitarist Eric Clapton plays lead guitarist with this band. This album came out in September of 1966.
31 Simon & Garfunkel “Wednesday Morning 3 AM”(1964)
30 America “S/T”(1972)
29 Bad Company “S/T”(1974)
28 Foreigner “S/T”(1977)
27 Blind Faith “S/T”(1969)
26 The Moody Blues (1965)
A “The Magnificent Moodies”
B “Go Now: The Moody Blues”
25 CSN “S/T” (1969)
24 Steely Dan “Can’t Buy A Thrill”(1972)
23 The Lovin’ Spoonful “Do You Believe in Magic”(1965)
22 Iron Butterfly “Heavy”(1968)
21 The Box Tops “The Letter/Neon Rainbow”(1967)
20 The Zombies “S/T”(1965)
19 Cream “Fresh Cream”(1966)
Excellent pick Melanie.
You hit a homerun with this pick, Melanie! And of course those two singles are two of their best
@@christophercoles4401thanks Chris
@@ziggyzagzi8017 thanks Ziggy.
Hi Melanie. Awesome pick and write up.
Pete's pick is one by that sits just outside my top 50 ranking. Definitely worthy!
13) Ted Nugent - Ted Nugent (1975)
Ted Nugent's 1975 self-titled debut is a classic slice of '70s Hard Rock. Nugent once said that if you want to know what Rock 'N' Roll is all about you just have listen to this album. It may not be the best album of all time as Nugent suggested, but indeed it is a great album with many great songs. In fact it's the best in Nugent's discography and it has an iconic guitar sound.
The best tracks on the album are the closer "Queen Of The Forest", "Where Have You Been All My Life", the anthem-like "Motor City Madhouse", the hard rocking "Stormtroopin'" and "Snakeskin Cowboys". The opening riff-based "Stranglehold" is one of the best Hard Rock tracks of all time featuring one of the greatest guitar and one of the greatest vocal performances. It's eight-and-a-half minutes of pure '70s Hard Rock that just explodes when it comes on.
No matter how you may feel about him personally, Ted Nugent is one hell of a musician.
1) The Yardbirds - Five Live Yardbirds
2) Crack The Sky - S/T
3) Mott The Hoople - S/T
4) PFM - Storia Di Un Minuto
5) Curtis Mayfield - Curtis
6) J Geils Band - S/T
7) Diamond Head - Lightning To The Nations
8) Budgie - S/T
9) The Mothers Of Invention - Freak Out!
10) Be-Bop Deluxe - Axe Victim
11) Pretenders - S/T
12) Cheap Trick - S/T
13) Ted Nugent - S/T
Coming up on my list!
Fantastic pick Chris! Amazing album!
@@ramonace4770 Thanks Ramon.
@@christophercoles4401
Great pick! It's on my list as well.
Great pick and review!
My pick for today in no particular order is the self-titled Creedence Clearwater Revival (what a great name). A legendary but sadly short -lived band.
Brilliant pick, Tarak. Great band and album.
A really underrated album imo.
@@tarakb7606 hi tarakb. Fantastic pick
@@melaniethurber5117
Thank you Melanie.
@@dannyhoeykens
Thank you Danny!
My choice today is a debut that actually in my opinion is definitive of a whole sub genre of music, this being so called southern rock. The album in question being PRONOUNCED LEHNERD SKINNERD. You all know who the band is. I know the Allman Brothers pre date Skynyrd and had released several albums before this one, but for me, this one really defines what Southern rock is mixing country, bluegrass blues and hard rock into a potent mixture. It contains what most of us would consider is Skynyrd's signature song Free Bird, which showed their ability to stretch out and jam, but most of the songs here are more concise and tightly arranged. Hard rockers like I Ain't The One and Gimme 3 Steps mix with soulful bluesy ballads like Tuesdays Gone and Simple Man, Skynyrd showing they and southern rock are more than a one trick pony and maximising the impact of that 3 guitar line up. Ronnie (RIP) whilst not being the greatest vocal gymnast or technician had such a way of conveying his lyrics and made them so believable. A masterpiece of a debut..... As is Pete's choice today and coming up for me soon.
20 On Through the Night Def Leppard
21 S/T. Wishbone Ash
22 Twice Removed From Yesterday Robin Trower.
23 S/T. Iron Maiden
24 Out Of The Cellar. Ratt
25 S/T. Point Blank
26 Can't Buy A Thrill Steely Dan
27 First Album. ZZ Top
28 Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow. Rainbow
29 S/T. REO Speedwagon
30 Appetite For Destruction. Guns N Roses
31 Lightning To The Nations. Diamond Head
My HM today is the self titled debut album from Canadian hard rockers Moxy. A potent slice of riff fueled hard rock verging on proto metal with guitar solos from the late, great Tommy Bolin. Whilst I think they peaked with 3rd album Ridin' High, this is an enjoyable debut with a real energy and crunch. Good production makes this worth hearing for any fan of 70s North Atlantic proto metal and hard rock.
Excellent pick and write-up Jerry. Obviously this is on my list.
That VOICE is Southern Soul!
Awesome pick Jerry! Skynyrd is coming later on my list. Absolutely agree with you, this is the first real southern rock album. The amazing ABB was much more into blues and jamming.
Fantastic hm, love that Moxy debut
@@christophercoles4401 Thank you Chris.
@@ziggyzagzi8017 Thank you Ziggy. Nicely put.
in chronological order:
Day13. Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble - Texas Flood
&. Chameleons - Script of the Bridge
Such a killer album I never tire of the second one is so awesome too
19 Motorhead - Motorhead
20 Pink Floyd - The Piper at the Gates of Dawn
21 The Clash: The Clash
22 King Crimson - In the Court of the Crimson King
23 Boston - Boston
24 Uriah Heep - Very ‘Eavy, Very ‘Umble
25 Pearl Jam -Ten
26 The Who - My Generation
27 The Allman Brothers Band - The Allman Brothers Band
28 Stevie Ray Vaughan - Texas Flood
29 The Chicago Transit Authority
30 Montrose - Montrose
31 Heart - Dreamboat Annie
@@redstarforever7705
Great choice! It's on my list too.
#19 First Issue - Public Image Limited. John Lydon drops Rotten, and essentially punk rock, takes rock into a completely new direction. Unlike anything else released at the time, it was amazingly influential on much that was to come.
He and Malcolm were good planners of notes for a platter.
Just a reminder, my picks are in order and my pick #19 is the self titled debut by Blue Oyster Cult
Exile In Guyville -Liz Phair A number of astonishing album of the early-mid 90's, and to me this certainly ranks among them. Foreigner's Cold as Ice and especially Long, Long Way From Home cool stuff. Good album for sure but Exile in Guyville much more of a compelling listen 30 years ago and ever since for me.
That's a brilliant album. Awesome pick.
Excellent choice and on my list
Day 13:
Iron Maiden - Iron Maiden (1980)
Metal has gone so many directions since this album and it still holds up. I think that says something. It still often highly ranked in their catalog by many as well. Up the Irons!
Day 12: Steve Morse - High Tension Wires (1989)
Day 11: Kiss - Kiss (1974)
Day 10: The Darkness - Permission to Land (2003)
Day 9: Dire Straits - Dire Straits (1978)
Day 8: Journey - Journey (1975)
Day 7: Warhorse - Warhorse (1970)
Day 6: Curtis Mayfield - Curtis (1970)
Day 5: Judas Priest - Rocka Rolla (1974)
Day 4: Colosseum II - Strange New Flesh (1976)
Day 3: Nestor - Kids in a Ghost Town (2021)
Day 2: Billy Joel - Cold Spring Harbor (1971)
Day 1: Joe Satriani - Not of This Earth (1986)
Omg I loved this when it came out. I still have it on cassette! Used to drive around in my ‘71 metallic brown Mustang fastback, cranking it on my Blaupunkt stereo with Jensen coaxials. What a time, what a time! Perfect album!! Thanks Pete. Have a great vacay!
Was fortunate to see Foreiger on Aug. 18th 1977 at the Circle Theater in Indy. AC/DC performed first, [ Bon Scott] & Co. were excellent. This was both Bands 1st US Tour. My only regret was that AC/DC should've played last. Foreigner was also excellent, it's just after AC/DC performed, Quite a bit of energy was exhausted with Angus Bon Cliff & Malcolm peeling the paint off the walls of the Circle Theater.
Pick #19 for me is from a band who are currently enjoying quite a resurgence in popularity: Solstice - Silent Dance, released on Equinox records in 1984. Only Andy Glass remains from the original line up but the new band which includes the extraordinary Ebony Buckle are as energetic as ever. Standout tracks are Eatthsong and Cheyenne which are the still in the set list today.
No.19….ZZ Top self titled first album(1971). Great bluesy debut by the trio. Billy Gibbon’s guitar tone and riffs are killer on this album. Goin down to Mexico,the short but sweet Neighbor Neighbor,and my favorite Brown Sugar,are some of the songs on this album. Great album and great band.
Day 13 (#19): Talking Heads - Talking Heads:77
Today's pick is Spine Of God by Monster Magnet from 1991.
Heavy psych space metal that helped give birth to the stoner rock genre. The fuzzed up guitars saw critics compare this to Mudhoney and Tad. They were always more of a late 60's/early 70's influenced band. It included a cover of Grand Funk Railroad's Sin's A Good Man's Brother. The production and Dave Wyndorf's trippy lyrics added to that. Song's like the title track and Zodiac Lung were mainstays of their live set for many years.
It's a Satanic drug thing... you wouldn't understand.
Day 13. Climbing by Mountain
Great pick Mike.
#19 The Doors
Favorite Debut Albums of All Time
#31 The Beatles- Please Please Me
#30 The Who- My Generation
#29 Lynyrd Skynyrd- Pronounced Leh-nird Skin-nerd
#28 The Allman Brothers Band
#27 Eagles
#26 Guns ‘n’ Roses- Appetite for Destruction
#25 Pearl Jam- Ten
#24 Phil Collins- Face Value
#23 The Jimi Hendrix Experience- Are You Experienced
#22 Metallica- Kill ‘Em All
#21 Peter Green’s Fleetwood Mac
#20 Gipsy Kings- Allegria
😃👍. Yes! - Heather
Excellent pick Kamran. I've got it on my list.
Nebula ... Let It Burn
Stoner rock that has psych in it as well. It was founded by two guys who left Fu Manchu in 1997, releasing this gem in 1998.
Listened to this repeatedly about all day yesterday. Cool as hell.
Starred listening to Nebula back st the turn of our century with the other bands of the rock revival. I was becoming middle-aged and needed new music. I still need new music.
My picks so far....
19) Nebula ... Let It Burn
20) Adam West .. Mondo Royale
21) Iron Boss ... Rides Again
22) Guitar Wolf ... Wolf Rock!
23) Electric Frankenstein .. The Time Is Now!
24) Texas Terri and The Stiff Ones .. Eat Sh**
25) The Hellacopters ... Supershitty to the Max!
26) The Streetwalkin' Cheetahs ... Heart Full of Naplam
27) Dixie Witch ... Into the Sun
28) Acid King ... Self-Titled
29) Zeke ... Super Sound Racing
30) A Fistful of Rock 'n' Roll ... Volume One (Various Artists)
31) The Runaways ... Self-Titled
Respected pick with Foreigner, Pete.
Had it on 8-track in high school.
Hard work finding good new music Richard
Hi everyone! Day 13 and straight on to my 3 picks for today, and I made a last minute change, elevating my AOR pick to my main list and dropping the "G" album I had on there before as I realised that although my original choice sold squillions and was a bit of a game changer at the time, I realised I don't really listen to it much and, in fact, a lot if it's most famous songs are overplayed, although I still like a few of the deeper cuts. I'm sure you can guess what it was? No? Come on, It's So Easy!! Anyway...
MAIN PICK: GIANT "Last Of The Runaways"
HM: KISS S/T
AOR: HAREM SCAREM S/T
With Dann Huff on lead guitar and vocals, his brother David on drums, Mike Brignardello on bass and Alan Pasqua on keyboards, this 1989 album from GIANT should have seen them headlining arenas, but they were just a couple of years too late. This is huge, guitar driven AOR, featuring songs like I'm A Believer, I Can't Get Close Enough, Shake Me Up, Stranger To Me and the top 20 single I'll See You In My Dreams. 2nd album Time To Burn was great as well, but despite a smattering of albums over time with several personnel changes, this was as good as it got, which is to say very, very good indeed...
I won't say much about KISS' debut as lots has been said already, but it still stands up for what it is, a great, fun statement by the Hottest Band In The World...
As for Canada's HAREM SCAREM, I've sung the praises of their sophomore album Mood Swings in the past - still their best imho - but their debut was a great way to start, if less heavy than its successor. Songs like Hard To Love, Distant Memory, Slowly Slipping Away and the ballad Honestly all highlighting lead singer Harry Hess' impassioned vocal style, Pete Lesperance's guitars just as to the fore as guest keyboard player Ray Coburn (of Honeymoon Suite) This was the first of 15 studio albums to date...
Hey Iain. I've heard Giant. Good band. There's no denying that KISS's debut is legit. I'm not all that familiar with Harum-Scarum, so I'll have to check them out. An interesting set of picks as usual. Cheers! 🍺
Top of the morning/ afternoon to you Sir Iain. That 30 million selling album is great! A Giant!
and kissing time is anytime! And now that Halloween is nigh, harem scarem seems apropos. Which beach did you see the seals at?
Hi Iain, Giant and Kiss will appear on my list, in different order. But I do agree with you, that Giant debut is phenomenal!
Harem Scarem is a pending subject for me
@@iainhead9898 3 more inspired choices Iain. The Giant album has such a huge sound. Dann Huff is another like Dave Meniketti, who is a great guitar player and who also has great vocal chops. I did consider the Kiss debut, but I just can't get past the poor production on this one and with sonically so superior versions of virtually all the songs on Alive, I pushed the debut out. Harem Scarem's first two albums are their best in my view. Another album out of time to be a big success.
Geddy Lee . My Favourite Headache.
Really enjoyed the album . Title track is a bit off-putting, but “Grace to Grace” brings the album to a great finish.
They included two other songs on his audiobook, too.
My pick today will be Jon Anderson ‘Olias of Sunhillow’. Jon Andersons first solo album is just as good as any of the Yes albums from that era.
@@resistor27 hi resistor. Awesome pick
19 Dirty Three s/t. Instrumental Trio from Australia. Guutar, violin, and drums. This album laid the groundwork for more outstanding albums to follow.
20 Joy Division Unknown Pleasures
21 Stan Ridgway The Big Heat
22 Talking Heads 77
23 XTC White Music
23b Simple Minds Life in a Day
24 Liz Phair Exile in Guyville
25 Siouxsie and the Banshees The Scream
26 Blondie s/t
27 The Damned
28 Big Star #1 Record
29 The Plimsouls s/t
30 Sisters of Mercy First and Last and Always
31 The Cure Three Imaginary Boys
Hi Todd. Fantastic pick. I´ve listened to this band a lot in the nineties. Now is the time to relisten.
@@dannyhoeykens thanks Danny. Sometimes I put them on for "night time play".
19. Boston - S/T.
Day 13: The Beatles Please Please Me; Even though it's not on the same level as what they would create later in the decade, I still stand that this is great start. The songs are still catchy and has some stand out tracks like the title track, Misery, Anna, Love Me Do, and their version of Twist And Shout.
I agree, BMS. A terrific start.
19. portishead- dummy. the newest album from my list. still 30 years old.
20. black sabbath
21. the doors
22. änglagård- hybris
23. boston
24. creedence clearwater revival
25. paul mccartney
26. ritchie blackmore's rainbow.
27. vanilla fudge.
28. eagles
29. blood sweat & tears- child is father to the man
30. celelalte cuvinte
31. metropol- égig érhetne az ének
Bad COMPANY/ 7️⃣4️⃣. Thank you Pete for your time. Safe travels/ enjoy well deserved VACATION 👍💯
😃👍. Yes! - Heather
@@the80slivehere 👍💯
Coming up later on my list Gary. Great choice
that's why the call me...
@@independenceltd. / till the day i die ! Enjoy day. The Donald 👍💯
My 19th favorite debut album is The Pretenders - Pretenders (1980).
Full List:
31) Free - Tons Of Sobs (1969)
30) Queen - Queen (1973) / Blue Öyster Cult - Blue Öyster Cult (1972) (cheat day)
29) The Darkness - Permission To Land (2003)
28) Devo - Q: Are We Not Men? We Are Devo! (1978)
27) Montrose - Montrose (1973)
26) Tears For Fears - The Hurting (1983)
25) Asia - Asia (1982)
24) Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin (1969)
23) Iron Maiden - Iron Maiden (1980)
22) Black Crowes - Shake Your Moneymaker (1990)
21) Skid Row - Skid Row (1989)
20) R.E.M. - Murmur (1983)
19) The Pretenders - Pretenders (1980)
my pick today is
pink floyd
"pipers at the gates of dawn" 1967
this is the only album with syd barrett
it reached #6 on the uk album chart
it is considered a pivotal psychedelic musical recording
#253 on rolling stones 500 album list in 2020
fav songs
1 astronomy domine
2 lucifer sam
3 interstelllar overdrive
cheers
🐯🐯
The B-52’s self-titled
Today's pick is No Reservations from the mighty Blackfoot. The start of a string of great albums by the original line up till fading out in the 80's with the usual band issues.
😃👍. Yes! - Heather
Great pick!
#19: The Doors Self Titled Debut
19. Dio - Holy Diver
Dust, S/T from 1971.
#19 Rage Against the Machine - Rage Against the Machine (1992)
A true musical bomb that exploded in the early 90s. A solid and talented rhythmic base (Tim Commerford-Brad Wilk). A singer who rhymes and spits his lyrics like revolutionary slogans and the one and only: Tom Morello. His way of playing the guitar is a mix of DJ and guitar hero, gave a new and innovative sound to what, in my opinion, is the best Rap Metal album in history.
The Top 31 Debut Albums
#19 Rage Against the Machine - Rage Against the Machine (1992)
#20 Billy Bond y La Pesada del Rock N Roll - Vol.1 (1971)
#21 Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin I (1969)
#22 Van Halen - Van Halen (1978)
#23 MC5 - Kick Out the Jams (1969)
#24 Ramones -Ramones (1976)
#25 Joy Division -Unknown Pleasures (1979)
#26 Bjork - Debut (1993)
#27 Daft Punk -Homework (1996)
#28 Pearl Jam - Ten (1991)
#29 DJ Shadow - Endtroducing…. (1996)
#30 The Cars- The Cars (1978)
#31Beastie Boys -Licensed to Ill (1986)
Just saw this last tour no original members .. they rocked tho
Today I'm going with the self-titled album by Dust, released in 1971.
Star rider was my fav song on the album because it was the most proggy.
19. Balance - Balance (1981)
Favorite tracks: Looking For The Magic, Fly Through The Night, Hot Summer Nights.
Good morning (afternoon, evening or night), Pete. Outstanding SoT selection. Personal pick today? Headed a bit outside the usual SoT ballpark to for the eponymous debut album released in April 1982 on the Warner Bros. label by this American musician, singer, songwriter, and guitarist - Marshall Crenshaw. Crenshaw began writing songs for this debut while appearing in the stage performances of Beatlemania in Manhattan, New York. The debut easily displayed his roots of Buddy Holly and soul music. Early in his career, he was often compared to Buddy Holly. Though it hit #50 in the US charts and generated a couple of hit songs though neither cracked the US Top 40, the album didn't get the traction that was expected and likely deserved. The follow-up album was a commercial disappointment. Played this all the time back in its day since was travelling quite a bit at in my professional and this made for great road music on the cassette deck as well. It been reissued and expanded on the Rhino label. Personal favorite tracks include the opener There She Goes Again and its follow-up track Someday, Someway, as well as The Usual Thing, Cynical Girl and Mary Anne, Mary Anne. An outstanding power pop album tinged with a bit of new wave from the time but highly recommended to those investigating or enjoying such music. Thanks, Pete. Have a great vacation and looking forward to the coming episodes you've already posted.
DAY 13: Fragile - s/t (1996) The debut from the greatest Japanese fusion band of all time, and it does not disappoint!
DAY 1: Aghora - s/t
DAY 2: Alcatrazz - No Parole From Rock n Roll
DAY 3: Andromeda - Extension of the Wish
DAY 4: Angra - Angels Cry
DAY 5: Apocrypha - The Forgotten Scroll
DAY 6: Ark - s/t
DAY 7: Cab - s/t
DAY 8: Michel Camilo - Why Not?
DAY 9: Circus Maximus - The 1st Chapter
DAY 10: Darkwater - Calling the Earth to Witness
DAY 11: Mohini Dey - s/t
DAY 12: Dream Theater - When Dream and Day Unite
My pick for Day 13 (#19 in my countdown)
Damn Yankees - Damn Yankees (1990)
My pick #19 is Björk : Debut (1993 ). She´s a highly unique artist and this debut album has very innovative production. It´s overall a weirdly catchy album. Human Behaviour is the clearest standout track to me. The Foreigner debut album didn´t cross my mind when I made my list, but it´s actually a great album and it could´ve made my list.
My # 19 pick in no particular order is from this Canadian hard rock band Prism with their self-titled 1977 debut . Featuring Ron Tabak RIP lead vocals,Lindsay Mitchell lead guitar, ,Jim Vallance drums and songwriter extraordinare,John Hall keyboards, and his only Prism album appearance Tom Lavin guitar before he would go on to found the Powder Blues Band. Abe Bryant bass. Produced by Bruce Fairbairn and Jim Vallance (aka Rodney Higgs) Great fun album.
Today's pick is the 1977 Chiswick Records self titled release. " Motorhead" by Motorhead. 3 favorite songs are Motorhead Lost Johnny and The Watcher.
DUST..FRIST ALBUM..A GREAT ROCKIN ALBUM THANKS FACT AMEN 👍
Cheap Trick(1977)
I don't know if this is cheating, ( only because "Wanted Dead Or Alive" is Zevon's first album but he didn't recognize it as such. So going by his feelings).
I choose:
Warren Zevon - ST (Solid album, one great tune after another).
Day 13- Chicago Transit Authority (1969) - Chicago
Day 12- Weezer (1994) - Weezer
Day 11- The Pretenders (1980) - The Pretenders
Day 10- Grace (1994) - Jeff Buckley
Day 9- Eagles (1972) - Eagles
Day 8- Are You Experienced? (1967) - Jimi Hendrix Experience
Day 7- The Allman Brothers Band (1969) The Allman Brothers Band
Day 6- Kill 'Em All (1983) - Metallica
Day 5- Shake Your Money Maker (1990) - The Black Crowes
Day 4- The Doors (1967) - Doors
Day 3- Outlandos d'Amour (1978) - The Police
Day 2- Santana (1969) - Santana
Day 1- The Marshall Tucker Band (1973) - The Marshall Tucker Band
Can't see Pete adding G n R or RATM??? But you'd think they'd be in any list? Boston for Petes No1.
My pick for today is Roxy Music - Self Titled (1972)
A quirky, varied, fascinating and experimental album that was way ahead of its time. It marks the start of an impressive career. It kicks of with ´Re-Make/Re-Model, exciting piano runs, whining guitars, ripping saxophone, driving bass and Ferry´s unique singing style. Amazing track. Other delicious tracks are ´Ladytron´ ´If There Is Something´ ´Chance Meeting´ and ´Sea Breezes´.
Excellent pick Danny.
One of my very favourite albums.
It's on my list too.
@@tarakb7606 Thanks Tarak. Very cool.
@@andrewcarr5923 Thanks Andrew.
Danny this will be one of my homework assignments today Thank you!
Catching up after vacay!
19. The Birthday Party - The Birthday Party (Missing Link, 1980)
he mighty Birthday Party is hardly an unknown quantity, thanks to the long, successful career Nick Cave has enjoyed with his various projects. Basically the same band as Boys Next Door, who released a so-so album, Door, Door in 1979, their transformation into The Birthday Party suggests some sort of dealings with the devil at the crossroads, as the band glows like brimstone, smoke curling up from their boots as they perform a seething, groundbreaking hybrid of post-punk blues noir. The band widely was quoted as having worshipped The Pop Group, but honestly they were already better than the chaotic mess of that band. The result is a more sinister mix of The Cramps and The Gun Club., with a touch of art-damaged post-Beefheart skronk that went well with Pere Ubu at the time. For some reason their debut is much less celebrated than Prayers On Fire (1981), Junkyard (1982) and the EPs. But this contains some of my all-time favorite tunes that Nick Cave ever wrote, including “Happy Birthday,” “Guilt Parade” and “A Catholic Sin.” Bonus single “Release The Bats” became a go-to for the goth subculture.
20. Echo & the Bunnymen - Crocodiles (Sire, 1980)
While the Bunnymen's liquidy, gradiose fourth albu, Ocean Rain (1984) is considered the band's peak by some, a significant group of fans rate their debut Crocodiles and Heaven Up Here (1981) as superior. I quickly came around to that line of thinking myself, as they achieved a balance of energy, melody and menace that few could match.
21. Killing Joke - Killing Joke (EG, 1980)
Among a slew of post-punk debuts in 1980, Killing Joke established a unique, influential template based on heavy keyboards and industrial textures, apocalyptic dub, and Jaz Coleman's murderous war cries for vocals. 1980 seemed like just the beginning for even greater things. Joke's on us.
22. Magazine - Real Life (Virgin, 1978)
When Howard Devoto split from the Buzzcocks after their groundbreaking self-released EP, it was like a cell splitting off to form just as an amazing an organism, but expanding on Buzzcocks’ arty punk into real art punk, even informed by some prog sensibilities. Add brilliant guitarist John McGeoch, and the Magazine debut, coming out just three months after Buzzcocks’ first full-length, is actually artistically a step ahead of Devoto’s former bandmates. Case in point, while “Shot at Both Sides” shares the same riff as “Lipstick,” which Devoto co-wrote with Pete Shelley, Magazine’s song is superior. They may not have matched the run of singles collected on Singles Going Steady, but Real Life is a massively pioneering post-punk classic.
#19 Is From Polish Gothic Metal Band UnSun The End Of Life Favorite Songs Are Whispers, Lost Innocence, Blinded By Hatred, Face The Truth, The Other Side, Destiny, Memories, Bring Me To Heaven & Closer To Death
My #13: Dire Straits - Self-Titled
#19: Molly Hatchet.
S/T debut released in 1978, with lead vocals from Danny Joe Brown, who passed away in 2005 (RIP, Danny Joe Brown). Some of the tracks included: Bounty Hunter, Gator Country, The Creeper, The Price You Pay, Dreams I'll Never See.
Cool pick Howard.
Right there with you today Howard
@@christophercoles4401 Thank you, Chris.
@@ziggyzagzi8017 Excellent 👍
Another great debut wore this one out when I was a kid my pick for today is from 1970 J.Giels Band
Bay City Rollers
John Entwistle - Smash Your Head Against The Wall
19. Celtic Frost - Morbid Tales
20. Deathrow - Riders of Doom
21. Armored Saint - March of the Saint
22. W.A.S.P. - W.A.S.P.
23. Annihilator - Alice in Hell
24. Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Emerson, Lake & Palmer
25. Kreator - Endless Pain
26. Tankard - Zombie Attack
27. Hawkwind - Hawkwind
28. Queensryche - The Warning
29. Kiss - Kiss
30. Atheist - Piece of Time
31. Europe - Europe
🌠GOOD ONE PETE...
No. 19. Raspberries - Raspberries (1972). 😃👍. Power Pop and Gorgeous Ballad Awesomeness! The well known hit tracks are “Go All The Way” and “Don’t Want To Say Goodbye.” But the entire album is well worth a listen especially for the beautiful “Waiting,” the rockin’ “Get It Moving,” and the gorgeous closer “I Can Remember.” 🔥. Have a great NFL Sunday!
🏈. Rock Always! - Heather
Are we ready for some football!?!?!?
@@ziggyzagzi8017 Yes! London game just started now EST. Got propane yesterday finally. Firing up the grill in a couple hours.
Very cool pick Heather. Awesome Power Pop record!
Good call Heather. So glad someone mentioned this album.
@@the80slivehere hi Heather. Awesome pick
My pick for today (no particular order): The Byrds-Mr. Tambourine Man.
😃👍. Yes! - Heather
@@rickmay6932 hi Rick. Fantastic pick