Hello, it’s 2022 and I finally made part 2! Watch it here: th-cam.com/video/V2Fpk-Th3WY/w-d-xo.html Remember: just because I don’t think they ever beat their debut...it does NOT mean I automatically think they got awful after that
Did you know that when you achieve nirvana and ascend in to enlightenment, you can no longer hear Adam Levine sing? Also, Kurt Cobain shows up, along with Elvis Presley, Jimmy Hoffa, Bigfoot, the Loch Ness Monster and Archbishop Leferbve.
that was actually their second album. Their first album is called “the fourth world“ and was released under the band name Kara’s flowers. when they got dropped from their record label they changed their name to maroon and then Maroon 5 when their new label signed them because of a British band named Maroon. so they had already been a Bandan touring for five years when they wrote the material that became “songs for jane”. and they spent a long time honing that second batch of songs. I don’t know if they’re available on the Internet but in the tape trading circles back in the late 90s there were tons of early versions of those songs on old Kara’s Flowers demo tapes.
Is This It is arguably the most important rock album of this century. It laid out such a massive musical footprint for every other band after. I kinda prefer some of their other albums tbh tho
Room on Fire is actually my favorite! (The moodiness of it is actually very different than Is This It, which is what I would call a very happy album, bar Trying Your Luck and Hard to Explain (the latter which would fit in Room on Fire))
Their 1st and 3rd albums are pretty much as good as each other to me. It just depends on my mood. Their 2nd album probably comes 3rd but not not really into anything else they have done.
I feel like Third Eye Blind’s debut album would fit very well on this list. Despite having a few great singles in some of their later work nothing compares to their self-titled debut. Classic.
Would agree completely. 3EB's debut is in my top-10 of all time. An absolute classic. The fact that Jenkins torpedoed the group after this album didn't help.
Honestly I'd argue that Sam's Town outdoes Hot Fuss. Their debut is my favourite album of all time, yes, but I think that Sam's Town is definitely a more mature, coherent, and better crafted album from a technical and creative standpoint, with just as many incredible songs but with more thought and consideration given to each of them. I love how raw Hot Fuss is but nobody can deny that Sam's Town has it beat in being an emotional rollercoaster. It's especially creatively successful when you remember that it sounds absolutely nothing like Hot Fuss; doing a 180 in terms of sound, style, and influence between your first and second album is always a big risk, made even more challenging when your first is as commercially and critically successful and iconic as Hot Fuss, but The Killers really pulled it out of the bag when they made Sam's Town and it deserves just as much attention and appreciation as Hot Fuss gets. I'd argue the same for Day & Age, and Battle Born and Wonderful Wonderful also don't deserve the unfair hate they get either but to each their own.
As I said in the video, The Killers are one of my favorite bands, and I don't dislike any of their albums. It just means I believe that their debut is their best, although their other albums also have a lot of greatness about them (especially Sam's Town and Wonderful Wonderful)
Huge Jacked Man thank you for saving me the time of composing my own comment with this exact same opinion. I saw “The Killers” in the thumb nail and got instantly worried. Each to their own, I get it, but when an album is fronting songs like Read My Mind, When You Were Young (which was nominated for best rock song), and For Reasons Unknown, it’s hard to put the album in any other place than best.
Evanescence could be on this list as well imo. Don't get me wrong, I love every single thing they've put out and it almost breaks my heart to see how the other albums didn't get nearly as much attention as Fallen did.
TooTsaka I personally think Fallen is their best album but Self Titled and The Open Door are no slouches. Don’t sleep on the Self Titled album it has some really good songs on it. Lost Whispers (a B-sides album) has some great songs on it too and the two original songs on Synthesis are different but pretty good songs too.
I disagree. A lot of people have said that The Open Door is better and I actually believe that their self-titled album is the best. While I agree that Fallen is the most commercially viable album, it was their intention to steer away from the more mainstream stuff anyway. They still had hits with The Open Door and Evanescence so they still kept up their sound post-Fallen in my opinion.
@@corbinm5237 I know, I love The Open Door as well and it's definitely an evolution for the band! I just think the general public will most likely know them for Fallen or at least the singles off of that album which is why I think it could be on this list as well. Not because the other albums are worse but because Fallen is their most popular and successful album to date
The Darkness with Permission to Land. I remember when that album first came out it was huge. The band felt like a breath of fresh air with their daft but fun glam inspired hard rock, and I Believe in a Thing Called Love was all over the radio stations. Heck, they even headlined Reading and Leeds in 2004. Safe to say they never quite captured that lightning in a bottle again.
Their second album overdid the humourous side of the music to Spinal Tap-esque levels, plus Justin Hawkins' problems around that time (drugs, ego etc) didn't help either
Thank you for mentioning Maroon 5! People forget that hidden beneath their shit-fest of a later catalog is a really great pop rock album as their debut.
Appetite For Destruction is all killer and no filler. Sweet Child O Mine was probably the weakest song on the album. This is the only album that the Gunners’ concert crowd will sing every song to.
I feel like Pearl Jam is the textbook example of this. I like their other albums to varying degrees, but Ten is just on a whole different level of excellence.
Ten is a top 3 album of all time to me. If you took the best songs off of all their other albums and compiled them all into one “best of compilation,” it wouldn’t be a quarter as good as Ten.
@@williamroberts3719 That compilation would honestly be pretty fire imo, but you're right. Ten would still be better. And Ten is probably my favorite album of all time, or certainly at least in my top 5.
Use Your Illusion 2 was just as good as their debut album in my opinion maybe even better. Had some really great songs on it...Knocking on Heavens Door, Dont Cry, You Could Be Mine( used in one of the best movies of all time ), Civil War...I'd listen to those songs before those super played out ones like Welcome to the Jungle or Paradise City...Pearl Jam I'd probably agree their debut was the best.
I feel like The Arctic Monkeys debut was their best as to me it is one of the most British albums ever made, follow up albums have been pretty damn great but to me nothing beats their debut
AM don't have one bad album. Humbug is my favourite but they're possibly the only artist with over five albums where I think that not a single album is below an 8. In fact, bar AM (which is an 8 for me), every album is pretty much a strong 9/10.
Definitely Panic!, They definitely went downhill from there. It just got more, and more pop with each album. I’m sad that they didn’t continue with that sound a little bit
Vann McCann had said on various occasions that they have a sound, and that they intend on sticking to that sound. In all fairness, I believe this is a great way to go, they know what they want to be, have good consistency and they know what they have works.
I agree, I find them to be pretty generic, they kind of sound like a mashup of all eras of Arctic Monkeys but not in a good way. Also the singer's voice is kind of annoyung
The only contest my dad ever won was a radio contest where he won the second Boston album. He gave it a listen, then gave it away. He told his friend "I've already heard this album," referring to how the second, in many ways, felt like a halfhearted attempt to recapture the sound of the first
Man that Bloc Party album changed my life back then. It was electric. I went from being a metal head to suddenly interpol’s album and a few years later Silent Alarm? What a change up to my taste
always wanted to hear your take on some great debut albums. would you consider continuing this with bands whos sophmore record was their best? would be very interested in that too
I completely agree. I remember listening to Hopes &Fears nonstop when it came out. It has such a eerie coolness. All the tracks sound like there supposed to be together. It is truly a perfect album.
Their second album Under the Iron Sea (2006) is my personal favorite, but I agree. The only song I've heard here in the United States on the radio is "Somewhere Only We Know" and after that I haven't heard any other songs from them here.
Third Eye Blind is another band that their debut album was such a masterpiece, and never lived up to their potential. Matchbox 20 would be another one that also had an incredible debut, and although the rest of their albums are not terrible, they were never as great as YOSLY
Maybe you're right. Maybe I hold their debut album in a higher regard than I should, but even if that's the case, I still believe it was a solid record, and they were never able to replicate it.
EVANESCENCE!!! They was the first band I thought of when I read your headline. Their first album Fallen is amazing, and even stands out among the neo-rock-pop-punk revival of the early & mid 2000s. But intra-band turmoil struck, guitarist and co-songwriter Ben Moody flew the coop, and even though Amy Lee soldiered on and made a pretty good sophomore effort with The Open Door, the band never made anything even approaching the same universe as Fallen.
There's no way Boston could have come up with another great album, their first was so amazing and original sounding.I was in HS when it came out and that's all everyone was talking about in class.
It’s because Tom Scholz took forever to put the tracks together by himself before he even hired Delp. In old 70s contracts, you have almost forever to make your 1st and 6 months for the 2nd- while touring
Don’t Look Back was perfectly decent, minus a couple obvious filler tracks, ‘Party’ and ‘Don’t Be Afraid’, and I would say half of Third Stage is alright. I really liked ‘We’re Ready’. The guitar work is killer in that song! I have no use for anything after that. But yea, main point being, they were never able to match the debut album!
Kitty_ Screamz I agree that I certainly loved Deuce as a vocalist, the HU album didn’t age well. MySpace references dated a few songs on the album. Imma say this though, American Tragedy was a LOT more successful imo, making HU a guilty pleasure band from time to time :)
Wu-Tang Forever is an epic album. 36 Chambers may be more important/ significant/ (better?), but their sophomore double album is still amazing; it was still very well received critically and commercially.
We straight up call these "The Boston Effect" in our family. We love them, even Third Stage has some catchy tunes in the form of Amanda, but the facts are the facts.
Third Eye Blind never topped their debut and you could argue Arcade Fire but the suburbs is pretty close, kinda like the strokes with It This It and Room on Fire
Love all of 3eb records, and I personally think ootv was the best one, but with the loss of Cadogan and the label collapse, they had no chance at another hit.
Loved that you mentioned Butnout Revenge, that’s where I first heard them too as well as billy talent. A 7 games with great soundtracks video would be good.
Though I personally think Sacred Hearts Club is their best album, Torches is definitely their most successful in regards to sales and critical reception.
This is an old video, but I've got a big one. The Toadies. Rubberneck is a masterpiece, and while Hell Below/Stars Above, which came out seven years later, is also a banger, they've never been able to top their debut.
I Like Trains That makes no sense. First off, all music is noise so what you’re really trying to say is that it doesn’t sound pleasant to you. Just because it sounds like noise to you doesn’t mean it is actually noise. I’m not even a fan of any of their music, but their debut definitely has more artistic value than the commercialized rock they’re making today.
Ah yes the smartarse metalhead who uses the "aLl mUsIc is nOIsE" comeback. Well music is meant to have an artistic value and honestly, early BMTH has none of that. Even though Amo is dodgy in places, Sempiternal and That's The Spirit are far better than their debut in almost all areas
I Like Trains You said their debut was noise. That is a very ignorant thing to say. If it was noise it would be considered noise music (which technically still is music) not metal. Their debut has more artistic value because they were closer to making something they wanted to make than making sellout music.
I prefer pinkerton to blue, and I've heard quite a few people say they like white album the most. Weezer just never got back to sounding *_exactly_* like blue album
Great debut album indeed! Personally, I would say their first 3 albums, which also was A Rush of Blood to the Head and X&Y are great. Started kind of tipping with Viva la Vida onward. Although, almost every album has some decent songs in them, they just dont have that spunk from their earlier stuff.
I just wanted to say thanks for bringing Franz Ferdinand to my attention! I had heard Take Me Out before and finally decided to listen to more of their music. Now they're my favourite band.
What It Is to Burn by Finch. Their debut had a bunch of bangers. Their follow-up, Say Hello to the Sunshine, only had one or two. Either Ink or Bitemarks and Bloodstains.
Coming back to this comment three years later… I don’t know why I thought Say Hello to Sunshine was a subpar album. That was old me. I think the follow up is as good as the debut.
I think from this side of the pond it’s interesting to see North America’s response to UK acts from 00s. We had NME magazine which brought attention to many bands but had a habit of slagging off bands after thejr second album’s first song. It’s like they got bored of the toys and were on to the next one. I think Bloc Party are definitely one of those bands smart enough not to just carry on with the indie sound that got them there. It wouldn’t last long and probably made more sense to carve out your core fans before you just got boring for all fans.
@@TheEclecticSinger it reminds me of Pantera's situation, they had 4 albums before Cowboys from Hell, but CFH is widely considered their ¨true debut¨, as the band had a different frontman and a very different musical style before CFH, even the band disowned those first 4 albums and never re-released them
Jude Odom Yeah, White wasn’t great, but it was good, and it was a welcome breath of fresh air after all that silly fucking around they’d been doing for the past few years. They shouldn’t have collaborated with outside songwriters on it, though. I think it would’ve been even more of a return to form if they’d just written the songs themselves.
Great video I love the killers, Bloc Party and Franz Ferdinand, Trying to get into Interpol at the moment. I think these bands could’ve made the list Vampire Weekend- Vampire Weekend (Although Modern Vampires Of The City is fantastic) Foals- Antidotes (Love Foals they’re my favourite band but antidotes has not been beaten) The Kooks- Inside In Inside Out Two Door Cinema Club- Tourist History The Wombats- A Guide To Love, Loss and desperation
King Crimson falls into this category too imo. Even though I enjoy a lot of their later work, especially Red, In the Court of the Crimson King is their best and most influenential work.
Uh no? Many other albums were far greater in terms of consistency and quality, also balancing progginess/experimentation with """accessible""" structures on their music. Court is astonishing, but a few others were stellar
I think a lot of KC fans would disagree. “Red” and “Larks Tongues in Aspic” (especially “Red”) are favourites for a LOT of fans. Quite a few like the trio of albums from the 1980s Adrian Belew/Bill Bruford/Tony Levin lineup more, also
Lol, basically any band that was massive in the UK ca. 2002 - 2007: Bloc Party, The Killers, Arctic Monkeys, Franz Ferdinand, The Darkness, The Fratellis, Interpol, Enter Shikari, Klaxons... the list is endless
KILLERS, Bloc Party, Franz Ferdinand, Arcade Fire, Tinashe, Oceansize...The Strokes, because I cannot easily think of a 7th, but I can hardly tell their first two albums apart...
Mutemath’s self-titled debut album is one of my favorite albums of all time, and I don’t think their later entries really ever came close to it, although I enjoy their full discography.
Personally would put it at 5th or 6th. For me: 1 Meteora 2 Living Things 3 Minutes to Midnight 4 Hunting Party 5 Hybrid Theory 6 A Thousand Suns 7 One More Light
I would include Two Door Cinema Club here. They've yet to release an outright stinker, but Tourist History was their magnum opus, and they've never been able to get better than that album thus far.
Big band that pops into my head for something like this: Bullet For My Valentine. I enjoy bits and pieces of their later discography, but I don't think anything they put out will ever top The Poison. Some other bands I feel never really topped their debut, but is really up for debate: ~Circa Survive ~Hollywood Undead ~La Dispute ~Seether ~Weezer
Yeah, i’ve been disappointed to see they’ve yet to truly top that first album. Not that the others are hot trash or anything, they all have really good songs on each, but they keep going for a New Wave Revival shtick with each new album of theirs. I just wish they would experiment more and hopefully find something that works. Cause I feel like they were onto something with False Alarm but kinda floundered around in the middle.
Sams Town deserves much more credit as an album it had some masterpieces on it like Read My Mind/When You Were Young this was some of The Killers strongest material to date.
Some bands I'd put on here: Weezer (Fite me, Pinkerton fans) Imagine Dragons (They fell off HARD) Mumford & Sons (Not that they were ever amazing, but they've been getting worse and worse) Limp Bizkit (Hard to believe, but Three Dollar Bill, Yall$ is actually somewhat listenable)
Silent Alarm and Franz Ferdinand were two of some of my favorite albums when I was in Elementary school. I agree that those bands haven’t topped those albums since released.
Pretty surprised Weezer's Blue Album wasn't on here. Granted, my knowledge of their discography is mainly limited to their singles and haven't given Pinkerton, the hipster darling, a full listen to say it's better than Blue album. But the debut album has their standout singles.
Weezer never topped or equaled the Blue Album. If you ever feel like giving another Weezer album a listen, I suggest the White Album; it's very good, but still doesn't reach the heights of the Blue Album.
Pinkerton (imo and the opinion of many other weezer fans) definitely equalled blue. They're both great albums and classics, but weezer imo should not be on the list
Thing is: a band's "debut album" is likely a collection of their top notch material dating as far back as pre-band riffs from individual members or ever previous bands. They've used the very best of years worth of work to stand out & get to the top, but once they're on top they have to start cranking out new records ever 1-2 years. The demand simply outstrips the natural songwriting supply.
I do feel like Ed got lucky + came out when it did. Peak Tumblr culture seeping into the mainstream made that happen. His debut (an album I love) isn't that great or groundbreaking. The writing is passable, and the themes of rocky relationships and pining for love was a bit exhausting over a while. X was a lot better ( I just wish he would stop rapping. He does not have a single good song where he showcases his "rapping" skills). On the topic of Imagine Dragons... I agree. Not saying that their debut was great, but there were a handful of gems in it. Nothing they've released since has been interesting enough to make me even want to invest my time and listen.
I know that this may be an older vid, but technically, would Rotting Piñata by Sponge count? One of those records that boom boom boom, one good song after another.....
Dying Is Your Latest Fashion is still to this day one of my favorite albums. Their sound was so damn good. I really like Falling In Reverse but even their debut album can't compete with it.
One of the greatest debut albums of all-time is the self-titled... VIOLENT FEMMES!!! Those guys are terrific, yet incredibly underrated! The ONLY band I've seen more than once. FIVE TIMES to be exact! NEVER disappointed!
Bullet for my Valentine could easily go on this list as well. Albums after their debut have been mixed to damn near unlistenable. It sucks because they’re one of my favorite bands of all time. But The Poison is just such an amazing album and they’ve never come close to that level since.
I Like Trains oh quite the contrary lol there’s stuff I like on every BFMV album. The first 4 songs on Scream, Aim, Fire are AMAZING. Fever has quite a few jams on it. Temper Temper...only has one good song on it (Not Invincible) and it’s a damn bonus track lol Venom has a few good songs as well and I’ll have the unpopular opinion here and say that the entire B side to Gravity, I actually really like. The point I was trying to get across is that, as a whole, Bullet haven’t put out a record that was as solid and consistent as their first.
@@semipilot925 I wouldn’t call their albums after poison mixed tho, Scream was awesome even if it’s more thrash, Fevers pretty good, Temper sucks no good song at all, Venoms mad underrated, hot take I like Gravity especially when they play the songs live, then their new album was actually insane, felt like a mix of Venom and Gravity.
Hello, it’s 2022 and I finally made part 2! Watch it here: th-cam.com/video/V2Fpk-Th3WY/w-d-xo.html
Remember: just because I don’t think they ever beat their debut...it does NOT mean I automatically think they got awful after that
What about Panic! At The Disco and The Strokes?
@@kevininman3641 Jon likes Pretty. Odd. Over Fever.
@@urtarsmusicreviews8775 But I don't
@@kevininman3641 Good call on the Strokes
Hey man, review NF's new album, I think it's amazing, but I would like to know your opinion. BTW great vid
Songs About Jane is absolutely fabulous, but Maroon 5 no longer exists it’s now The Adam Levine Experience AKA Ego.
Well that’s the most oxymoron statement I’ve ever read in my life. Well done you, that will never be beaten
Adam Levine and the marooned 4
@@gopet400 *6
Did you know that when you achieve nirvana and ascend in to enlightenment, you can no longer hear Adam Levine sing? Also, Kurt Cobain shows up, along with Elvis Presley, Jimmy Hoffa, Bigfoot, the Loch Ness Monster and Archbishop Leferbve.
Suck beginning to end .
Yea Songs about Jane was such a good debut, sucks to see the potential wasted
that was actually their second album. Their first album is called “the fourth world“ and was released under the band name Kara’s flowers. when they got dropped from their record label they changed their name to maroon and then Maroon 5 when their new label signed them because of a British band named Maroon. so they had already been a Bandan touring for five years when they wrote the material that became “songs for jane”. and they spent a long time honing that second batch of songs. I don’t know if they’re available on the Internet but in the tape trading circles back in the late 90s there were tons of early versions of those songs on old Kara’s Flowers demo tapes.
@@taylorh4480 So Maroon 5’s first album was Songs About Jane. Got it
Franz Ferdinand man. They are such an exceptional band and the self titled is perfection cant be topped but they are incredible all around.
The strokes. I love their other albums though
i think room on fire is slightly better than is this it
Is This It is arguably the most important rock album of this century. It laid out such a massive musical footprint for every other band after.
I kinda prefer some of their other albums tbh tho
I personally love Angles a bit more. Though the singles on Angles (and everything after ‘Is This It’) never peaked as much as the debut
Room on Fire is actually my favorite! (The moodiness of it is actually very different than Is This It, which is what I would call a very happy album, bar Trying Your Luck and Hard to Explain (the latter which would fit in Room on Fire))
Their 1st and 3rd albums are pretty much as good as each other to me. It just depends on my mood. Their 2nd album probably comes 3rd but not not really into anything else they have done.
I feel like Third Eye Blind’s debut album would fit very well on this list. Despite having a few great singles in some of their later work nothing compares to their self-titled debut. Classic.
Would agree completely. 3EB's debut is in my top-10 of all time. An absolute classic. The fact that Jenkins torpedoed the group after this album didn't help.
Good call! Their first album is so great
For sure...only reason I clicked is because I thought that would be on there
Totally agree! Blue is OK and has some good songs and a few other OK songs later but red was by far their best
Honestly I'd argue that Sam's Town outdoes Hot Fuss. Their debut is my favourite album of all time, yes, but I think that Sam's Town is definitely a more mature, coherent, and better crafted album from a technical and creative standpoint, with just as many incredible songs but with more thought and consideration given to each of them. I love how raw Hot Fuss is but nobody can deny that Sam's Town has it beat in being an emotional rollercoaster. It's especially creatively successful when you remember that it sounds absolutely nothing like Hot Fuss; doing a 180 in terms of sound, style, and influence between your first and second album is always a big risk, made even more challenging when your first is as commercially and critically successful and iconic as Hot Fuss, but The Killers really pulled it out of the bag when they made Sam's Town and it deserves just as much attention and appreciation as Hot Fuss gets. I'd argue the same for Day & Age, and Battle Born and Wonderful Wonderful also don't deserve the unfair hate they get either but to each their own.
As I said in the video, The Killers are one of my favorite bands, and I don't dislike any of their albums. It just means I believe that their debut is their best, although their other albums also have a lot of greatness about them (especially Sam's Town and Wonderful Wonderful)
I just came to come sign on this comment. Sam's town is their best work
Jesus I thought I was alone in this opinion total vindication to see quite a few others who agree
In my eyes sam's town is their best record by far
Huge Jacked Man thank you for saving me the time of composing my own comment with this exact same opinion. I saw “The Killers” in the thumb nail and got instantly worried. Each to their own, I get it, but when an album is fronting songs like Read My Mind, When You Were Young (which was nominated for best rock song), and For Reasons Unknown, it’s hard to put the album in any other place than best.
Evanescence could be on this list as well imo. Don't get me wrong, I love every single thing they've put out and it almost breaks my heart to see how the other albums didn't get nearly as much attention as Fallen did.
Maria Rose a lot of people wouldn’t put them on here because you could argue that The Open Door is a better album.
Hmm. I need to try out the rest of what they did. I have Fallen in my playlist, but never explored more of what they did.
TooTsaka I personally think Fallen is their best album but Self Titled and The Open Door are no slouches. Don’t sleep on the Self Titled album it has some really good songs on it. Lost Whispers (a B-sides album) has some great songs on it too and the two original songs on Synthesis are different but pretty good songs too.
I disagree. A lot of people have said that The Open Door is better and I actually believe that their self-titled album is the best. While I agree that Fallen is the most commercially viable album, it was their intention to steer away from the more mainstream stuff anyway. They still had hits with The Open Door and Evanescence so they still kept up their sound post-Fallen in my opinion.
@@corbinm5237 I know, I love The Open Door as well and it's definitely an evolution for the band! I just think the general public will most likely know them for Fallen or at least the singles off of that album which is why I think it could be on this list as well. Not because the other albums are worse but because Fallen is their most popular and successful album to date
If I had a dollar for every bad video ARTV has came out with....
I'd have zero dollars.
Got him!
Seriously though, you should get a job. You're about to be evicted.
The Darkness with Permission to Land. I remember when that album first came out it was huge. The band felt like a breath of fresh air with their daft but fun glam inspired hard rock, and I Believe in a Thing Called Love was all over the radio stations. Heck, they even headlined Reading and Leeds in 2004.
Safe to say they never quite captured that lightning in a bottle again.
Shadow-Scope-FSM I loved that album ! I loved it SO MUCH !!!
Their second album overdid the humourous side of the music to Spinal Tap-esque levels, plus Justin Hawkins' problems around that time (drugs, ego etc) didn't help either
Hot Cakes and Last of Our Kind are really good albums. Lots of great songs.
@@brandonhensley14 Last of Our Kind is great, my favorite from them.
I was thinking the same thing. That album was amazing.
Sunny Day Real Estate is my go to band for this. I love all their stuff but nothing compares to the masterpiece that is Diary.
Lotte Yanson VERY true
Definitely
I always preferred How It Feels to Be Something On
I think The Rising Tide is their best. Just personal preference though.
Idk, they’re pretty consistent. Nothing like most of these other bands.
Wow totally agree with you about Maroon 5! Songs About Jane is one of my favorite albums of all time and now I can’t stand Adam Levine and Maroon 5
Thank you for mentioning Maroon 5! People forget that hidden beneath their shit-fest of a later catalog is a really great pop rock album as their debut.
I’m actually shocked Guns N Roses isn’t on this list. Appetite for Destruction is easily one of the greatest debut albums of all time
I think he's too young to be honest ;-)
@@glennaldosf bruhh he included Boston so that argument is invalid 😂😂
Gotta save something for the sequel list. Also: Violent Femmes.
Appetite For Destruction is all killer and no filler. Sweet Child O Mine was probably the weakest song on the album.
This is the only album that the Gunners’ concert crowd will sing every song to.
Use your illusion 1 and 2 were still godly
I feel like Pearl Jam is the textbook example of this. I like their other albums to varying degrees, but Ten is just on a whole different level of excellence.
They peaked for me by their third album which was excellent.
Ten is a top 3 album of all time to me. If you took the best songs off of all their other albums and compiled them all into one “best of compilation,” it wouldn’t be a quarter as good as Ten.
@@williamroberts3719 That compilation would honestly be pretty fire imo, but you're right. Ten would still be better. And Ten is probably my favorite album of all time, or certainly at least in my top 5.
Yep I totally agree. Pearl Jam has had some hit singles since Ten but nothing comes even remotely as close
Don't sleep on Yield
Not a band, but just wanted to say that Nas will probably never top Illmatic
Get Rich Or Die Tryin
Enter The 36 Chambers
Doggystyle
It's Dark & Hell Is Hot
Personally I like It Was Written just as much.
@@rickyspanish3053 and then there was x was amazing
You got Maroon 5 right, after their second album they have sucked. Their first two albums were amazing.
I didn’t think Hands All Over was total trash
LampwicksCigar It really wasn’t, but it started the downward spiral.
I agree with entire thread.
@@yaboi2500 The title track is probably the heaviest song they ever did though
@@aristotleasparaguspodcast1129 nah that goes towards either no curtain call or sweetest goodbye
Every Interpol album is great, but only TOTBL is a 45 minute long otherworldly orgasm.
I’d include Guns n Roses and Pearl Jam personally. Great list tho
Pearl Jam were definitely considered. Maybe in part two? Thanks
To be honest, I like Vitalogy better than Ten.
Box tube I understand that. Vitalogy is a great album.
@@boxtube6533 I like No Code better than both Vitalogy and Ten
Use Your Illusion 2 was just as good as their debut album in my opinion maybe even better. Had some really great songs on it...Knocking on Heavens Door, Dont Cry, You Could Be Mine( used in one of the best movies of all time ), Civil War...I'd listen to those songs before those super played out ones like Welcome to the Jungle or Paradise City...Pearl Jam I'd probably agree their debut was the best.
I feel like The Arctic Monkeys debut was their best as to me it is one of the most British albums ever made, follow up albums have been pretty damn great but to me nothing beats their debut
Thank you!!!! I totally agree! "A Certain Romance" is a masterpiece.
Yeah but AM...was huge so
I feel like it’s directly proportional to Alex’ s hotness.
AM don't have one bad album. Humbug is my favourite but they're possibly the only artist with over five albums where I think that not a single album is below an 8. In fact, bar AM (which is an 8 for me), every album is pretty much a strong 9/10.
I mean Favourite Worst Nightmare is better
Hot Fuss is one of my all time favourite albums. They are also one of the best bands I’ve seen live.
Same. To both of those statements
I commented something similar about their lives shows. Definitely in my top 5 concerts.
I think Sam's Town tops Hot Fuss, but I can confirm they are brilliant live
Definitely Panic!, They definitely went downhill from there. It just got more, and more pop with each album. I’m sad that they didn’t continue with that sound a little bit
It’s not even just the pop sound that made each album worse; the lyrical content definitely decreased after their first few albums.
Yeah but vices&vitues and twtltrtd were still amazing
Even DOAB has good songs like title track , house of memories , impossible year and golden days .
@@mohnishsingh1444 exactly but pray for the wicked was just straight up bad
I like Pretty Odd way more than Fever tbh
Catfish and the Bottlemen is my top pick. I wish they'd change their style up.
i like them a lot, but gosh they have so much potential and talent, and yet they use it to make all their shit sound the same
Vann McCann had said on various occasions that they have a sound, and that they intend on sticking to that sound. In all fairness, I believe this is a great way to go, they know what they want to be, have good consistency and they know what they have works.
I agree, I find them to be pretty generic, they kind of sound like a mashup of all eras of Arctic Monkeys but not in a good way. Also the singer's voice is kind of annoyung
First thought after reading the title. "The Strokes"
I totally agree with Maroon 5, their first album was awesome, it marked my childhood.
Sam's Town is better than Hot Fuss if you ask me. It's just so consistent and coherent. Plus, it's epic.
Hugely agree. The Killers have gems all over that album.
Yeah sams town is in my top five all time
Agreed 100%. It's my favourite album of all time!
The only contest my dad ever won was a radio contest where he won the second Boston album.
He gave it a listen, then gave it away. He told his friend "I've already heard this album," referring to how the second, in many ways, felt like a halfhearted attempt to recapture the sound of the first
Such a beautiful statement.
No wonder they released so many few albums and even their 2013 album has a similar cover
Man that Bloc Party album changed my life back then. It was electric. I went from being a metal head to suddenly interpol’s album and a few years later Silent Alarm? What a change up to my taste
Brad Delp never really got the credit he deserved, I think he’s one of the all-time best rock vocalists.
god... i can't even fathom how hard it was to not clown on Radke when you had the perfect opportunity to. i couldn't be that strong.
I would’ve said FOALS because Antidotes is a bop, but the Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost Series is amazing so far :)
always wanted to hear your take on some great debut albums. would you consider continuing this with bands whos sophmore record was their best? would be very interested in that too
Weezer.
Also neutral milk hotel, slipknot, and soad
Nirvana, STP maybe?
For me, Keane’s Hopes & Fears (2004) comes to mind. That debut album is a masterpiece! Another is Fitz and the Tantrums’ Pickin’ Up the Pieces (2010).
I completely agree. I remember listening to Hopes &Fears nonstop when it came out. It has such a eerie coolness. All the tracks sound like there supposed to be together. It is truly a perfect album.
Their second album Under the Iron Sea (2006) is my personal favorite, but I agree. The only song I've heard here in the United States on the radio is "Somewhere Only We Know" and after that I haven't heard any other songs from them here.
Third Eye Blind is another band that their debut album was such a masterpiece, and never lived up to their potential. Matchbox 20 would be another one that also had an incredible debut, and although the rest of their albums are not terrible, they were never as great as YOSLY
I think you’re giving TIB too much credit by calling anything they made a masterpiece
Maybe you're right. Maybe I hold their debut album in a higher regard than I should, but even if that's the case, I still believe it was a solid record, and they were never able to replicate it.
Silent alarm is my favourite album ever released. I am really glad someone is talking about them as I rarely find anything mentioning them.
EVANESCENCE!!! They was the first band I thought of when I read your headline. Their first album Fallen is amazing, and even stands out among the neo-rock-pop-punk revival of the early & mid 2000s. But intra-band turmoil struck, guitarist and co-songwriter Ben Moody flew the coop, and even though Amy Lee soldiered on and made a pretty good sophomore effort with The Open Door, the band never made anything even approaching the same universe as Fallen.
There's no way Boston could have come up with another great album, their first was so amazing and original sounding.I was in HS when it came out and that's all everyone was talking about in class.
It’s because Tom Scholz took forever to put the tracks together by himself before he even hired Delp. In old 70s contracts, you have almost forever to make your 1st and 6 months for the 2nd- while touring
That aside, when I still installed my own car radios, this was the 1st album to get a spin because of that acoustic to electric changeover.
Don’t Look Back was perfectly decent, minus a couple obvious filler tracks, ‘Party’ and ‘Don’t Be Afraid’, and I would say half of Third Stage is alright. I really liked ‘We’re Ready’. The guitar work is killer in that song! I have no use for anything after that. But yea, main point being, they were never able to match the debut album!
Hollywood Undead and Sleeping With Sirens came to mind when i saw the title of this video
Jon said that Hollywood Undead's debut didn't age well, so I donno if he'd agree
Kitty_ Screamz I agree that I certainly loved Deuce as a vocalist, the HU album didn’t age well. MySpace references dated a few songs on the album. Imma say this though, American Tragedy was a LOT more successful imo, making HU a guilty pleasure band from time to time :)
Okay, but sleeping with sirens has never been good
LCTT is their best album
As much as I love Linkin Park and I love all their albums, Hybrid Theory is just clearly at the top.
oh yeah
True, but Meteora is really close.
American Metal Head I felt the same way. Meteora & Minutes to Midnight were great too but then they kinda went down for me. Hybrid Theory was Amazing
I like meteora better
Almost, but Meteora was good too. But it was downhill after that. I tried to love the last album, but i just couldn't get into it.
Wu-Tang Clan definitely and almost immediately comes to mind from that title 😅
Wu-Tang Forever is an epic album. 36 Chambers may be more important/ significant/ (better?), but their sophomore double album is still amazing; it was still very well received critically and commercially.
Wu tang forever is their best album
@@WorldTerrFighter nah
Honestly, almost every hip hop artist peaked with their debut
Escape the Fate with Ronnie>Falling In Reverse>Escape the Fate post Ronnie
We straight up call these "The Boston Effect" in our family. We love them, even Third Stage has some catchy tunes in the form of Amanda, but the facts are the facts.
Third Eye Blind never topped their debut and you could argue Arcade Fire but the suburbs is pretty close, kinda like the strokes with It This It and Room on Fire
Love all of 3eb records, and I personally think ootv was the best one, but with the loss of Cadogan and the label collapse, they had no chance at another hit.
Project Mayhem I agree with Third Eye Blind. However, I do like Blue & OOTV as well
Ootv is 3ebs best album forsure
Arcade Fire's Neon Bible is a lot better than their first album and Suburbs, imo.
I believe The Suburbs is their best album
Loved that you mentioned Butnout Revenge, that’s where I first heard them too as well as billy talent. A 7 games with great soundtracks video would be good.
Hell yeah
burnout 3 & 4 are gods among soundtracks, so much good tracks and variety, nhl 09, some tony hawk and need for speed should be considered
Foster The People too they never managed to hit the heights like they did it with Pumped up kicks (Torches)
Abhishek Singh this isn’t really true, they’re still pumping out hits that get TONS of radio time.
Though I personally think Sacred Hearts Club is their best album, Torches is definitely their most successful in regards to sales and critical reception.
I find them to be constantly evolving and fresh, definitely disagree
I personally think supermodel is way better, more dark and heavy
This is an old video, but I've got a big one. The Toadies. Rubberneck is a masterpiece, and while Hell Below/Stars Above, which came out seven years later, is also a banger, they've never been able to top their debut.
Rubberneck goes so hard
Silverchair. Although it wasn't a massive hit, Frogstomp was a great debut album, especially since they were teenagers at the time they put it out.
Bloc Party.... I knew it
I personally loved Sam's Town more than Hot Fuss, but yeah, the debut was absolutely ICONIC
Bring Me The Horizon!
Imagine thinking that
Their debut is much better than any of their new stuff.
No it isn't, their debut is just a bunch of noise
I Like Trains That makes no sense. First off, all music is noise so what you’re really trying to say is that it doesn’t sound pleasant to you. Just because it sounds like noise to you doesn’t mean it is actually noise. I’m not even a fan of any of their music, but their debut definitely has more artistic value than the commercialized rock they’re making today.
Ah yes the smartarse metalhead who uses the "aLl mUsIc is nOIsE" comeback. Well music is meant to have an artistic value and honestly, early BMTH has none of that. Even though Amo is dodgy in places, Sempiternal and That's The Spirit are far better than their debut in almost all areas
I Like Trains You said their debut was noise. That is a very ignorant thing to say. If it was noise it would be considered noise music (which technically still is music) not metal. Their debut has more artistic value because they were closer to making something they wanted to make than making sellout music.
Weezer’s Blue Album and The Doors self titled also we’re never topped by later albums imo
Way too many people would argue that Pinkerton>Blue Album
Maybe I'm just a huge Doors fan but L.A. Woman > self titled all day
I prefer pinkerton to blue, and I've heard quite a few people say they like white album the most. Weezer just never got back to sounding *_exactly_* like blue album
Fuck sake strange days
Strange Days > Morrison Hotel > S/T
Awesome and original topic to cover. You should keep this going.
unpopular opinion: Coldplay! parachutes is the best album they ever released
Shiver is still my favourite Coldplay song
Great debut album indeed! Personally, I would say their first 3 albums, which also was A Rush of Blood to the Head and X&Y are great. Started kind of tipping with Viva la Vida onward.
Although, almost every album has some decent songs in them, they just dont have that spunk from their earlier stuff.
@@existentialistremnant6231 fair enough :)
I still love Coldplay, I don't care what people are hating on them nowadays
Parachutes is great, but A Rush of Blood to the Head is my favorite Coldplay album. It was a slow decline after that.
I just wanted to say thanks for bringing Franz Ferdinand to my attention!
I had heard Take Me Out before and finally decided to listen to more of their music. Now they're my favourite band.
What It Is to Burn by Finch. Their debut had a bunch of bangers. Their follow-up, Say Hello to the Sunshine, only had one or two. Either Ink or Bitemarks and Bloodstains.
Quentin Childs Agree! WIITB was such a great album. Their follow ups were good and all, but nothing could top that one.
Sunshine is superior in every way
What It Is To Burn is gold
Angel Del Prado it is, and sunshine is platinum 😉
Coming back to this comment three years later…
I don’t know why I thought Say Hello to Sunshine was a subpar album. That was old me. I think the follow up is as good as the debut.
Awesome video, one of my favourite Seven On Sunday’s yet 🙏🏻🔥
Cheers Seb
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I think from this side of the pond it’s interesting to see North America’s response to UK acts from 00s. We had NME magazine which brought attention to many bands but had a habit of slagging off bands after thejr second album’s first song. It’s like they got bored of the toys and were on to the next one.
I think Bloc Party are definitely one of those bands smart enough not to just carry on with the indie sound that got them there. It wouldn’t last long and probably made more sense to carve out your core fans before you just got boring for all fans.
Alanis Morissette’s Jagged Little Pill. She never could get close to how great that album was
Wasn't her debut
@@iliketrains3495 It was her debut to a new genre and revision of her music career though.
@@TheEclecticSinger it reminds me of Pantera's situation, they had 4 albums before Cowboys from Hell, but CFH is widely considered their ¨true debut¨, as the band had a different frontman and a very different musical style before CFH, even the band disowned those first 4 albums and never re-released them
@@TheEclecticSinger Yeah but the criteria stated a debut album. Alanis was already several albums into her career by the time JLP came out
I love Weezer but everyone knows it doesn’t get better than Blue Album
Pinkerton ?
@@cparry6250 Honestly I prefer The Blue Album but I acknowledge the fact that Pinkerton is better
I'm just glad we had a couple albums like white or ewbaite
Maladroit too. Hopefully Van Weezer does great too
Jude Odom Yeah, White wasn’t great, but it was good, and it was a welcome breath of fresh air after all that silly fucking around they’d been doing for the past few years. They shouldn’t have collaborated with outside songwriters on it, though. I think it would’ve been even more of a return to form if they’d just written the songs themselves.
Great video
I love the killers, Bloc Party and Franz Ferdinand, Trying to get into Interpol at the moment.
I think these bands could’ve made the list
Vampire Weekend- Vampire Weekend (Although Modern Vampires Of The City is fantastic)
Foals- Antidotes (Love Foals they’re my favourite band but antidotes has not been beaten)
The Kooks- Inside In Inside Out
Two Door Cinema Club- Tourist History
The Wombats- A Guide To Love, Loss and desperation
As soon as I saw the title, Interpol "Turn on the Bright Lights" was the first band that came to mind. Thank you for including them.
King Crimson falls into this category too imo. Even though I enjoy a lot of their later work, especially Red, In the Court of the Crimson King is their best and most influenential work.
Shouldnt count though, since the band broke up after the first album. After that it's just a zombie form of the band.
Uh no? Many other albums were far greater in terms of consistency and quality, also balancing progginess/experimentation with """accessible""" structures on their music. Court is astonishing, but a few others were stellar
Naaahhh Larks Tongoues in Aspic exists
I think a lot of KC fans would disagree. “Red” and “Larks Tongues in Aspic” (especially “Red”) are favourites for a LOT of fans. Quite a few like the trio of albums from the 1980s Adrian Belew/Bill Bruford/Tony Levin lineup more, also
Personally i think the killers peaked at sams town while my favourite album is day and age
Meatloaf? Bat out of Hell? One of the top selling albums of all time? Fits much better than some of the choices.
Steven Miller I agree completely
Troy Staunton not anywhere near in record sales as the original.
He wasnt a band, although otherwise id agree. BooH ii is pretty great but doesn’t top the original
I saw the thumbnail and instantly knew I'd agree with the whole video.
Lol, basically any band that was massive in the UK ca. 2002 - 2007: Bloc Party, The Killers, Arctic Monkeys, Franz Ferdinand, The Darkness, The Fratellis, Interpol, Enter Shikari, Klaxons... the list is endless
Pantera clearly never topped Metal Magic.
Metallideth ha!
That was their fourth album.
@@j66hutch No, that's Power Metal
They certainly never stopped that cover!
TOTALLY agree about Maroon5, really solid debut and i havent found same kind of funky poprock vibes from them since....
Thank god you didn’t bring up The Strokes. I’m sick of explaining to everyone “Is this it” was not their peak.
30 Seconds to Mars.
ABL is my favourite from them but I wouldn’t blame anyone for ranking their self titled debut higher.
abl is better for me, but creativity and experimentation on self titled is underrated, you must listen to the album at least 5-6 times to get into it
KILLERS, Bloc Party, Franz Ferdinand, Arcade Fire, Tinashe, Oceansize...The Strokes, because I cannot easily think of a 7th, but I can hardly tell their first two albums apart...
Mutemath’s self-titled debut album is one of my favorite albums of all time, and I don’t think their later entries really ever came close to it, although I enjoy their full discography.
John, I just discovered your channel and have been binging.
You do an awesome job.
Subscribed and loving it!.
Welcome! Thanks I’m stoked to hear you’re enjoying. Hope you enjoy the channel, past and present 😎
Just to make sure, everyone who will mention Linkin Park is simply wrong lol
Yeah, Hybrid Theory's my third favorite from them
Oh shit. That's the funniest joke I've heard so far today!
Personally would put it at 5th or 6th.
For me:
1 Meteora
2 Living Things
3 Minutes to Midnight
4 Hunting Party
5 Hybrid Theory
6 A Thousand Suns
7 One More Light
Meteora is easily my favorite LP album
@@LaneGamesYT Living Things is my favorite
I would include Two Door Cinema Club here. They've yet to release an outright stinker, but Tourist History was their magnum opus, and they've never been able to get better than that album thus far.
Definitely
Big band that pops into my head for something like this: Bullet For My Valentine. I enjoy bits and pieces of their later discography, but I don't think anything they put out will ever top The Poison.
Some other bands I feel never really topped their debut, but is really up for debate:
~Circa Survive
~Hollywood Undead
~La Dispute
~Seether
~Weezer
Subbed when you talked about Escape the Fate. I love that you dont just talk about classic rock.
Two door cinema club with tourist history though, peaked at their debut.
Yeah, i’ve been disappointed to see they’ve yet to truly top that first album. Not that the others are hot trash or anything, they all have really good songs on each, but they keep going for a New Wave Revival shtick with each new album of theirs.
I just wish they would experiment more and hopefully find something that works. Cause I feel like they were onto something with False Alarm but kinda floundered around in the middle.
Sams Town deserves much more credit as an album it had some masterpieces on it like Read My Mind/When You Were Young this was some of The Killers strongest material to date.
Hot Fuss is so good but Sam's Town is the best album The Killers ever made.
Some bands I'd put on here:
Weezer (Fite me, Pinkerton fans)
Imagine Dragons (They fell off HARD)
Mumford & Sons (Not that they were ever amazing, but they've been getting worse and worse)
Limp Bizkit (Hard to believe, but Three Dollar Bill, Yall$ is actually somewhat listenable)
Imagine Dragons' second album Smoke & Mirrors is easily their best. After that though, they did fall off HARD.
A tiny part of me agrees with you about Weezer. Pinkerton is awesome, but I’ve always liked Blue just a little better
I enjoy quite a bit of delta.
Imagine Dragons's second album, Smoke+Mirrors, is a masterpiece imo. It contains all my favorite ID songs
Three Dollar Bill falls off after Stalemate. Chocolate Starfish is great all around (if you're into that kind of music)
Alt-J is another band. An Awesome Wave was basically an instant classic, everything after has just been trying to top it.
Silent Alarm and Franz Ferdinand were two of some of my favorite albums when I was in Elementary school. I agree that those bands haven’t topped those albums since released.
Pretty surprised Weezer's Blue Album wasn't on here. Granted, my knowledge of their discography is mainly limited to their singles and haven't given Pinkerton, the hipster darling, a full listen to say it's better than Blue album. But the debut album has their standout singles.
Weezer never topped or equaled the Blue Album. If you ever feel like giving another Weezer album a listen, I suggest the White Album; it's very good, but still doesn't reach the heights of the Blue Album.
Pinkerton (imo and the opinion of many other weezer fans) definitely equalled blue. They're both great albums and classics, but weezer imo should not be on the list
Thing is: a band's "debut album" is likely a collection of their top notch material dating as far back as pre-band riffs from individual members or ever previous bands. They've used the very best of years worth of work to stand out & get to the top, but once they're on top they have to start cranking out new records ever 1-2 years. The demand simply outstrips the natural songwriting supply.
Not that X and / were bad, but I don't see Ed Sheeran topping + anytime soon. Same for Imagine Dragons
Id say both were dead on arrival.
I do feel like Ed got lucky + came out when it did. Peak Tumblr culture seeping into the mainstream made that happen. His debut (an album I love) isn't that great or groundbreaking. The writing is passable, and the themes of rocky relationships and pining for love was a bit exhausting over a while. X was a lot better ( I just wish he would stop rapping. He does not have a single good song where he showcases his "rapping" skills).
On the topic of Imagine Dragons... I agree. Not saying that their debut was great, but there were a handful of gems in it. Nothing they've released since has been interesting enough to make me even want to invest my time and listen.
I know that this may be an older vid, but technically, would Rotting Piñata by Sponge count? One of those records that boom boom boom, one good song after another.....
Dying Is Your Latest Fashion is still to this day one of my favorite albums. Their sound was so damn good. I really like Falling In Reverse but even their debut album can't compete with it.
that album means so much to me. I was passing through a hard time. That album and the EP
One of the greatest debut albums of all-time is the self-titled...
VIOLENT FEMMES!!!
Those guys are terrific, yet incredibly underrated!
The ONLY band I've seen more than once.
FIVE TIMES to be exact!
NEVER disappointed!
Good suggestion, their first was perfect and they never really topped it again. I’ve only seen them twice 🙂
Bullet for my Valentine could easily go on this list as well. Albums after their debut have been mixed to damn near unlistenable. It sucks because they’re one of my favorite bands of all time. But The Poison is just such an amazing album and they’ve never come close to that level since.
So they're one of your favourite bands of all time but you only really like 1 album?
I Like Trains oh quite the contrary lol there’s stuff I like on every BFMV album. The first 4 songs on Scream, Aim, Fire are AMAZING. Fever has quite a few jams on it. Temper Temper...only has one good song on it (Not Invincible) and it’s a damn bonus track lol Venom has a few good songs as well and I’ll have the unpopular opinion here and say that the entire B side to Gravity, I actually really like. The point I was trying to get across is that, as a whole, Bullet haven’t put out a record that was as solid and consistent as their first.
@@semipilot925 I wouldn’t call their albums after poison mixed tho, Scream was awesome even if it’s more thrash, Fevers pretty good, Temper sucks no good song at all, Venoms mad underrated, hot take I like Gravity especially when they play the songs live, then their new album was actually insane, felt like a mix of Venom and Gravity.
I love The Killers, one of my favorite mainstream bands of the 21st century. but Sam's Town absolutely tops Hot Fuss
Agreed - it's one of the best albums of all time IMO. And The Killers are the best 💕
Great list. If I could include Weezer, Audioslave, Joe Jackson, Guns N Roses, and Lady Gaga
No Lady Gaga's Best Album Is Born This Way.
Weezer wouldn't be a very good choice, most Weezer fan's are 50/50 on whether Blue Album or Pinkerton is better.
Except Weezer's second album is better than their first
You’re wrong about Weezer and Lady Gaga
Bruh all of audioslave’s albums are awesome
Great video jon!
What about Third Eye Blind??
Love your work bud. Oregon by Sunfold is good, I wish it was longer but still great, trust me it'll be a repeat 😁
I never really got into Escape the Fate, i really remember digging their 2013 album "Ungrateful" though.
Ungrateful is an amazing album.
Heh yes I was going to say Bloc Party. But also from the same time Arcade Fire's Funeral and Editors The Back Room
the used the used the used the used the used (though i love in love in death too)
Keep spreading the word