What is your favourite debut album?

[Sam Handwich]

Pistols
Clash
Jam
Dury
Stranglers
and many more

 

[Cheesy Feet]

NMTB
The Clash
Damned Damned Damned
Pink Flag
Van Halen
Stone Roses
Inflammable Material
The Crack..Ruts
Rattus

 

[mini-x2]

Loads already mentioned...but this is up there...

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Great shout. Probably my most listened to album of that year and what a year it was for albums.

So many but today I'll go with "A Life with Brian" by Flowered Up.

ITS ON YOU SONIA

 

[chriswallace85]

Led Zeppelin

It still sounds fresh today.

It was Peter Grant's favourite album which does say something considering what they wrote afterwards.

That first E chord man. Strap yasell in, and we're off.

 

[Shandy drinker]

Kevin kilbane
What a debut
In December 1999, Peter Reid's Sunderland paid £2.5 million for the left winger, making him the third most expensive club signing at the time. His impact was immediate; coming off the bench on his debut against Southampton, Kilbane crossed for Kevin Phillips to score the match winner. However, this was to be Sunderland's last win until March 2000, a loss in form which came to be known as "The Curse of Kilbane".

 

[dangermows]

Loads already mentioned...but this is up there...

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Great shout.

 

[skullmeister]

That first E chord man. Strap yasell in, and we're off.

Then Bonzos base drum work, still incredible now.

 

[Scorer]

Disqualified cos they'd been pissing about releasing various other things since 1985, and included backward backwards filler tracks.

Agreed, only three decent tracks.

 

[Ageing Grey Mackem]

Tindersticks - Tindersticks

 

[chriswallace85]

Agreed, only three decent tracks.

Well, that's not true either like.

 

[Scorer]

Well, that's not true either like.

Is in my opinion! The three are very good though.

 

[dangermows]

Agreed, only three decent tracks.

Whilst I think it's a tad overrated I'd have to disagree there. Three crackers either side sandwiching a combination of good/okay/duff. Think we can all agree they were cool as ice.

 

[Scorer]

Whilst I think it's a tad overrated I'd have to disagree there. Three crackers either side sandwiching a combination of good/okay/duff. Think we can all agree they were cool as ice.

First three tracks are stone cold classics, thereafter bang average by comparison. Never really got the hype.

 

[SR7]

Hybrid Theory by Linkin Park

 

[Cappuccino Kid]

Dexys Midnight Runners - Searching for the Young Soul Rebels

 

[Gobuchul]

Look Sharp - Joe Jackson. I have loved it for over 40 years.

 

[Visions]

Another vote for Appetite for Destruction.

 

[Leonard osbourne]

Raintown - Deacon Blue
Definitely Maybe - Oasis
The Stone Roses - The Stone Roses
Happiness - The Beloved (album before this was a totally different format of the band)
Wonderland - Erasure
London 0, Hull 4 - The Housemartins
Hit Fuss - The Killers

 

[Cheesy Feet]

Kevin kilbane
What a debut
In December 1999, Peter Reid's Sunderland paid £2.5 million for the left winger, making him the third most expensive club signing at the time. His impact was immediate; coming off the bench on his debut against Southampton, Kilbane crossed for Kevin Phillips to score the match winner. However, this was to be Sunderland's last win until March 2000, a loss in form which came to be known as "The Curse of Kilbane".

Bit like Oasis then..cracking debut but very mediocre afterwards.

 

[vinegar hill]

Led Zeppelin 1