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I was thinking about this today, who do you think had the greatest ever debut album? maybe we could look at decades or something?

Was thinking 80's wise for me it has to be Appetite for destruction, 90's I would tentatively put forward Definitely Maybe, both are pretty stellar from beginning to end...
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solo - astral weeks
group - app for destruction
pearl jam -ten is outstanding too
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I think "Bollocks" should be in there?
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Vince wrote:I think "Bollocks" should be in there?
Thats the 70's sorted, nice one Vincenzo!
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Vince wrote:I think "Bollocks" should be in there?
maybe - Bros too
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Not sure about the 60s as (IMHO) they started off in a pretty lame place, really.

I guess one is supposed to mention the Beatles and all, but if I never hear "Please Please Me" again, I won't really mind. I understand that it had a huge impact, blah blah blah but geez...

I would go for "Are You Experienced".
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Rage Against the Machine.
Led Zeppelin.
The Checks (who have now broken up, *sniff*)
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Ok I should read stuff more carefully before posting.

But RATM for 90's still stands.
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Dang! LZ I is a VG choice I was gonna say old school too like Tom Petty & The Heart Breakers 1976 very cool debut album 8)
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Dire Straights had a great start.
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thought "live" & "gunners" did great
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I think this one's pretty bloody good.

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Rock records, Appetite wins hands down.
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