Best Debut Albums of All Time
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- I show 200 of my favorite debut album from my Vinyl / CD collection - in less than 40 minutes...phew. Hopefully, this video will bring back memories of albums you loved, or will remind you of albums you always wanted to hear or haven't heard in a long time. Plus you get to see a portion of my 5,000 physical albums.
Just catching up on your older videos, loved this one. Introduced me to quite a few artists I intend to check out. Cheers 👍
@@perkster123 that’s so awesome. I hope you enjoy them. Thanks so much for digging into my archives. A lot to discover and I hope you like it. Thanks so much again
Hello Alan! I just discovered your great "Alan Rosenberg Show" channel this afternoon! I actually started, at first with your episode of your13 favorite albums of all time, but thought that I would drop a comment here, on your most recent presentation! I really appreciate what you're doing and I really enjoy your channel!When I have the time, I will review ALL of your video posts, so far! Thank You Alan, and you can count me in as one of your subscribers!!!
Hi Thomas. Thanks so much for watching and your super kind comments. You have definitely made my day. Thanks again so much for your support. I really appreciate it.
I read one of your reply comments below that you debated doing this video.
This was a great video.
I remember seeing all those magazines on the stand at 7-11 when I was a kid in the 70s. I was more into comic books at that point though.
I had most of those loss leaders when I put together a garage sale vinyl collection through the years.
I would see Schlagers and Big Ball and a couple others very frequently at garage sales.
Rock and Roll Alan Rosenberg Show!!
Thanks so much Darkstar. I really really appreciate it.
A fantastic and eclectic look at a comprehensive collection of debut albums. I had to watch this twice to take it all in. I've had and still do have many of these recordings in various formats. A vast majority I obtained in High school for home and car stereo. Bad Co. CTA, CSN, Graham Nash, The Doors, Elvis Costello were in heavy rotation. I've seen Marshall Crenshaw in a Bar and met him after the show. Great guy. The Smithereens is a band I absolutely loved after that first record. I've seen them many times and met the band as well. I actually had a great relationship with Pat Dinizio and he even invited me and my wife to a party at his house in Scotch Plains, NJ that we attended. Sadly he passed away. I'm surprised that they never made it big. Finally the hidden gem for me is Christie-Yellow River. That song was big in our house and when your the youngest of four, you hear everything. I completely forgot about that one. Thanks again for your presentation and knowledge of these great musical genre's.
Tom from Seattle
First thanks so much for your amazing comments. Wow the Pat DiNizio story is amazing. I thought the were gonna be a really big band. Their first two albums especially are excellent.
“Stood just like Bill Wyman “. What a great line. And Blood and Roses is killer too. Yellow river is a great old album too. Still listen to it on occasion. Car stereo days. I had an 8 track in my car. Thought was the greatest thing ever. Thanks so much again
"Behind The Wall Of Sleep" is one of the best songs ever. Pat D told me the song is about a female bass player he fell in love with who was playing bass in a power pop lounge band in Boston. He went to see her a few times but it wasn't happening. He said he wrote the song on a napkin in 20 minutes on a flight from BOS to LGA. Had a ton of 8-Tracks in the 70s for the car but switched to cassettes in the 80's when they fazed out the 8-Track.
@@tarrtruck2869 Yea - all my 8-tracks are long gone...
Hi Alan, fantastic records. Very good video but You forget first Santana. This Is great album. Best from Poland.
True - amazing, classic debut. I did forget that. Great choice. Thanks.
She has Stevie nicks another awsome artist
Her favourite song of this one is all I wanna do
She loves elton john has most of his albums another great artist
Thx,
great original idea for a video.
Thanks so much.
She has guns n roses 🌹 going to there concert this year great rock band
Partner she has alot of cds 💿 more than vinyls but loves the physical collecting both
Partner she loves dire straits has a boxset of all there albums great band
She loves kiss has some of there albums and a Anniversary edition vinyl of destroyer and a greatest hits vinyl and some official tees
You have great videos
Thanks so much - really appreciate it.
Great video...love most of them.....would personally prefer top 10 or 20...spending more time on each....ACDC High Voltage on Atco is not technically their debut....its culled from tracks off their first 2 Australian releases on Albert Productions......TNT and High Voltage....the remaining tracks were not released in the U.S. until Jailbreak 74 and the rest on the box sets Bonfires and Backtracks....thank you for the cool videos.....
Thanks Larry. Yea I debated this type of video. Will see how it goes. At least it shows some of my collection which maybe interesting. I will do a follow up with my top like you said. You’re correct about the Ac/Dc but since I’m American figured it works. Thanks so much again.
Great show Alan... Love it all.. Love the first big audio dynamite album and the rickie lee jones album.. You got me curios about david crosby debut.. For me prolly throw in pearl jam jon butcher axis Ramones Pete Townshend. Maybe Alice cooper too.... But over all love this man as always. i may check out blackfield too.
Thanks so much as always love your comments. The Crosby album is an acquired taste. Think youlll love the Blackfield album. It’s awesome I think. I forgot Pearl Jam Ten. I own it and love it. Classic. Ramones also definitely. I don’t have the first Butcher album. Huge fan of Townsend but his first is not a favorite of mine nor the first Cooper. Anyway thanks again
Yeah the first Alice Cooper is kind of psychedelic I get it
I thought you would have loved Empty Glass by Pete Townsend
@@glendepietro1521 empty glass is amazing. Love it love it. But not his debut solo album. He did Who Came First first. Best track is Pure And Easy. Good album. He also did Rough Mix with Ronnie Lane as well. We all learn from each other which is great. Thanks
I forgot about who came first... Ur right we learning...how About throwin in She's The Boss then😁.. And what would u consider keiths first solo album to be?.Barbarians? Or ?
This was harder to do than I expected Alan as it seems I don't know as much as I thought about many of the bands and artists in my collection. Some were obvious, but others I've checked on either Wikipedia or Rate Your Music.
I decided not to do 200, but to go through albums in my top 500 most played in recent years. The biggest gap in plays is between 1 and 2. Further down, one play divides each of the groupings from 15 onwards.
1 Wildfire - Elles Bailey
2 City Boy - City Boy
3 Robbie Robertson - Robbie Robertson
4= Marquee Moon - Television
4= The Clash - The Clash
6= The Nightfly - Donald Fagen
6= Can't Buy A Thrill - Steely Dan
8 The Stone Roses - The Stone Roses
9= Catholic Boy - Jim Carroll Band
9= Are You Experienced? - Jimi Hendrix
11= Howlin' Wind - Graham Parker
11= The Undertones - The Undertones
11= Whatever - Aimee Mann
14 Ducks Deluxe - Ducks Deluxe
15= Bad Company - Bad Company
15= Jesus Of Cool - Nick Lowe
15= New York Dolls - New York Dolls
15= Light The Stars - Peter Hall
15= Fanx Ta-ra - Sad Cafe
15= White Sugar - Joanne Shaw Taylor
22= My Aim Is True - Elvis Costello
22= Green Eyed God - Steel Mill
22= Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow - Rainbow
22= Roxy Music - Roxy Music
22= Uphill Slide - Jim Hunter
27= Ian Hunter - Ian Hunter
27= Downtown Tonight - Racing Cars
27= Nils Lofgren - Nils Lofgren
27= Revelator - Tedeschi Trucks Band
31= Boston - Boston
31= Script for a Jester's Tear - Marillion
31= So Far - Bob Theil
31= Boat To Bolivia - Martin Stephenson
31= Raintown - Deacon Blue
31= Dreamboat Annie - Heart
37= Pure Mania - The Vibrators
37= Rattus Norvegicus - The Stranglers
37= I Want To See The Bright Lights Tonight - Richard & Linda Thompson
37= The Doubtful Handshake - Terry & The Pirates
37= The Flower King - Roine Stolt
42= Ramones - Ramones
42= 77 - Talking Heads
42= Blues Breakers with Eric Clapton - John Mayall
42= Montrose - Montrose
42= Diary Of A Soul Fiend - Saint Jude
47= Axe Victim - Be Bop Deluxe
47= Teaser - Tommy Bolin
47= Grin - Grin
47= Peter Gabriel 1 (Car) - Peter Gabriel
47= Vigil in a Wilderness of Mirrors - Fish
47= The Mystery of Love Is Greater Than The Mystery of Death - Jackie Leven
53= 1 - Motors
53= Diamond Head - Phil Manzanera
53= Diamond Life - Sade
53= Forse Le Lucciole Non Si Amano Piu - Locanda Della Fate
53= Irish Coffee - Irish Coffee
53= New Wave - The Auteurs
53= Nutz - Nutz
53= Searching For The Young Soul Rebels - Dexy's Midnight Runners
53= Seekers Of The Shrine - From Over The Water
53= Stoneage Romeos - Hoodoo Gurus
53= The Magical World Of The Strands - Michael Head
53= Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers - Tom Petty
66= A Doorway to Summer - Moon Safari
66= Blackheart Man - Bunny Wailer
66= Culpeper's Orchard - Culpeper's Orchard
66= Curtis - Curtis Mayfield
66= Dire Straits - Dire Straits
66= Emergency Third Rail Power - Rain Parade
66= Felt - Felt (US band 1971 album)
66= Fleetwood Mac - Fleetwood Mac (with Peter Green)
66= Gravity - Alejandro Escovedo
66= Head Like A Rock - Ian McNabb
66= Hi Heel Blues - Roxy Perry
66= I Don't Want To Go Home - Southside Johnny
66= Rebel - John Miles
66= Teenage Depression - Eddie & The Hot Rods
66= The Boomtown Rats - The Boomtown Rats
66= Turtle Soup - Mock Turtles
Wow I just saw this comment now. This is awesome as always. So great to see so many of my favorites, and deep favorites. But also so many I don't know of at all. Including your #1 and your #2 (well I at least have heard of City Boy). Robbie Robertson is one of my all time favorite albums ever, but I don't think I included it in debut albums (because of The Band etc....probably should have as it's an original work etc and he has a full discography of solo albums now). Teaser, Be Bop Deluxe, Nils Lofgren - so much great stuff for sure.
@@TheAlanRosenbergShow I think I mentioned Elles Bailey in my all-time favourite albums list. She's a British blues based singer songwriter and responsible for my album of the year for 2017, 2019 and 2022. She's being pushed hard in 2022 by the When Rivers Meet live album.
I thought you'd overlooked this because my comment was too long. I've noticed RUclips has a glitch on notifying the channel owner on long comments.
Surprised no jellyfish, mink DeVille,Orion the hunter, Jim Steinmann, to name a few but overall a good job alan
Thanks so much. Orion the hunter. Going deep there.
Partners dad listened to Paul Simon aswell
Have you got the Stone Roses debut? Should be in there dude.
Definitely a classic across the pond. Legendary. And yes I do have it and like it but didn’t grab me like the other ones I chose. Couldn’t put every great debut in there. I have so many more. But yes great choice in general
She has some cds of U2
She has some rolling stones cd tattoo💿 and a cd/blueray the bigger bang live capanbana
She loves madonna has her albums and like a virgin vinyl
i would. chat for hours on ur musical taste every cd i. new. great taste. intresting video keep doing
them. can u showcase ur box sets.
Thanks so much. I have close to 500 of them but I think it’s a great idea. I can focus on my favorites. Thanks. Think I will start to do that.
Partner she has Tracy Chapman
Partners dad listened to van Morrison and Bob Marley
She has Bob marley buffalo soldier album
Great vid, lots of excellent albums here! You may be aware of this, but the debut album from the Allman's on Beginnings is a remix. The single CD has the original (and better IMO) mix. I don't recall all of the differences off the top of my head but if you haven't heard it in awhile, check it out. EDIT: I love the debut from The Knack, a perfect album. Also, funny to see Carla Olson here as I just listened to two of her records yesterday for the first time - the live record she did with Mick Taylor (Too Hot for Snakes) and the beautiful So Rebellious a Lover with Gene Clark. I'd like to dig deeper.
Hi - thanks so much for watching and commenting. No - I had no idea that Beginnings is a remix. Thanks for that tip. Carla Olson - Awesome!!! Actually those two you just listened to are my favorites. Too Hot For Snakes was my entry point for her and then So Rebellous A Lover - which there are different versions. There's a later version with the song "Jokers Are Wild". Jokers Are Wild, is one of my favorite songs by anyone of all time. Thanks so much again....and yes The Knack - a shame what happened to them, because they were the real deal...
@@TheAlanRosenbergShow Check this out, if interested.
forums.stevehoffman.tv/threads/allman-brothers-band-very-different-mixes-beginnings.359878/
She loves bruce Springsteen has all of his albums and a hard book
Partners dad listened to pink folyd
Partner she has sheryl crow
Partner she has ACDC
Partner she has phil Collins has his albums in a digi pack box set
Partner she has some beatles albums
She has Dido
36:05 There they are!!
Sure are. Totally amongst my favorite debut albums ever. Still listen to it regularly. Check out my LI local rock scene video. Zebra all over that. My favorite along with Good Rats
@@TheAlanRosenbergShow Yes, I've seen that video. We chatted a few times on some of your videos. Thanks again for uploading!
@@3VAudioVideo Thanks so much - sorry - just didn't want you miss Zebra - I am a big fan of theirs as you know.
..in chronological order:
1. Stooges
2. Bollox
3. Pretty on the Inside
well all three of those certainly belong together. Thanks for watching and commenting
Exhausting effort, thanks Alan. No Ten by Pearl Jam?? Nirvana & PJ shook everything up a decade after the Sex Pistols did the same thing. We need this to correct what's going on...gotta remember if not for PJ & Nirvana we would still be buried in horrible hair metal like Poison & Motley Crüe.
Thanks so much Pete. I can't believe I forgot Pearl Jam Ten!!!!! Yes I have that. Massive record. I forgot it because the CD I have is in a box in a different section of my archives...lol. Now...to disappoint you, but I do not have the first Nirvana album or PJ Harvey..... I know I know....but its true. Thanks so much again!!!!!
@@TheAlanRosenbergShow not many have Bleach and go straight to Nevermind, which of course very overplayed on radio but an absolute game changer as we launched into the 90’z and beyond
@@peteallen935 I’m not huge on Nirvana. Though I totally appreciate their influence and legendary status. I do love their unplugged album the best.
She has crowded house 🏠
She has cyndi luper a greastest hits
Ambrosias first album, great progressive rock album
Yes sure is. Nice Nice Very Nice an all time classic and favorite of mine. Highlight of the album. Thanks.