*The Fall Of Math - 65daysofstatic
*Beautiful Seizure - volcano!
*The Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Fever To Tell
*Turn On The Bright Lights - Interpol (predicted winner of the thread)
*See This Through And Leave - The Cooper Temple Clause
Turn On The Bright Lights - Interpol
Psychocandy - The Jesus And Mary Chain
The Decline Of... - British Sea Power
The Stone Roses - The Stone Roses
Sound Of Confusion - Spacemen 3
1.turn on the bright lights-interpol definately wins the thread though and thats my number 1.
2.the bronx-s/t probably its just so intense
3.the mars volta-deloused
that will do for now il leave 4 and 5 up for grabs while i work
weezer - eponymous (blue)
mars volta - deloused in the comotorium
boards of canada - music has a right to children
dfa 1979 - i'm this you're that or whatever it was called
postal service - the one they did
bbut there are loads of others i probably like more
ok yeah:
Drowning pool - they must have had a first rate debut
MuDvAyNe - their top notch basic standard debut effort
Limp Bizkit 3 dolla bil y'all
papa roach - that one that was their first was really great nu metal
vacant stare - de-something or other
i agree with funeral and beutiful freak definitely
bright lights is awesome, and so is fever to tell
and also Oh! inverted world (not counting them as flake music)
is this it? grace.
altho i think funeral really. for a debut album. especially considering the EP before it sounds so sparse and dispassionate in comparison
The Bronx - s/t (First one that sprung to mind)
Arctic Monkeys - Whatever People Say I Am
Biffy Clyro - Blackened Sky
Arcade Fire - Funeral
Rage Against The Machine - s/t
Also wanted to include Oceansize, Auf Der Maur, Idlewild, 80s Matchbox, loads really....
then in no real order
Funeral - Arcade Fire
Hope is Important - Idlewild (if we're not counting mini albums)
F#A# - GY!BE
Finding the Rhythms / Fuel for the Hate Game - Hot Water Music (depending on wether a collection of previously released works counts as a debut album)
Biffy Clyro - Blackened Sky
Texas is the Reason - Do You Know Who You Are?
The Appleseed Cast - The End of the Ring Wars
The Manchester Orchestra - I'm Like a Virgin Losing a Child
Thursday - Waiting
Just missing out were Finch, Slint, Silverchair, Fightstar, Aereogramme and Dismemberment Plan
1) The Smiths - The Smiths
2) The Decemberists - Castaways & Cutouts
3) Minor Threat - Out Of Step
4) Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures
5) Public Enemy - Yo! Bumrush The Show
Off the top of my head: The United States of America, the Monks, Television, Talking Heads, Sex Pistols, Pavement, PIL, Architecture In Helsinki, Les Georges Leningrad, Arcade Fire, the Ramones, Jeff Buckley, Kate Bush... I'd just end up kicking myself for forgetting my favourites!
Interpol - Turn on the Bright Lights
Pavement - Slanted & Enchanted
British Sea Power - The Decline of British Sea Power
Arcade Fire - Funeral
Mogwai - Young Team
Probably very predictable but I'm too tired to think in more detail...
Wolf Parade and Death From Above 1979 should be in there too, really. But meh.
Pavement - slanted & enchanted
big black - atomizer
Nico - Chelsea Girl
Ramones - Ramones
The Jesus And Mary Chain - Psychocandy
Fugazi - Repeater
Built to spill - Perfect from now on
sorry more than 5
OK now i am interested how many on your list do you consider to the artists best album? I pretty much think all the above are the best work (though i consider pavement to have equaled this with CRCR)
interpol- turnon the bright lights
bloc party- silent alarm
manic street preachers-generation terrorists
arctic monkeys- whatever poeple say i am, that's what i'm not
weezer- the blue album
slanted and enchanted- pavement
funeral- arcade fire
murmer- R.E.M.
feel good lost- broken social scene (easily as good as the blockbusters)
#1 Record- Big Star
Pavement- Slanted & Enchanted (I get it even if I still count 'Westing' as an album)
Company Flow- Funcrusher Plus
Life Without Buildings- Any Other City
Los Campesinos- Hold On Now Youngster
cLOUDDEAD- cLOUDDEAD
the velvet underground and nico
isnt anything - mbv,
horses - patti smith,
the songs of leonard cohen,
the smiths, the modern lovers,
live at the witch trials - the fall,
TOM WAITS - closing time
SPARKLEHORSE - vivadixiesubmarinetransmissionplot
BELLE & SEBASTIAN - Tigermilk
BLOC PARTY - Silent Alarm
SUPERGRASS - I should coco
Other great mentions :
Geneva - Further
Skinnyman - Council Estate of the mind
DJ Shadow - Endtroducing (this wasn't his debut though was it???)
Twilight Sad - 14 etc
Elbow - Asleep in the back
Evan Dando - Baby I'm Bored
Bjork - Debut
Scott Walker - Scott 1
Tindersticks - #1
Unbelievable Truth - Almost Here
Warren Zevon - 1st album
plus the obvious Interpol, Arcade Fire, Strokes, Stones Roses, Joy Division axis
and dare I breathe it in these parts : the oasis and the streets debut's were pretty special too
*The Dillinger Escape Plan - Calculating Infinity
*Machine Head - Burn My Eyes
*Rage Against The Machine - S/T
*Tool - Undertow
*Nine Inch Nails - Pretty Hate Machine
Three Imaginary Boys - The Cure
The Victorian English Gentlemens Club
Making Dens - Mystery Jets
Hold On Now Youngster - Los Campesinos!
Q: Are We Not Men? A: We are Devo - Devo
De-Loused in the Comatorium - the mars volta
The Velvet Underground & Nico - the velvet underground
Cherry Peel - of montreal
Debut - bjork
Homework - daft punk
the clientele - the violet hour
belle & sebastian - tigermilk
boards of canada - music has the right to children
elvis costello - my aim is true
british sea power - the decline of...
1.B&S - Tigermilk
2.Gang Of Four - Entertainment!
3.The Smiths - The Smiths (i can't believe i'm only the second person to call this =( )
4.Ride - Nowhere
5.The Velvet Undergound - The Velvet Undergound & Nico
who puts Is This It by the Strokes is a fucking idiot.
I'd say:
Wolf Parade- Apologies to the Queen Mary
B&S- Tigermilk
Elvis Costello- My Aim Is True
Orange Juice- You Can't Hide Your Love Forever
Fire Engines- Lubricate Your Living Room
Assuming Mellow Gold was his first release and not Stereopathetic Soul Manure or One Foot in the Grave- although even if it was One Foot in the Grave it would be in with a shout! Also what about Beat Happening or Animal Collective?!
And Sparklehorse must run Weezer's Blue close with classics like Someday I willl Treat You Good, Hammering the Cramps and Saturday!
1) Marquee Moon - Television
2) Velvet Underground & Nico - Velvet Underground
3) Here Come the Warm Jets - Brian Eno
4) And Dont the Kids Just Love It - Television Personalities
5) Vampire Weekend - Vampire Weekend ;-D
Nas - 'Illmatic'
Eric B & Rakim - 'Paid In Full'
Main Source - 'Breaking Atoms'
KMD - 'Mr Hood'
Wu-Tang Clan - 'Enter The Wu-Tang'
Honourable mentions:
Boogie Down Productions - 'Criminal Minded'
Ultramagnetic MCs - 'Critical Beatdown'
De La Soul - '3 Feet High & Rising'
A Tribe Called Quest - 'People's Instinctive Travels And Their Paths Of Rhythm'
actually, given that the GZA had an LP out on Cold Chillin' ('Words From The Genius'), and the RZA had put out a single ('Ooh We Love You Rakeem') on Tommy Boy, I'll retract my vote for Wu-Tang and replace it with BDP.
and it really is a 5 minute revolving door of choice but here goes:
Pumpkins - Gish from above, good call though it dies towards the end. I mean D'arcy sings...
Radioh...just kidding.
Queens of the Stone Age, self titled, 'a world that's full of s**t and gasoline.'
Definitely Maybe. Or Soundtrack of Our Lives, which is the same album only the band is Swedish & the singer wears a robe.
Anais Mitchell - Hymns for the Exiled. She's Welsh, she sings.
Ryan Adams - Heartbreaker
Muse.
Low - i could live in hope
Joan as policewoman - real life
Beirut - gulag orchestra
Arcade fire - funeral
Idlewild - hope is important
and honourable mentions to: velvet underground, jeff buckley, seabear, yeah yeah yeahs, super furry animals, guillemots, joanna newsom, david thomas broughton, spiritualized, modest mouse, M.I.A., grizzly bear and so many more!
I love lists to. What about me?
In no particular order.
*The Fall Of Math - 65daysofstatic
*Beautiful Seizure - volcano!
*The Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Fever To Tell
*Turn On The Bright Lights - Interpol (predicted winner of the thread)
*See This Through And Leave - The Cooper Temple Clause
Notice the error anybody?
.
See Through this
and Leave is it not ?
Fall of Math?
In no particular order
Turn On The Bright Lights - Interpol
Psychocandy - The Jesus And Mary Chain
The Decline Of... - British Sea Power
The Stone Roses - The Stone Roses
Sound Of Confusion - Spacemen 3
More obvious.
Look at number 3 the album and band name are the other way around.
ahh I got it.
its Yeah Yeah Yeahs, not The Yeah Yeah Yeahs... I win !
yeah yeah yeahs
before album title
^This
It was so obvious really.
Oh
I thought you were talking about the 'to' instead of 'too' in the title...Grammar geek :)
Oh
I thought you were talking about the 'to' instead of 'too' in the title...Grammar geek :)
I didn't even notice that.
Bonus point for you then.
-
Mogwai - Young Team
Wire - Pink Flag
Icarus Line - Mono
Shellac - At Action Park
Pixies - Surfer Rosa
Reserve Team:
The Bronx- S/T
Ikara Colt - Chat & Business
Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures
Jurassic 5 - LP
Jesus Lizard - Head
erm im still thinking
1.turn on the bright lights-interpol definately wins the thread though and thats my number 1.
2.the bronx-s/t probably its just so intense
3.the mars volta-deloused
that will do for now il leave 4 and 5 up for grabs while i work
!!
Are you me?
OK, in no order -
The Bronx - s/t
Interpol - TOTBL
British Sea Power - TDOBSP
Shellac - At Action Park
Pixies - Surfer Rosa
I am pretty awesome..
Cool
So am I ;-)
off the top of my head
Weezer - The Blue Album
Wire - Pink Flag
Wu Tang Clan - 36 Chambers
Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures
Jeff Buckley - Grace
That's mine anyway.
Erm
B&S - Tigermilk
Arcade Fire - Funeral
Suede - S/T
Pixies - Surfer Rosa
Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Appetite for destruction - Guns and Roses
This World and Body - Marion
Tigermilk - B & S
Logic will break your heart - Stills
Funeral - Arcade Fire
hmmmm off the top of my head
weezer - eponymous (blue)
mars volta - deloused in the comotorium
boards of canada - music has a right to children
dfa 1979 - i'm this you're that or whatever it was called
postal service - the one they did
bbut there are loads of others i probably like more
Mudvayne for one?
:-p
:D
ok yeah:
Drowning pool - they must have had a first rate debut
MuDvAyNe - their top notch basic standard debut effort
Limp Bizkit 3 dolla bil y'all
papa roach - that one that was their first was really great nu metal
vacant stare - de-something or other
*Your a Woman, I'm A Space Marine
his a Woman, I'm A Space Marine what?
i prefer my a woman to my bends woman
There are quite a few that merit a mention
Eels - Beautiful Freak
Arcade Fire - Funeral
Doves - Lost Souls
SFA - Fuzzy Logic
B&S - Tigermilk
The Wedding Present - George Best
yes def
i agree with funeral and beutiful freak definitely
bright lights is awesome, and so is fever to tell
and also Oh! inverted world (not counting them as flake music)
is this it? grace.
altho i think funeral really. for a debut album. especially considering the EP before it sounds so sparse and dispassionate in comparison
very tough! five that come to mind
Bloc party - silent alarm
Mars volta - de-loused
digitalism - idealism
norma jean - bless the martyr kiss the child
deftones - adrenaline
right now:
Arcade Fire - Funeral
Secret Machines - Now Here is Nowhere
Jeff Buckley - Grace
Wolf Parade - Apologies...
and Interpol obv.
well, well, well
1. DJ Shadow - Endtroducing
2. Wu-Tang - 36 Chambers
3. Mogwai - Young Team
4. Sunny Day Real Estate - Diary
5. Fugazi - Repeater
I'll blatantly miss something obvious
The Bronx - s/t (First one that sprung to mind)
Arctic Monkeys - Whatever People Say I Am
Biffy Clyro - Blackened Sky
Arcade Fire - Funeral
Rage Against The Machine - s/t
Also wanted to include Oceansize, Auf Der Maur, Idlewild, 80s Matchbox, loads really....
i thought about oceansize
but then thought no.i really dont know why im typing this.it is good music though :)
god yes to biffy
Wow...
I expected more 'Slanted & Enchanted'.
Mine are:
'Enter the 36 Chambers' - Wu Tang Clan
'Bleach' - Nirvana
'Homework' - Daft Punk
'Kaleidoscope' - Kelis
'Weezer' - Weezer.
Fuck. That was so 90's.
Inital Thoughts
Talking Heads - 77
The Decemberists - Castaways and Cutouts
Pere Ubu - The Modern Dance
British Sea Power - The Decline of...
Arcade Fire - Funeral
Special mentions for Interpol, The Velvet Underground, DFA 1979 and Why? too.
Damn this is difficult.
1) The Clash - The Clash
then in no real order
Funeral - Arcade Fire
Hope is Important - Idlewild (if we're not counting mini albums)
F#A# - GY!BE
Finding the Rhythms / Fuel for the Hate Game - Hot Water Music (depending on wether a collection of previously released works counts as a debut album)
^Balls
Forgot Do you know who you are? - Texas is the Reason
The Libertines - Up the Bracket
Hope of the States - The Lost Riots
Arctic Monkeys - WPSIATWIN
Badly Drawn Boy - Hour of Bewilderbeast
The Dresden Dolls - The Dresden Dolls
Joy Division should be there somewhere as well but I wouldn't know how to place them amongst those bands
in no order
Mogwai - Young Team
Oceansize - Effloresce
Hope of the States - The Lost Riots
Bloc Party - Silent Alarm
Godspeed - F#A#
bugger.
Blackened Sky by Biffy in place of Silent Alarm...
No particular order...
Biffy Clyro - Blackened Sky
Texas is the Reason - Do You Know Who You Are?
The Appleseed Cast - The End of the Ring Wars
The Manchester Orchestra - I'm Like a Virgin Losing a Child
Thursday - Waiting
Just missing out were Finch, Slint, Silverchair, Fightstar, Aereogramme and Dismemberment Plan
this is hard
LCD Soundsystem - S/T
Led Zeppelin - S/T
RATM - S/T
The Zutons - Who Killed
And then... i know this really defeats the point of the thread, but its either
Homework-Daft Punk, TOTBL - Interpol or Peace Love and Death Metal by EoDM.
I think.
shit
i forgot deloused in the comatorium.
But deliberately didnt include Are You Experienced
Here's mine:
1) The Smiths - The Smiths
2) The Decemberists - Castaways & Cutouts
3) Minor Threat - Out Of Step
4) Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures
5) Public Enemy - Yo! Bumrush The Show
hate to be...
... a spoilsport, but this is impossible!
Off the top of my head: The United States of America, the Monks, Television, Talking Heads, Sex Pistols, Pavement, PIL, Architecture In Helsinki, Les Georges Leningrad, Arcade Fire, the Ramones, Jeff Buckley, Kate Bush... I'd just end up kicking myself for forgetting my favourites!
liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiist
Interpol - Turn on the Bright Lights
Pavement - Slanted & Enchanted
British Sea Power - The Decline of British Sea Power
Arcade Fire - Funeral
Mogwai - Young Team
Probably very predictable but I'm too tired to think in more detail...
Wolf Parade and Death From Above 1979 should be in there too, really. But meh.
oh
and the fucking Velvet Underground. Oh well.
Most of my favourite albums are debut albums
Beulah - Handsome Western States
Pavement - Slanted and Enchanted
Pixies - Surfer Rosa
Les Savy Fav - 3/5
Born Ruffians - Red, Yellow & Blue
OK
REM - Murmur
Bjork - Debut
Kate Bush - The Kick Inside
PJ Harvey - Dry
Brian Eno - Here Come the Warm Jets
If Brian Eno doesn't count I'd probably put in Interpol
blue album, owls, queens of the stone age, horse of the dog, repeater
Weezer - Blue Album is clearly the winner
Followed by:
Glassjaw - Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Silence
The Bled - Pass The Flask
Boys Night Out - s/t
Circa Survive - Juturna
Although
I could add at least another 5 to that!
A Few I Thought Of
Pavement - slanted & enchanted
big black - atomizer
Nico - Chelsea Girl
Ramones - Ramones
The Jesus And Mary Chain - Psychocandy
Fugazi - Repeater
Built to spill - Perfect from now on
sorry more than 5
OK now i am interested how many on your list do you consider to the artists best album? I pretty much think all the above are the best work (though i consider pavement to have equaled this with CRCR)
Perfect From Now On
wasn't Built to Spill's debut.
Apologies
Ultimate New Wavers or something
PASS THE FLASK!
Awesome.
No-one's said 'Low' yet.
'I could live in Hope' - Low
'Unknown Pleasures' - Joy Division
'Star' - Belly
'F#A#' - Godspeed
'Three Imaginary Boys' - The Cure.
list timee.
interpol- turnon the bright lights
bloc party- silent alarm
manic street preachers-generation terrorists
arctic monkeys- whatever poeple say i am, that's what i'm not
weezer- the blue album
and 'young team'
so lose 'The Cure'. Sorry Rob.
at this precise moment..
1. The Stone Roses - S/t
2. The Strokes - Is This It
3. Bloc Party - Silent Alarm
4. The Stills - Logic..
5. Interpol - TOTBL
errrrr
Interpol - Turn On The Bright Lights
Weezer - Blue
Maximo Park - A Certain Trigger
Arcade Fire - Funeral
The Strokes - Is This It?
2000 indie FTW
mah leest
slanted and enchanted- pavement
funeral- arcade fire
murmer- R.E.M.
feel good lost- broken social scene (easily as good as the blockbusters)
#1 Record- Big Star
I forgot
The Futureheads and Killing Joke.
D'oh!
And The Fall!
Man alive!
Not definitive, but here are 5 incredibly good ones:
Pavement- Slanted & Enchanted (I get it even if I still count 'Westing' as an album)
Company Flow- Funcrusher Plus
Life Without Buildings- Any Other City
Los Campesinos- Hold On Now Youngster
cLOUDDEAD- cLOUDDEAD
got this down from like 20
the velvet underground and nico
isnt anything - mbv,
horses - patti smith,
the songs of leonard cohen,
the smiths, the modern lovers,
live at the witch trials - the fall,
Here we go
Suede
Dexy's Midnight Runners
Portishead
The Orb
Boards of Canada
Big Black - Atomizer
Shellac - at action park
rapeman - 2 nuns & a pack mule
...
....
Heh
Like Albini much?
I haven't heard Rapeman, the other two are amazing though.
dE-LOUSED
Mars Volta
65 days
Muse
The Cooper Temple Clause
Led Zeppelin
In no partcular order,
Interpol
The Arcade Fire
British Sea Power
My Vitriol
and
Ash maybe
.....
the Mars Volta
Guns n Roses
Stone Roses
Smashing Pumpkins (Gish)
Jimi Hendrix Experience (Are you experienced?)
ok
the clash - the clash
lupen crook - accidents occur whilst sleeping
the libertines - up the bracket
weezer - weezer
art brut - bang bang rock & roll
(i think)
and the winners are ....
TOM WAITS - closing time
SPARKLEHORSE - vivadixiesubmarinetransmissionplot
BELLE & SEBASTIAN - Tigermilk
BLOC PARTY - Silent Alarm
SUPERGRASS - I should coco
Other great mentions :
Geneva - Further
Skinnyman - Council Estate of the mind
DJ Shadow - Endtroducing (this wasn't his debut though was it???)
Twilight Sad - 14 etc
Elbow - Asleep in the back
Evan Dando - Baby I'm Bored
Bjork - Debut
Scott Walker - Scott 1
Tindersticks - #1
Unbelievable Truth - Almost Here
Warren Zevon - 1st album
plus the obvious Interpol, Arcade Fire, Strokes, Stones Roses, Joy Division axis
and dare I breathe it in these parts : the oasis and the streets debut's were pretty special too
how could no one else have mentioned
sparklehorse!!! shame on you!
Err...
*The Dillinger Escape Plan - Calculating Infinity
*Machine Head - Burn My Eyes
*Rage Against The Machine - S/T
*Tool - Undertow
*Nine Inch Nails - Pretty Hate Machine
ZEVON!
hail brother
Hmmage
Three Imaginary Boys - The Cure
The Victorian English Gentlemens Club
Making Dens - Mystery Jets
Hold On Now Youngster - Los Campesinos!
Q: Are We Not Men? A: We are Devo - Devo
Mmm debuts
Wu-Tang - 36 Chambers
Big Star - No. 1 Record
G'n'R - Appetite for Destruction
Massive Attack - Blue Lines
Brian Eno - Here Come the Warm Jets
Actually
No Devo. Lupen Crook - Accients Ocour while sleeping
:D
.
easy
De-Loused in the Comatorium - the mars volta
The Velvet Underground & Nico - the velvet underground
Cherry Peel - of montreal
Debut - bjork
Homework - daft punk
My list didn't include..
..Highly Refined Pirates, what am I doing, seriously.
Aww, you're too kind
I'd gone home by 16:08, but will join in the games now.
1. The Mars Volta - Deloused in the Comatorium
2. Dizzee Rasacl - Boy In Da Corner
3. 65daysofstatic - The Fall of Math
4. Efterklang - Tripper
5. The Sound Of Animals Fighting - Tiger & The Duke (not sure if this is classed as en EP though)
This, of course, was a very tough list. I missed out Tomahawk, Portishead, Slipknot (don't laugh), Tool, Glassjaw
^ ALSO
missed The Streets, M.I.A., Every Time I Die, Marilyn Manson...
fuck, it's tough
no Paul's Boutique??
fuck y'all
don't think that would make a debut album list
with it not being a debut album an' all
knew some twat would point that out
off the top of my head...
the clientele - the violet hour
belle & sebastian - tigermilk
boards of canada - music has the right to children
elvis costello - my aim is true
british sea power - the decline of...
Hmm
1.B&S - Tigermilk
2.Gang Of Four - Entertainment!
3.The Smiths - The Smiths (i can't believe i'm only the second person to call this =( )
4.Ride - Nowhere
5.The Velvet Undergound - The Velvet Undergound & Nico
actually
Take Ride out of that and add The Songs Of Leonard Cohen.
Anyone
who puts Is This It by the Strokes is a fucking idiot.
I'd say:
Wolf Parade- Apologies to the Queen Mary
B&S- Tigermilk
Elvis Costello- My Aim Is True
Orange Juice- You Can't Hide Your Love Forever
Fire Engines- Lubricate Your Living Room
'The Black Lung Captain'
This Aint Vegas
Beck?!
Assuming Mellow Gold was his first release and not Stereopathetic Soul Manure or One Foot in the Grave- although even if it was One Foot in the Grave it would be in with a shout! Also what about Beat Happening or Animal Collective?!
And Sparklehorse must run Weezer's Blue close with classics like Someday I willl Treat You Good, Hammering the Cramps and Saturday!
this is sooo hard...!
i currently have a list of 17 in front of me! ...aaargh!!
5 for the day...
1) Marquee Moon - Television
2) Velvet Underground & Nico - Velvet Underground
3) Here Come the Warm Jets - Brian Eno
4) And Dont the Kids Just Love It - Television Personalities
5) Vampire Weekend - Vampire Weekend ;-D
here's mine
Nas - 'Illmatic'
Eric B & Rakim - 'Paid In Full'
Main Source - 'Breaking Atoms'
KMD - 'Mr Hood'
Wu-Tang Clan - 'Enter The Wu-Tang'
Honourable mentions:
Boogie Down Productions - 'Criminal Minded'
Ultramagnetic MCs - 'Critical Beatdown'
De La Soul - '3 Feet High & Rising'
A Tribe Called Quest - 'People's Instinctive Travels And Their Paths Of Rhythm'
Change to my list
actually, given that the GZA had an LP out on Cold Chillin' ('Words From The Genius'), and the RZA had put out a single ('Ooh We Love You Rakeem') on Tommy Boy, I'll retract my vote for Wu-Tang and replace it with BDP.
Off me-bonce
and it really is a 5 minute revolving door of choice but here goes:
Pumpkins - Gish from above, good call though it dies towards the end. I mean D'arcy sings...
Radioh...just kidding.
Queens of the Stone Age, self titled, 'a world that's full of s**t and gasoline.'
Definitely Maybe. Or Soundtrack of Our Lives, which is the same album only the band is Swedish & the singer wears a robe.
Anais Mitchell - Hymns for the Exiled. She's Welsh, she sings.
Ryan Adams - Heartbreaker
Muse.
my attempt is as follows...
but i have probably forgotten some aces...
Low - i could live in hope
Joan as policewoman - real life
Beirut - gulag orchestra
Arcade fire - funeral
Idlewild - hope is important
and honourable mentions to: velvet underground, jeff buckley, seabear, yeah yeah yeahs, super furry animals, guillemots, joanna newsom, david thomas broughton, spiritualized, modest mouse, M.I.A., grizzly bear and so many more!