TOP 20 DEBUT ROCK ALBUMS OF ALL TIME

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In this episode we countdown the Top 20 Debut Rock Albums of All Time.
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@RickBeato 3 года назад

I just wanted everyone to know that I had to edit out number 21 which was King Crimson because they blocked the video. I used nine seconds of 21st Century Schizoid Man and their management company did a manual takedown of the entire video for those 9 seconds.

@kukoshkin 3 года назад

Shame on they management👿

@usagijojo 3 года назад

Yep that's the state of King Crimson on RU-vid alright. Sucks.

@xkaosG 3 года назад

King crimson will never change lmao, never seen a video up on youtube more than a day with their music

@raulvelasco5700 3 года назад

OMG those MFs

@merbertancriwalli8622 3 года назад

And i am a real KC fan. In Australian parlance Fripp is a dick.

@Yegjesh 3 года назад

“Did it inspire a genre?....” = Black Sabbath / Black Sabbath

@Rocktageous 3 года назад

Not until they heard Coven.

@Snus83 3 года назад

Metallica could be on the list too.

@GreatOne0815 3 года назад

@@Snus83 I thought about that too, BUT it's both actually Metal and not necessarily Rock - so there could be another Top 20 list coming...:)

@jimhedberg1495 3 года назад

Sabbath blocks.

@ryanpipkin 3 года назад

@@Snus83 Kill 'Em All is really difficult to get through, and doesn't define the band, nor the genre. Nothing like Appetite. Ride the Lightning, on the other hand...

@colinkhan2936 Год назад

Another vote for 1978! Dire Straits debut in the midst of the punk era proved that the clean strat sound was alive and well! Every track on that album was fantastic.

@davidtimms9615 Год назад

Amen! 1978 was an incredible year for music. I bought Dire Straits' debut that year on 8-track. Mark Knopfler's clean Strat tone was so smooth.

@Bob-tq2jv Год назад

Great choice

@ripsnorter185 Год назад

and personally i find a lot of my favourite songs in that album like down to the waterline and six blade knife

@antoniomaccagnan7200 Год назад

Dire Straits would be my #1!

@michaeldavid6284 Год назад

I graduated from high school in 1978. In addition to the Police, Cars, Dire Straits, Devo (!) and Van Halen releasing their first albums that year, these were as well: the Stones, Some Girls; The Who, Who Are You; Darkness on the Edge of Town, Springsteen; Stranger In Town, Bob Seger; Double Vision, Foreigner; Pieces of Eight, Styx; Excitable Boy, Warren Zevon; But Seriously Folks, Joe Walsh; Parallel Lines, Blondie; This Year's Model, Elvis Costello; Hemispheres, Rush; 52nd Street, Billy Joel; and Jesus of Cool, Nick Lowe. I remember my favorite radio station playing the Stones "Some Girls", the entire album, uninterrupted, on the day it was released. It was an amazing year for music, unmatched by any other since.

@rd101 8 месяцев назад

0:57 #22: Nine Inch Nails - Pretty Hate Machine 1:18 #21: King Crimson - 21st Schizoid Man (edited out) 1:33 #20: Heart - Dreamboat Annie 1:48 #19: The Band - Music from Big Pink 2:18 #18: Steely Dan - Can’t But A Thrill 2:46 #17: Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory 3:21 #16: Oasis - Definitely Maybe 3:53 #15: Smashing Pumpkins - Gish 4:14 #14: Rage Against The Machine - Rage Against The Machine 4:51 #13: Temple of the Dog - Temple of the Dog 5:12 #12: Nirvana - Bleach 5:37 #11: Pearl Jam - Ten 6:00 #10: The Police - Outlandos d’Amour 6:20 #9: The Cars - The Cars 6:50 #8: The Beatles - Please, Please Me 7:11 #7: The Velvet Underground - The Velvet Underground & Nico 7:46 #6: The Doors - The Doors 8:08 #5: The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Are You Experienced 8:25 #4: Guns N’ Roses - Appetite For Destruction 8:44 #3: Van Halen - Van Halen 9:06 #2: Boston - Boston 9:36 Honorable Mentions 9:46 The Black Crowes - Shake Your Money Maker 9:50 Stone Temple Pilots - Core 9:52 The Sex Pistols - Never Mind The Bollocks, Here’s The Sex Pistols 9:55 Ozzy Osbourne - Blizzard of Ozz 9:57 #1: Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin

@Virtahep0 Месяц назад

Btw, number 21 album is actually called In The Court Of The Crimson King, while 21st century schizoid man is the first song of the album

@731Seba 3 года назад

I missed “Black Sabbath” by “Black Sabbath” from “Black Sabbath”, it's where heavy metal as we know started, I also missed “Facelift” as is the first mainstream grunge album.

@jeffrash66 3 года назад

Yeah, I question the absence of Facelift as well. Not only one of the best debuts, but in my personal top 5 all-time.

@maximelavoie717 3 года назад

the two I thought about right away as well

@meadish 3 года назад

Couldn't agree more. "Black Sabbath" deserves a place of honor in any discussion of rock and metal. It was truly mind blowing for its time, contains some extremely classic songs, and still sounds great today.

@topsnek9384 3 года назад

took the words out of my mouth lol, still a stellar list tho

@wrh195330161 3 года назад

Black Sabbath, the first time I heard that album it was me and my guitar player and a couple of friends. We were properly stoned and after every song we'd just look at each other and smile. It was a musical event in my brain, so fresh and so heavy!

@rome8180 3 года назад

Great list. Here are some I would have considered: Weezer - Blue Album Elvis Costello - My Aim Is True Liz Phair - Exile in Guyville Arcade Fire - Funeral The Strokes - Is This It Pink Floyd - Piper at the Gates of Dawn Metallica - Kill 'Em All Violent Femmes - Violent Femmes Fugazi - 13 Songs Alice in Chains - Facelift

@ericdaniel323 3 года назад

Solid list

@Tenmitsudou 3 года назад

Liz Phair and Fugazi, seconded

@srdjr6760 3 года назад

Exile in Guyville got so much great press when it came out, so I bought it. I didn't like it at all and just didn't get the hype. I know it's a matter of taste, maybe I just don't have any 😁

@justinnewberry3900 3 года назад

Weezer Blue Album, for sure. Can’t believe that was omitted, and probably just an oversight. That album was amazing.

@andocobo 3 года назад

I’d definitely include Weezer blue album in my top debut albums list and violent femmes, I’d also include Surfer Rosa by the pixies

@ChrisBurket-yn6xo Год назад

What about Foreigner's first album? "Feels Life the First TIme", "Cold as Ice", "Long, Long Way From Home" and "Headknocker".

@brandonlanglois2537 Год назад

The Strokes “Is This it?” Is an unbelievably good debut album.

@MikeBaglivi 11 месяцев назад

Completely agree, and it’s often overlooked in these types of discussions. I was gonna add this album to the conversation myself before I saw your comment.

@Alex-kd5jt 11 месяцев назад

Not only was it incredibly good, it ushered in a whole new era of rock. It really changed everything. All of the shiny, over produced, pop nu metal became irrelevant when this album came out. The 2000's were the way they were because of The Strokes the same way Nevermind shaped the 90's. This list not having it, especially after his preface on how he chose this list, is bizarre.

@MikeBaglivi 11 месяцев назад

@@Alex-kd5jt I wouldn’t QUITE equate it with the impact Nevermind had, but The Strokes debut undeniably ushered in a new and very exciting time for rock and roll-unquestionably the last “landmark” moment for the genre. And while the moment of quality and inspired creativity in New York City and Williamsburg was short-lived, The Strokes were clearly the last band standing(just check out “The New Abnormal” for proof)-in my opinion, even towering over the likes of Jack White.

@sambrockelsby522 11 месяцев назад

Yep... I remember hearing this album and it's follow up around 2004/2005. It was basically the first time I started really cared about bands and music as a teenager. I'd also throw Interpol's debut album in there as well.

@cobyjacobs1982 10 месяцев назад

Aerosmith?!!

@gmill7911 3 года назад

Great list! Some others to consider... Bad Company - "Bad Company" Devo - "Q. Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo!" Tesla - "Mechanical Resonance" Toto - "Toto"

@Superstacco 3 года назад

HONORABLE MISSES: - MC5: Kick out the Jams - Television: Marquee Moon - Black Sabbath: Black Sabbath - Lynyrd Skynyrd: Pronounced Lynyrd Skynyrd - Alice in Chains: Facelift

@UKSportsFan 3 года назад

Absolutely agree. Your last two should have been top 10, with Lynyrd Skynyrd being top 3.

@rafaelj.9807 3 года назад

I think black sabbath is too have to this list. Maybe on the metal debut albums

@brandonwolfe8909 3 года назад

I especially agree with you on the facelift album

@lancembodnar 3 года назад

Yep yep for Marquee Moon and Facelift

@joelfrancis5225 3 года назад

My first instinct is that Black Sabbath should be on this list, but the Paranoid album would fit his criteria much better (if it was their debut)

@periachi4961 Год назад

Black Sabbath literally invented Metal. I think it should've deserved a spot in the top 5 personally.

@gabrielpaiva9070 Год назад

Yeah, why don't you take The Velvet Underground, for example and put Black Sabbath.

@The_Rodney Год назад

I was SHOCKED it didn't make this list. STUNNED

@yellow8live235 Год назад

Black Sabbath isn’t a rock band presage but I still agree

@davidrust7397 Год назад

Wasn't a big Sabbath fan in the day but have to agree, it defined a genre.

@deepdivemusicreactions Год назад

u said it yrself. it's metal not rock

@luisbaltasar6238 11 месяцев назад

Interpol - turn in The bright lights The strokes - is this it Television - maquee moon And Many more, some of These are Really bad but i got The direction you were going with The video. Great one keep it up

@sebastianoandreotti1242 3 года назад

Toto: Toto (1978) Chicago: Chicago Transit Authority (1969) Pink Floyd: The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn (1967) Iron Maiden: Iron Maiden (1980) Marillion: Script For A Jester's Tear (1983)

@tda2806 3 года назад

I am not sure about Marillion, a great album Fish in full flow but they had released an EP (12") Market Square Heroes and tracks on the EP didn't appear on a studio album.

@bernardoconnor5512 3 года назад

Thank God someone said TOTO 🙌 The Whole album was phenomenal, not just hold the line but Girl Goodbye and Takin it back

@sebastianoandreotti1242 3 года назад

@@tda2806 Also Jimi Hendrix released three singles before 'Are You Experieced'. It's debut album, not debut record.

@sebastianoandreotti1242 3 года назад

@@bernardoconnor5512 Child's Anthem, I'll Supply The Love, Georgy Porgy.

@rflash13 3 года назад

@@tda2806 Script for a Jester's Tear, ABSOLUTELY!!!

@anthonysclafani3963 3 года назад

I love Temple of the Dog, but I wouldn’t have put it on this list. It deserves to be on the list, but not top 22, and not before Sabbath.

@Driver8takeabreak 3 года назад

Yeah, since it's their only album feels kind of weird to include it.

@paulthegeek 3 года назад

Same. Temple of the Dog is a desert-island disc for me, but I don't think you can count it as a "debut album". It was always meant to be a one-off.

@TheBigwheels11 3 года назад

Yeah, all star bands or bands that form to make an album dont qualify in my book Rick loves his Chris Cornell, has to pay homage.

@sodoberman 3 года назад

I gotta agree Anthony ...TOTD doesn't belong I'd rather see a nod to of the metal gods -Sabbath, Deep Purple?

@leafbelly 3 года назад

It's an amazing album. I have no problem with it being there. Also, I wouldn't discredit a debut album just because there was no follow-up. Just the opposite, I think. How many other bands/artists can you think of that only had 1 album and it was this good? Jeff Buckley is about the only one that comes to mind for me (and he really had 1 1/2 if you count "Sketches.")

@joshuabrowning8881 Год назад

Maybe more pop than rock but The Stone Roses 1989 debut record is quite a gem!

@JamesKing-tk1uv 10 месяцев назад

+1, and it absolutely nails the three criteria Rick lays out at the start!

@Liam-nn1bg 10 месяцев назад

Best album ever

@vanishing_girl 10 месяцев назад

that's #1 for me

@christophersheppard4487 9 месяцев назад

incredible record! Deserves a lot more praise than people think it should

@marshac1479 4 месяца назад

My fave album of that era. I saw them live twice.

@mikewhitlock5120 Год назад

The Stone Roses tick all the boxes and should make any debut album list IMO

@mahogsed7539 Год назад

yes this

@patricklee4316 11 месяцев назад

Thank you!

@Liam-nn1bg 10 месяцев назад

Sadly they seem rather unknown in the us

@KyTaundry 4 месяца назад

No Stone Roses debut album, no Oasis, or pretty much any Northern English band of that era for that matter. It's an utterly perfect album.

@SoundlabStudios63 3 года назад

I like Chicago’s 1969 debut “The Chicago Transit Authority”. Peter Cetera’s Bass, Robert Lamm’s piano, Terry Katy’s guitar..... and those horns!

@jabbahursty 3 года назад

yeah, that's another one that definitely would have made my list. maybe a little too much filler but still

@brianmyers6706 3 года назад

Agreed. Great album.

@rhsilverberg 3 года назад

That's the one I would've added. One of my all-time desert island discs. Actually, two discs. The other I'd have added is Days of Future Passed by the Moody Blues. For all practical purposes, this was their real debut album.

@napynap 3 года назад

I started thinking of that, but is Chicago Rock? They play everything.

@darinrugg176 3 года назад

Yeah, Chicago!!! So many to choose from. I like Ricks picks. what are ya gonna do? ;-)

@PeterWetzel 3 года назад

Living Colour's Vivid; similar to your list, memories of earlier days and hearing my older brother playing it and running downstairs to find out what it was. That opening guitar for "Cult of Personality" is insane and just an overall great album.

@tomhill9066 3 года назад

That's what I just said.

@thewaldfe9763 3 года назад

Was about to say the same thing

@MrJett1971 3 года назад

It’s an absolute classic, for sure!

@ChadBest-ug8uo 4 месяца назад

Just What I Needed, Moving in Stereo, Best Friend's Girl, Good Times Roll, ......The Cars debut is insane!

@gooddaysahead1 11 месяцев назад

Chicago Transit Authority - by Chicago. It was pretty brave to come out with a double album for your first album. Three lead singers. One of the best lead guitarists in Rock history. Nobody sounded like them. They played psychedelic, hard rock, love ballads, jazz.

@bigfootproductions749 11 месяцев назад

Jimi Hendrix said they were too good to have on his tour I believe

@karenobrien82756 10 месяцев назад

Yes!!

@MarkKramKarmVI 9 месяцев назад

Only the Beginning 🥁🎸👌

@joannemoyer5525 4 месяца назад

Still one of my favorites!

@CHodgy 3 месяца назад

YES MAN!! Scary good band, so underrated and tragically forgotten by many. Im going to spin my copy now..

@parachutejjs 3 года назад

The first Dire Straits album. Also from 1978. Not just “Sultans of Swing”. Some amazing tracks on that record. Not sure what you bump off though. It’s a pretty strong list.

@sh230968 3 года назад

I agree.

@jellebigge 3 года назад

Dire Straits is not a rock band. That's the reason.

@Vivi_9 3 года назад

@@jellebigge lies

@xterminal5997 3 года назад

Jelle Bigge what do you mean? They are definitely one of the best rock bands of the late 70’s and 80’s

@jellebigge 3 года назад

@@trsidn At least not in the opinion of Rick. It's soft pop

@kimbruns2084 3 года назад

Chicago Transit Authority - Chicago's first album is a classic, this album jams more than their following albums and still has a few hits on it. It didn't get much airplay until their popular 2nd album was released. ELP is another good one.

@warrensurette1548 3 года назад

Great choice, love that album.

@PROWLERS1 3 года назад

Chicago on my list

@ethanhill4877 Год назад

I am so happy you included the cars self titled album. That whole album was just pure music gold. Especially moving in stero/all mixed up

@EyeTunz Год назад

Nice list. Here's mine (done before watching): 1. Are You Experienced 2. Illmatic 3. Run DMC 4. The Ramones 5. Nevermind the Bollocks 6. Black Sabbath 7. My Generation 8. BDP - Criminal Minded 9. Amerikkka's Most Wanted 10. Van Halen 11. Enter the Wu-Tang [36 Chambers] 12. Autopsy - Severed Survival 13. Velvet Underground & Nico 14. Celtic Frost - To Mega Therion 15. LL Cool J - Radio 16. Iron Maiden 17. The Doors 18. Obituary - Slowly We Rot 19. Eric B & Rakim - Paid in Full 20. The Stooges 21. Outlandos d'Amour 22. Licensed to Ill

@jimfarrow4635 3 года назад

Elvis Costello - My Aim is True Liz Phair - Exile in Guyville The Strokes - Is This It

@AndrewsArchives 3 года назад

Is This It is one of the best rock albums of the last 30 years

@GaryVillapiano 3 года назад

My Aim is True...DEF!

@patlatorres7000 4 месяца назад

Elvis, the master of the three minute monster hit!

@bazinko 3 года назад

Black Sabbath is the one I was most expecting after you said “spawned multiple genres” in the intro. Good list tho! Many I need to check out.

@mikel522 8 месяцев назад

Rick I think you nailed this list and I agree on your 1 pick. Every song on Zeppelin 1 was great.

@nnelg6332 Год назад

Facelift by the Alice In Chains is missing for me, it really pushed the grunge scene to the mainstream and has so many amazing songs on it!!!

@jenh9221 Год назад

Absolutely

@fabioag206 11 месяцев назад

Finally i found someone in a same page 😊

@lukemanify 5 месяцев назад

I was waiting for it

@samwardlaw4239 3 года назад

R.E.M. Murmur Devo: Q: Are We Not Men A: We Are Devo Talking Heads: 77 Joy Division: Unknown Pleasures Arcade Fire: Funeral Television: Marquee Moon Jeff Buckley: Grace Patti Smith: Horses

@andrewglazier8940 3 года назад

Devo is so amazing! I absolutely love those guys!

@SamHepworth 3 года назад

Definitely Joy Division

@robpoma3874 3 года назад

Wow, how did R.E.M get overlooked?? Good call!

@Jason_Quinn 3 года назад

@@robpoma3874 It's a stretch to call it a "rock" album but it was considerably more influential (and more memorable, and..well...better) than "Temple of the Dog."

@josephknight58 3 года назад

@@Jason_Quinn Gotta have Boy by U2 if your gonna have Murmur. I thought it was quite perceptive of him to have Outlandos D'Amour by the Police on their.

@rogergregston6491 3 года назад

The first Chicago album, Chicago Transit Authority (1969), perfectly matches your criteria for this list and is arguably FAR more significant than many listed.

@drumlover1687 3 года назад

Totally agree with you.

@MusicLiberates 3 года назад

Yes!! C.T.A.’s debut album HAS to be on this list. Like Chicago’s other first four records, it was a double album - and it established the horn band rock genre. Terry Kath was one of the greatest guitarists of all time. And 50 years later, this very important band is still going strong!!

@stevemossholder 2 года назад

I love Chicago, but album 2. I do not like at all Kath's guitar feedback on all of track 7, and feed back on a good chunk of either track 10 or 11. Plus, frankly, why sing the line from Come Together on it? I dont like that little sampling.

@randeje 2 года назад

Agree. Chicago Transit Authority is a fantastic rock album... debut.

@movingforwardLDTH 2 года назад

AGREED!

@LtAlex3945 Год назад

I am SO GLAD you used the 1994 MTV Supersonic Live version for Oasis's Definitely Maybe. Such a killer version. One of the greatest versions of the song.

@michellehabachi1863 10 месяцев назад

The first concert I ever attended was Pearl Jam at the Palladium in Hollywood in May of 1992. It was a month before I graduated from high school. It was their "Ten" tour and it blew my mind!! They are UNBELIEVABLE live!! When Even flow started, I got full body chills ( like electricity all through my body!)

@happycommuter3523 9 месяцев назад

What a great memory!

@masterofcubes5540 3 года назад

joy division's "unknown pleasures" deserves a spot here

@uneedtherapy42 3 года назад

wait that's an album? I thought it was a T shirt

@atomiccritter6492 2 года назад

Id be very much surprised if Rick has listened to any Joy Division tbh as his taste is VERY USA centric

@markryder8452 2 года назад

I so agree been waiting for Rick to at least acknowledge Joy Division as they have influenced most of the band's he does speak about

@Jeff-66 2 месяца назад

It's not only one of the best debut albums, Unknown Pleasures is one of the greatest 'start to finish' albums ever made, period. A masterpiece.

@pantone369c 3 года назад

Black Sabbath - s/t Weezer - s/t Ramones - s/t Devo - "Q: Are We Not Men? A: We are Devo" Metallica - "Kill 'em All" Foo Fighters - s/t Santana - s/t The Stooges - s/t Slipknot - s/t I was pretty surprised and happy to see Gish on your list.

@shotakuervo 3 года назад

The guitars on Gish are amazing. Layers upon layers of sound and feedback. Siamese Dream gets all the love, but Gish is my favorite.

@thrashmetalaftermath6540 3 года назад

Alex is right. Just listening to those lead guitars on "Crush" are mind blowing

@drumdude40 3 года назад

I was surprised about Santana as well...good call!!!!!!

@macfilms9904 3 года назад

We like a lot of similar music, many of yours are on my list above.

@zippyphonic 3 года назад

@@rykehuss3435 I'm pretty sure that thrash metal is a subset of rock.

@sambrockelsby522 11 месяцев назад

Great list Rick. Mine would most definitely include: Is This It (The Strokes), Unknown Pleasures (Joy Division), Nowhere (Ride), Turn on The Bright Lights (Interpol), The Stone Roses (The Stone Roses), The Gilded Palace of Sin (The Flying Burrito Brothers), Psychocandy (The Jesus and Mary Chain) and probably a few others I can't think of right now.

@keithcampbell7820 11 месяцев назад

Great idea, if any one else knew who you were referring to. Just saying.

@keithcampbell7820 11 месяцев назад

Biggest problem? You refer to a “Song” when defining an album. Albums were the defining moment of Rock. Glad you got number 1 correct.

@sambrockelsby522 11 месяцев назад

@@keithcampbell7820 I think most rock music fans would recognize the albums I mentioned. They're not that obscure. Just saying.

@Braktooth Год назад

Dire Straits self-titled debut, Living Colour's Vivid and Jeff Healey's See The Light. Phenomenal debut's all.

@cubegleamer2155 3 года назад

Dire Straits: Self-titled Elvis Costello: My Aim is True Television: Marquee Moon The Smiths: Self-titled Pavement: Slanted and Enchanted Fugazi: 13 Songs Talking Heads: 77' Daft Punk: Homework Roxy Music: Self-titled The Jesus & Mary Chain: Psycho Candy R.E.M.: Murmur Weezer: Blue Album

@23rbarrett 3 года назад

Elvis for sure. Where the heck did all of that come from!?!? And it just kept coming, in three minute blasts.

@garethallen4191 3 года назад

The Smiths! R.E.M.!

@cpwalsh6245 3 года назад

Yes! I scrolled through two hundred comments looking for either Fugazi or The Smiths! Like your taste!

@BluesMcGoo 3 года назад

Black Sabbath - "Black Sabbath" Bad Company - "Bad Company" Allman Brothers - "The Allman Brothers Band"

@Wordsmyth8 3 года назад

Yes to Allman Brothers.

@MythosSoundStudio 3 года назад

Yes, surprised Black Sabbath's first album wasn't listed - although, based on Rick's criteria, I can understand. Their first ablum was more blues rock, wasn't until their second album that they became true rock legends. Absolutely amazing tracks on the first album, but much blusier. I wouldn't list Bad Company here - great albums, great bands, but really didn't have the legs of most of the other bands listed (with the exception of Temple of the Dog which only had the 1 album). I also don't see Bad Co as defining, as they were very much the Deep Purplesque band. I can also understand Deep Purple not listed here as their first album was quite filled with a ton of hits, with the exception of Hush. And yes, the Southern Rock bands were completely left out - Allman Brothers, Lynyrd Skynrd, etc. All missing (not sure if its because they are "hardcore" blockers.

@ethanwalmark5621 3 года назад

@LESTERAMA not just blockers, they’re notorious blockers.

@gregoryg.armento6074 3 года назад

Yes! Yes! Yes!

@stephenmayock3776 3 года назад

Definitely the Allman Brothers

@briandoyle3507 Год назад

Rick,you did great!.Thank you for the awesome video!!

@michaelmcintyre4690 10 месяцев назад

I can understand that this album doesn’t measure up on the “tons of hits scale”, but it absolutely blew me away when I heard it the summer after my first year in college - Talking Heads: 77. A sound that was completely fresh and new, heralding a decade of extraordinarily creative music by this band.

@boxingandbulldogs6341 3 года назад

Pronounced, Lynyrd Skynyrd - Tuesday's Gone, Simple Man, Things Going' On, Gimme Three Steps, Freebird

@trevorezell5884 3 года назад

Certainly surprised more people haven’t said Skynyrd

@wendyc7730 3 года назад

Rick doesn't mention Lynyrd and a few bands because they're blockers.

@Cook9698 3 года назад

yep this was the first one i was thinking that should have been in top 3 for sure

@boxingandbulldogs6341 3 года назад

@Dave N Incredible. Every track is awesome. Things Going On is so G damn good. And any of the three major slower hits would be the best ballad of most bands.

@mikeziggirelli7224 3 года назад

Second Helping was better.

@Kylora2112 3 года назад

Favorites that didn't make your list: Dire Straits - s/t Iron Maiden - s/t Metallica - Kill 'Em All Diamond Head - Lightning To The Nations Black Sabbath - s/t W.A.S.P. = s/t Yngwie J Malmsteen - Rising Force Queensrÿche - The Warning

@Zool21 3 года назад

Yes! Dire straits!

@danielalmeida7382 3 года назад

I guess the title says rock albums and not Metal albums

@gwaptiva 3 года назад

@@danielalmeida7382 We are Motorhead, and we play Rock!!!! and Roll. Metal is rock

@danielalmeida7382 3 года назад

gwaptiva if metal is rock then rock is blues

@prometheustv6558 3 года назад

Daniel Almeida Then Grunge shouldn’t count either. And Hybrid Theory is metal.

@richardrudar1268 Год назад

TOTO their Debut Album was outstanding! Steve Lukather was 18 when they started recording the Album.

@DJmisterpeluca 3 месяца назад

I also commented this, such a legendary album

@andys7937 Год назад

Great list Rick. Some of my debuts would be The Stooges, Dire Straits, Roxy music, Tom Petty, The Clash, Talking Heads, The Smiths, Murmur by REM, Stone Roses. I would also add Crocodiles by Echo and the bunnymen.. so many great debuts though, hard to choose just 22!

@natgator 3 года назад

Nailed #1. If you did a “greatest sophomore” albums, Zep would take that too. Love that you threw the Cars in as well. They are under appreciated in my opinion.

@mikekroft86 3 года назад

what about Foreigner's debut, and Toto

@terryestepp2615 3 года назад

I agree.

@ammoalamo6485 3 года назад

The Cars, and a few other bands, made the MTV era in the early 80s.

@JDDavid 3 года назад

Last comment about The Cars here made me think of another top twenty, which is "bands that made MTV worth watching" or "bands who put the M in MTV"! 😆 Oh those were the days!

@patriciaclements9457 2 года назад

Glad of your placement of Led Zeppelin's first album. January of 1969, my brother, Jim, two friends, and I were honored to see Zeppelin play at the legendary Grande Ballroom in Detroit, MI (100 miles south from our home town, the village of Deckerville, MI) At the end of their set and many encores, as they were leaving the stage, Jimmy Page stopped at the edge of the stage to shake hands with members of the audience. We were sitting on the floor-- no chairs on the ballroom floor, just feet and butts -- right in front, first "row", between Page and Plant. I am only 5'2" in height so Jimmy and I could not complete a proper handshake, but our hands did meet. Zeppelin was new, and wonderful.

@kennethlevy5303 2 года назад

I totally agree with The Cars, Boston and Van Halen. I’d add the debut albums by Queen, X, Devo, Pretenders, the Go-Go’s and Yazoo (also known as Yaz in the U.S.). All of those albums are solid from beginning track to the last track and arguably hold up to anything later in the catalogue of any of those artists.

@martinrosasdominguez9617 11 месяцев назад

I think Black Sabbath and Kiss debut albums should have been here, they both showed an inovative sound and had iconic songs from both bands

@sirrantstoomuch6237 Год назад

Muse's showbiz is a stellar album start to finish, they really made their unique style right from the beginning of their career

@Muzacdom Год назад

good call. caught them on the black holes tour in Irvine CA. Top 5 concert ever for me. UNREAL.

@scndsky Год назад

and they even left one of the best tracks as a Japanese bonus

@marcoylinen9543 3 года назад

"Did the album inspire new genre, or multiple new genres?" Well , Black Sabbath - Black Sabbath fits that criteria big time, I would say, definitely enough to make it to top five. Has every single album on this top22-list really inspired new genres? Anyway, thanks for amazing work Rick!!

@fmbbeachbum8163 3 года назад

Yup

@MaxPower-zi7on 3 года назад

Yessir. The number of bands in the 22 who would list Sabbath as a big influence would be an interesting ratio. \m/ \m/

@danjm5 3 года назад

Couldn’t agree more.

@djn48 3 года назад

Hell yes! I first heard it 20 years after it was released (1990). Opening with the title song... those bells and THAT riff... hooked on metal for life from that moment, forever trying to find something else as dark and majestic as that. There's no way that album should be excluded. Rick could have easily done the same thing as he did for Led Zep where he played the songs on his guitar to get around the 'blocking' issue.

@josemelero6230 3 года назад

Tom Cass b

@kirk523 3 года назад

R.E.M.’s “Murmur”. They were already fully themselves on this 1983 debut album, which contains some of the most enduring songs in their catalogue. And the influence this band would have on the next two decades of alternative music was massive.

@claygilchrist632 3 года назад

I would have included "Murmur" too. But so many good ones to choose from! I'm sure it's not easy coming up with a list like this.

@pyenapple 3 года назад

Their debut was Chronic Town, an EP.

@kirk523 3 года назад

pyenapple, I’m very aware of Chronic Town, but we do delineate between albums and EPs.

@jamesburton8070 3 года назад

I agree with Murmur. Such a beautiful and groundbreaking album.

@brianmiller8508 3 года назад

One would think Rolling Stone's album of the year in 1983 could crack the list. It definately created a sound that was distinctly their own.

@Drummer8282 11 месяцев назад

Some of my favs: Oasis - definitely maybe Third eye blind - self titled The strokes - is this it? STP - core Lots of good bands on this list.

@NeoDrave Год назад

ASIA by Asia was a HUGE album (albeit by a supergroup). It was 4th on Billboard only behind MASSIVE albums like Michael Jackson's Thriller, The Police's Synchronicty, and Def Leppard's Pyromania. You listed King Crimson, but I thought Emerson, Lake & Palmer's debut also deserved a shout-out.

@seldonsinq 3 года назад

Rick, I will never ever ever get tired of you talking about the Beatles.

@The_Obvious_Solution 3 года назад

Same. I was obsessed with the Beatles when I was in college, during the time when the Anthology came out. If you dig trivia, search for a video called "The Making of Sgt. Pepper - 1992". Such a great analysis and interviews with all members except John. Some great segments with George Martin.

@legomrrevies 3 года назад

The Strokes debut "Is This It" influenced almost every rock band that emerged in the 2000s and is one of the tightest most perfect albums out there. The Ramones debut "Ramones", came out months before the Sex Pistols released their first record and released the first truly Punk Album. Both of these are grave omissions from this list.

@rickc2102 3 года назад

Maybe he didn't like Julian's mic? 🤷‍♂️

@lin2thez341 3 года назад

Agreed on both. How could you not have the Ramones? They changed music.

@argetect2847 3 года назад

Yes, but do they stand amongst the pantheon that is the 60s and 70s rock God's? In my opinion, no, because they borrowed so much from the bands that are in the top 10. Which is dangerous rhetoric, because "well Zeppelin ripped off black music" so on and so forth. What I'm saying is, if the strokes deserve to be in it, then so does almost every band from the 60s and 70s, eventually pushing the strokes out. So.... I agree that it's a great record, even though at the time of its release I would have called it watered down radio rock. I didn't take to bands like the strokes until much later when actual radio rock became absolute garbage. Queens of the stone age come to mind for similar reasons.

@lin2thez341 3 года назад

bongo155 well said. The whole SubPop catalogue, at that time, was “grunge.” I thought it was a great time for music.

@lin2thez341 3 года назад

bongo155 also, I hate the “riding the coattails” comment. It was a scene, All these bands were coming up together, Nirvana just struck a cord with the masses with Nevermind.

@tim10243 Год назад

I don't know if you would call it rock, but one of the debut albums I love the most is "Blondie" by Blondie. All what they made later on didn't have this pure and raw energy anymore I think.

@spencergadoury Год назад

My fav debut records off the top of my head: Boy: U2 Appetite for destruction: Guns n roses August and Everything After: Counting Crows Led Zeppelin: Led Zeppelin Definitely Maybe: Oasis Yourself or someone like you: Matchbox 20 Parachutes: Coldplay Gish: Smashing Pumpkins Murmur: REM The Blue Album: Weezer Dire Straits: Dire Straits Boston: Boston I know I’m probably forgetting some of my favs/best ones tho lol

@chriswilcox6482 3 года назад

I knew the top album had to be Zep. Such incredible music throughout the album.

@MrManfly 2 года назад

#3, #2, #1 have been part of my regular playlist since they came out ! 3 of my most favorite rock albums ever !!!

@ianshonaman7592 3 года назад

Television - Marquee Moon. This album is always forgotten about.Elvis Costello's My Aim is True is another that falls to the wayside.

@lancembodnar 3 года назад

Marquee Moon is so good. If Rick ever did a “What Makes this Song Great” on the title track or See No Evil I’d flip my wig.

@ianshonaman7592 3 года назад

I wouldn’t be able to click fast enough

@alidaraie 3 года назад

Yep Marquee Moon is probably the most overlooked album of all time.

@davidverdugo1932 Год назад

For the time warp factor: Crosby Stills & Nash. They were a quasi-combination of a lot of stuff that had gone before them and they just flipped it on it's head. Imagine you're a record executive and someone comes in with the idea of getting those three together. I must confess I would have tossed them out of my office. And yes, the first Black Sabbath does fall into this category.

@brianrogers7797 10 месяцев назад

Agree with the Zep album as the first song played indicated something new was coming. I immediately though the Police, Boston and the Cars would be on your list. Nice job.🙂🙂

@joeysawdust 3 года назад

Rick, I'm so glad that you included the Cars debut album. It's one of those albums that is best listened to as arranged instead of as a collection of singles - one song sets up the next and great transitions! Analog better than digital for sure! 1978 was a phenomenal year for music - I graduated high school then. When I saw the name of the list, I just knew that you'd have to include Boston's debut, especially after you discussed the criteria you used to make the selections. I was hoping for a Top 5 ranking and thrilled to see #2! Tears to my eyes every time it's appreciated by you! Thanks!

@gsparkman 3 года назад

That album was played incessantly during the summer of its release. Lot's of great parties that summer.

@hab9609 3 года назад

I agree.... I was a junior when their first album came out in the senior in their second album. I owned every one of their albums. The cars were so unique and amazing. Can’t believe we’ve lost Benjamin and Rick

@Luca_Denhard 2 года назад

Boston is my favorite band of all time

@crazyfingers19 2 года назад

Let The Good Times Roll was our class song in ‘82.

@17Helton 2 года назад

I was pulling for The Cars Greatest Hits (Cocky title for a debut album but they easily backed it up) glad to see it make it. In fact the album could have had only one good song (Moving in Stereo) and make any list once Fast Times came out due to Phoebe Cates and the color of Red. 🎯

@Jpeterson7 2 года назад

Led Zep and Boston just blew everybody away with their first albums. They hit the ground running like seasoned pro's. Guns N Roses also.

@davidleeroth784 2 года назад

Agree, but to not mention VH??? Come on. That brought the disco era to its knees ushering in the 80s. True. Music got watered down with posers, but they changed the game and really the whole album from start to finish os amazing

@SnowWalker1 2 года назад

@@davidleeroth784 David you can't come on here and vouch for your own band. It doesn't look right.

@reginald7214 2 года назад

@@SnowWalker1 😆 🤣

@hiseverest9074 2 года назад

Bon Jovi one of the best sellers of all time.

@qualitymachine220 2 года назад

@@davidleeroth784 Dave, you ruined every live show. Your studio VH albums are great but you sucked live, maybe should have stayed away from the alcohol. Sammy kicks ass and kicks yours !

@deanrichardson5930 10 месяцев назад

Great list. Got some great ideas for my drive into work the next couple of weeks.

@bassandhotrods8299 Год назад

Vivid by Living Colour was a game changer for me as a musician and IMO should be listed.

@mariosaccoccio1688 2 года назад

In 1969, I went to the fillmore east to see Iron Butterfly. The opening act was some band called Led Zeppelin. My jaw still hurts from when it hit the floor.

@JohnDoe-ds6pr 2 года назад

You said your jaw was sore from the after concert party!?

@usefulidiom 2 года назад

@@JohnDoe-ds6pr 🤣

@raulbric 2 года назад

My all time favourites , among others are : The Jesus and Mary Chain - Psychocandy Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures The Stone Roses - The Stone Roses Velvet Underground - VU & NIco Suede - Suede Oasis - Definitive Maybe Ride - Nowhere

@mikewood9514 2 года назад

Great list.

@Fatherted-od3tf 2 года назад

I would also put Blur on that list as well

@joelknutson2540 2 года назад

Swervedriver - Raise

@qwerty12476 Год назад

My pfp

@bungobear5733 Год назад

Great list. I would add The Music by The Music to that

@markoliver630 2 месяца назад

The Doors. Break on through ,Soul Kitchen, The Crystal Ship ,20th Century Fox ,Alabama Song (Wiskey Bar),Light My Fire , Back Door Man,I looked at You, End of the Night , Take it as it Comes , The End . Fantastic debut that changed Rock.

@MatthewDale-kd3bn Год назад

Great list and totally agree with top spot Worthy mentions which tick your criteria- Tracy Chapman and stone roses

@paulmadryga 3 года назад

My humble recommendation: Dire Straits self-titled. This was a band that didn't need an album or two to suss out who they were - they had their whole vibe locked in from the get-go.

@ChrisTian-rm7zm 3 года назад

Dire Straits, The Police and Van Halen released their debut albums in the same year. And I think all three of them should be in this list!

@jamiepacemizzi2822 3 года назад

Yeah man. Apart from the huge hit that was Sultans of Swing, that album had a bunch of songs that were awesome, with a clean, cool, vibe. I completely agree that it should have been on the list.

@jamiepacemizzi2822 3 года назад

I mean, who doesnt like Down to the Waterline? 😂

@paulmadryga 3 года назад

@@jamiepacemizzi2822 - I know, right...? Such a great tune!

@RichardWestberg 3 года назад

I specifically watched this whole video to see if Dire Straights was on the list ✌️😎

@yvesisevil 3 года назад

I was expecting Black Sabbath - Black Sabbath on this list...but the list is solid, Rick. 🤘

@jingles7117 Год назад

Good list Rick. There’s so many albums that could be added and it’s impossible to please everyone. I would have thought that The Allman Brothers Band, and Crosby, Stills and Nash would get a mention.

@janellek21 Год назад

This is a great list Rick. I'd consider adding "Kill Em All" by Metallica and "My Generation" by The Who. If debut albums by former band members who go solo count, then "Bella Donna" by Stevie Nicks is also worth including.

@eliasswift2921 3 года назад

Chicago Transit Authority by Chicago is my favorite debut rock album. The instrumentals are so complex, it sounds like the band had been playing together for ten years already.

@I_Am_The_Pataphysicist 3 года назад

says the guy with jimmy page and Robert plant in pp

@eliasswift2921 3 года назад

@@I_Am_The_Pataphysicist I mean I also love the Led Zeppelin debut of course, but it is derivative, unlike the Chicago debut.

@SuperBrictson 3 года назад

It's one of my favorite debut albums. I believe "Introduction" is at least 3rd place in Debut Rock Songs Of All Time!!!

@ElDiabloLocoPoco 3 года назад

I was nine when my brothers(one plays sax the other drums) put in together to buy a record player and CTA was the first thing they bought. Lost a bunch of music in the 80's and did not replace most. Bought CTA about three years back, and played it from start to finish a few times. Really glad I put that back into the collection.

@MusicLiberates 3 года назад

Absolutely agree! CTA was an incredibly important album, and it’s hard to believe this omission. And Terry Kath was a god among guitarists!

@neveratinygoldilocks 2 года назад

Thank you for including Heart on this list! They are absolutely incredible and don’t get nearly enough love.

@PMO269 2 года назад

Totally unknown in Europe, I will buy the album

@johngravel339 4 месяца назад

Moody Blues - Days of Future Past was ground breaking in that it included a full live orchestra Seal - may not pass as "rock" but with the variety of genres that get into the "Rock and Roll Hall of Fame" (and those quotes were intended), I think his debut album could be considered Ambrosia (1975) featured "Holdin' on to Yesterday" and "Nice, Nice" but arguable introduced one of the most underrated bands into the popular mix -- A++ on writing and performance Foghat (1972) - featured "I Just Wanna Make Love to You" - a nice old blues remake, but in a driving style that was ahead of its time. Toto - (1978) - Included "Hold the Line" which was a huge tune, but showcased the "new wrecking crew" for all they could do - and it only got better

@Fire-dog8 11 месяцев назад

The Cars!!! One of my all time favorites!!! They NEVER get old.

@gothrers4552 3 года назад

Nobody talking about Jeff Buckley's album, but I love it ! Sounds like no other album

@bassdrummer9849 3 года назад

Agreed! Stunning album; besides Jeff's magical voice the music itself was amazingly solid (mix of Alt rock and bits of folk an blues). Love it👌

@efraimgrosse3451 3 года назад

@@bassdrummer9849 Count my vote also: this album shaped my tastes.

@StephGarrido 3 года назад

I was about to say the same thing.. Without Jeff Buckley, no "Muse" or "Nothing but thieves".. Who incidentally had great first albums too..

@achaarpickler 3 года назад

Agreed. What a voice, what a loss...

@Yarin4ever 3 года назад

For me the only record I could be listening to forever

@stevebird9510 2 года назад

Foreigners debut album remains one of my all time favorites. I heard it at a party and purchased it the next day.

@DJmisterpeluca 3 месяца назад

Toto I and The Blue Album are MONSTERS of the debuts albums. So many legendary songs, all done at the first try. Hold the Line, Angela, Girl Goodbye, Buddy Holly, My name is Jonas, The world has turned and left me here. Will never forget when I listened to them the first time ever.

@bamispeciaal1 Год назад

For those who have less affinity with all those grunge hard rock metal bands, just consider my alternative top 10: Beck - Mellow Gold Frank Zappa - Freak Out! Tori Amos - Little Earthquakes The Tubes - The Tubes Nina Hagen - Nina Hagen Band Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells 10cc - 10cc RUSH - RUSH Chicago - Chicago Transit Authority Dire Straits - Dire Straits

@jimnewl 3 года назад

R.E.M. was imho the greatest alternative band of the 80s, and their influence can be heard in the alt and grunge of the 90s. "Murmur," their first album, is a solid album that Rolling Stone magazine ranks at #18 in its Top 100 Debut Albums of All Time (take that, Beato).

@alexbaker7517 3 года назад

Totally agree Murmur was the type of album that other people who would go on to form bands and create music would listen to, it's an absolutely vital album in alternative rock

@aaronjv 3 года назад

Yup, defintely--Murmur should be on this list.

@tripmiller13 3 года назад

This also ^^

@tkokesh 3 года назад

I’m not disappointed, because I was pretty sure it would get overlooked, but Living Colour’s “Vivid” is a classic.

@kospandx 3 года назад

I normally don't care for alternative bands AT ALL, but the sheer musicality of that record has forced me to admire it. A true classic.

@bobthebear1246 3 года назад

That is a great album. It was the 3rd album I bought on CD.

@Fred-vt7kd 3 года назад

I said the same. It was revolutionary to me

@diegopenamata 4 месяца назад

So glad you included "Gish". It is a fsntastic album, superb.

@kennethbenson2931 Год назад

I would include the debuts REM Murmur, Joe Jackson Look Sharp, Elvis Costello My Aim Is True and later, The Stone Roses first album. All classics of their genre.

@MikeBaglivi 11 месяцев назад

Murmur! How could I forget that!

@treff9226 11 месяцев назад

MURMUR!

@evanmills7340 3 года назад

Other great debut albums: "Black Sabbath" - "The Clash" - "The Ramones" - "Santana"

@aedelus 3 года назад

The Damned

@land7776 3 года назад

Who-My Generation Pretenders Greetings from Asbury Park

@Symphonicrockfran 3 года назад

I love those albums. I would add "Storia di un Minuto" by Premiata Forneria Marconi

@user-jc3ej4ln8k 3 года назад

@@Symphonicrockfran i guess "per un amico" came before storia di un minuto....other great debut album of an italian band was "arbeit macht frei" of Area....or "Ys" of Il balleto di bronzo....and i believe darwin was the debut album of Banco....other great debut albums are rocka-cola (judas), high voltage (ac/dc), camel debut album, magic brother (gong), Kobaïa (magma), legend (henry cow), Vincebus Eruptum (blue cheer), The great spectacular (dixie dregs), dire straits (dire straits), Stray Cats (stray cats), creedence clearwater revival (ccr), Samla Mammas Manna (SMM), Faust (faust), Birth control (birth control), freshy cream (cream) or safe as milk (captain beefheart.....among others....

@dannops 3 года назад

Yes, "Black Sabbath"!

@Gutch220 3 года назад

Black Sabbath - "Black Sabbath" is pretty good.

@jimhedberg1495 3 года назад

They block

@Dethmeister 3 года назад

@@jimhedberg1495 , So does a lot of these on the list though.

@garyrobert9085 3 года назад

Pretty good? I'll see that and raise to amazingly good.

@jimhedberg1495 3 года назад

@@Dethmeister Watch his rant from a couple days ago.

@Dethmeister 3 года назад

@@jimhedberg1495 I saw him say he wasn't going to promote Black Sabbath but if so many others block too, it seems weird. Unless they block at the mere mention of their name.

@hollyb5432 8 месяцев назад

Great list!

@HoonAgain Год назад

Rick I know you may likely never see this and it’s 2 years since you uploaded this video but man this content was GREAT!! You should seriously consider doing a series with your old guitar students. Derek in 1989 asked to learn Blue by Nirvana. Derek had incredible taste!! Bring Derek on and share stories. Where is Derek now? In person or video chat would be AWESOME!!

@SuperKagey1 3 года назад

Foreigner's debut album-- Foreigner was a pretty amazing first album, too.

@laurawatters914 3 года назад

Yessss!!

@f1badude 2 года назад

First album I ever bought. Wore it out.

@chrisburgess2398 3 года назад

The Stone Roses - The Stone Roses. Flawless from start to finish. It was the blue print for UK music in the 90s. Jimmy Page called John Squire the most intuitive guitarist he’d ever seen. The Who wanted Reni to replace Kieth Moon.

@rvallenduuk 3 года назад

Exactly. If the world's most overrated band makes the list then how come the Stone Roses are missing? (Yes, that's Oasis...)

@tumy199 3 года назад

@@rvallenduuk overrated hahahahaha ok boomer

@kolumbijcan 3 года назад

it s obviously only about music known in america, hence this guy dont know roses, weller or smiths , surprised pistols made it

@kolumbijcan 3 года назад

@@rvallenduuk oasis are underrated, but roses are missing cos this guy only speaks about music that made it to lakota

@desiolle2874 3 года назад

I know it's an unpopular opinion but I preferred Second Coming...Squires' work on the album is mind blowing...they deserved a mention either way

@LABoyko Год назад

Love it. Love your top choice. You knew I would.

@Amber_xo_133 Месяц назад

5. Linkin Park - HT 4. Cranberries - EE 3. Rush - S/T 2. Heart - DBA 1. Beatles - PPM

@MrChuckd6 3 года назад

Kill’Em All, Black Sabbath, Cowboys From Hell, Facelift, High Voltage, Rated R

@eo151 3 года назад

Kill'Em All (+), Black Sabbath (+), Pantera's CFH was their 5th album but the 4 prior were before the reinvented themselves so maybe it should count...monsterous album for sure Alice in Chains' Facelift (+)

@thrashmetalaftermath6540 3 года назад

As much as we wish it was, Cowboys From Hell isn't their debut

@petealtares3770 3 года назад

Rated R isn't QotSA's debut either, their debut was self-titled and is incredible

@abrahamlincoln3826 3 года назад

Cowboys from hell is pantera's 5th album

@chewybang 3 года назад

@@petealtares3770 QOTSA's debut Is phenomenal

@andrewglazier8940 3 года назад

Black Sabbath's debut practically created heavy metal. Blue Oyster Cult's debut is killer too, albeit more underground.

@AbbeyRoadkill1 3 года назад

BOC's debut is excellent. My personal favorite album of theirs is Secret Treaties, it's one of the most underrated albums of all time, imo.

@jimhutchins2893 3 года назад

Buck....so underrated.

@Zederok 3 года назад

Well you kinda can't not include Led Zeppelin in that category of creation. Both were instrumental in the rise of Metal.

@andrewglazier8940 3 года назад

@@AbbeyRoadkill1 Their whole catalog is criminally underappreciated. They are one of my all time favorite bands.

@andrewglazier8940 3 года назад

@@jimhutchins2893 He's so damn good!

@Dingus.8895 Год назад

ELO’s debut is amazing it practically pioneered modern Baroque Pop

@mikebradt8080 10 месяцев назад

On the third day

@Jeff-66 2 месяца назад

Sorely missing: Black Sabbath (1970) America (1971) Crosby, Stills and Nash (1969) The Clash (1977) Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures (1979) The Pretenders (1980)

@ralphus555 2 года назад

The Pretenders debut is amazing and was groundbreaking... The first Boston album still sounds so fresh. Blizzard of Ozz debut is epic.

@metrakos 2 года назад

Pretender 1st album is band charisma times 100

@peterh1353 2 года назад

Agreed. Every song is a winner!

@BobLbrmn 2 года назад

I was shocked Rick didn't include Pretenders!

@tracifailla1172 2 года назад

Ditto - was so impactful for those of us in the Midwest. Essentially gave us a taste of CBGB in middle America.

@ralphus555 2 года назад

@@tracifailla1172 Born and raised in NY and went to college in Ohio... I totally get where you are coming from.

@JTstratman13 3 года назад

My picks: Metallica - Kill ‘Em All Van Halen - Van Halen Led Zeppelin I Pearl Jam - Ten Alice In Chains - Facelift Lynyrd Skynyrd - Pronounced Leh-Nerd Ski-Nerd Kiss - Kiss Guns N’ Roses - Appetite For Destruction Iron Maiden - Iron Maiden

@mariannetuite7411 Год назад

So nice to see Core and Shake Your Money Maker in honourable mentions. Core, especially, is still in regular rotation for me

@andymcallister2615 Год назад

SYMM should be in the list, hands down.

@54raynor Год назад

Rick’s slight hesitation before his statement about Hybrid Theory prior to the clip really hits hard. I’m reminded of Adam Sandler’s tribute to Chris Farley, where even people who didn’t experience Chester and Chris in their heydays can appreciate just how much they meant to others.