What's the best one-album wonder of all time?

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Resurrecting for one of the finest albums of the 80's...


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DENNIS WILSON - Pacific



THE MODERN LOVERS - The Modern Lovers


JOHNNY THUNDERS & THE HEARTBREAKERS - [b]"L.A.M.F."


MARGO GURYAN - Take A Picture



ROCKPILE -
Seconds of Pleasure



THE MONKS - Black Monk Time



THE SHAGGS - The Shaggs


SKIP SPENSE - Oar
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Captain_Dude wrote:

DENNIS WILSON - Pacific



THE MODERN LOVERS - The Modern Lovers


JOHNNY THUNDERS & THE HEARTBREAKERS - [b]"L.A.M.F."


MARGO GURYAN - Take A Picture



[size=18]ROCKPILE -
Seconds of Pleasure



THE MONKS - Black Monk Time



THE SHAGGS - The Shaggs


SKIP SPENSE - Oar[/size]


Is that the same monks who did Drugs in my Pocket or is it somebody different? cuz I had that album and it was called something else.
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bobbyb5 wrote:


THE MONKS - Black Monk Time



Is that the same monks who did Drugs in my Pocket or is it somebody different? cuz I had that album and it was called something else.


That was the German/American band's only release and it was in 1966. I guess you'd classify it as "proto punk."

The group you're talking about is a totally different band. That was a U.K. pop-punk band that released this album in 1979:


They released TWO albums. The second one, though, was only released in Canada.
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ROCKPILE - Seconds of Pleasure





Well....actually, Rockpile made 4 albums. But they were unable to release 3 of them as Rockpile because they had lead singers signed to different labels. The other 3 actual Rockpile albums were:


Tracks On Wax 4 by Dave Edmunds


Repeat When Necessary by Dave Edmunds


Labour Of Lust by Nick Lowe
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Well....actually, Rockpile made 4 albums. But they were unable to release 3 of them as Rockpile because they had lead singers signed to different labels.


Eh...you get into a sticky area with that.

There have been a lot of examples of that type of thing throughout music history...

FOXBORO HOT TUBS (actually Green Day)
THE NETWORK! (also Green Day)
DUKES OF THE STRATOSPHEAR (actually XTC)
CICCONE YOUTH (actually Sonic Youth covering Madonna tunes)
CHRIS GAINES (actually Garth Brooks)
CONDO F**KS (actually Yo La Tengo)
WALDEN ROBERT CASSOTTO (actually Bobby Darin)
PERCY "THRILLS" Thillington (actually Paul McCartney)
DANZIG (same band as Samhain)
THE LOVEMONGERS (actually Heart)
LESTER "ROADHOG" MORAN & HIS CADILLAC COWBOYS (actually The Statler Brothers)
NAZ NOMAD AND THE NIGHTMARES (actually The Damned)
STEEL LEG (actually Public Image Limited)
THE WONDER WHO (actually The Four Seasons)

Usually, it's a legal/contractual thing. I'm sure there are more I could list. Plus, there have been a lot of artists who have appeared onstage under a pseudonym (but, never released recorded music under that name). All of the ones I mentioned above have actually recorded under the name listed.

So, we'll just thow Rockpile out of the list since it technically released only one studio album under the name "Rockpile," but had additional success under other names (besides, we can argue that there was a second ROCKPILE album, too! A LIVE Rockpile album was released...I was just counting studio stuff).
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Music To Eat by Hampton Grease Band
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The Grand Pecking Order by Oysterhead


The Big Eyeball In The Sky by Colonel Claypool's Bucket Of Bernie Brains
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Nightfood by Brian Melvin's Nightfood


Seastones by Ned Lagin


The Strange Remain by The Other Ones


7 Walkers by 7 WALKERS

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