Gris-Gris
In 1968, Dr. John released Gris-Gris. The album that the head of Atlantic Records heard and asked: what radio station is gonna play this crap? He was right. Nobody played it. Nobody ever forgot it either.
In 1968, Dr. John released Gris-Gris. The album that the head of Atlantic Records heard and asked: what radio station is gonna play this crap? He was right. Nobody played it. Nobody ever forgot it either.
In 1967, The Doors released their self-titled debut. Recorded in six days in Hollywood, it contained enough ideas to last most bands a career.
In 2008, Cut Copy released In Ghost Colours. The album that proved indie kids and clubbers wanted the same thing at the same time.
In 2021, Dry Cleaning released New Long Leg. A debut album that announced a vocalist unlike anyone else in British music.
In 1966, Simon & Garfunkel released Sounds of Silence. An album that only exists because a producer accidentally reunited the duo.
In 2010, Titus Andronicus released The Monitor. A concept album about the American Civil War, New Jersey, mental health and the eternal problem of being alive.