Nominations for Best Album By An Artist Who Only Released One Album poll

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VSS makes me think of Behead the Prophet NLSL who put out only one album (I am that Great and Fiery Force) but I don't remember it really.
See I saw both bands play the same club...

yeah, antioch arrow put out two 12 inches. they're only like 20 minutes a piece, but i had to stick to the rule.

Marie Queenie Lyons- Soul Fever

why does steven tyler hate me and/or LAMF

also I'd nominate kilslug for answer the call but they are putting something new out 25 years later so n/m

suggest anyone into those picks checks out that torches to rome record. not many people seem to know it, but it's one of my fave 90s hardcore records. (ex-fuel guys. the hardcore/emo fuel, not the shitty mod rock fuel.)

would also suggest checking out the worst case scenario record, which is justin from unwound doing really intense touch & go style hardcore, except i can't find a copy of it anygoddamnwhere now.

does 2 Bad Mice - Kaotic Chemistry count or would that be considered a compilation?

Daughters of Albion S/T for sure, though not enough people here have heard it for it to win.

Info: http://www.groovytunesday.com/descriptions/music/daughters_albion.html

I second the Afros nomination. Hoe Cakes is just untouchable.

I can think of a lot of albums that fit the criteria but few I would call "great"

as in, this is one of my top 10 albums ever

which LAMF is btw

feel like 2 Bad Mice counts though I'm afraid it opens the door to several dozen HxCx discography CDs

I've never even heard the Thunderclap Newman album, just the one single, so drop it if you want.

Altern8 - Full On Mask Hysteria
LA Style - LA Style

well if we're going there:

sonz of a loop da loop era - flowers in my garden

foul play - suspected

Acen - 75 Minutes

^^ YES

which LAMF is btw

these are the albums released by that band before Thunders died:

L.A.M.F. (1977, Track)
L.A.M.F. Revisited (1984, Jungle)
L.A.M.F. The Lost '77 Mixes (1994, Jungle)
Live at Max's Kansas City (1979, Max's Kansas City Records)
D.T.K. Live At The Speakeasy (1982, Jungle)
Live At The Lyceum Ballroom 1984 (1985, Jungle)

T99 - Children of Chaos

(kind of mad that Eon and Bizarre Inc released multiple albums)

Kemet Crew - Champion Jungle Sound

Unique 3 - Jus Unique

(also kind of mad that Omni Trio released Haunted Science but that is mostly because it sucks)

I feel like there must be tons of great housey/IDM/electronic stuff that would fit here

haha there was a shitty omni trio after that too

see also: the semi-crummy lfo records after frequencies

wow there were SEVERAL shitty omni trio albums after deepest cut.

jesus

Did anyone else in that scene piss away their potent faster than that dude? Maybe Photek (tho I thought he kind of got things back together around Form and Function Pt 2)?

lol "potent" should obv be "potential"

still I guess someone had to be a drum n blouse pioneer

most of them?

lol fair point, but then you've got all of those fucking amazing Hyper-On Experience tracks

The Avalanches - Since I Left You

speaking of which:

shy fx - just an example

okay Source Direct had 2 albums??? don't think I knew that

I really like the phrase "he pissed away his potent," like lost his strength!

My '04 and '05 favorite albums never had follow-ups. Been recently wondering what the people in those bands have done since.

Casual Dots s/t
Veronica Lipgloss and the Evil Eyes - Witch's Dagger

tho' I don't think I"d vote for them over Colossal Youth. Guitar Romantic might be my fav of '03.

What's the deal on one off collaborations e.g. Plant/Krauss, Reed/Cale, Eno/Wobble etc?

Would nominated 'Colourbox' the 1985 album by Colourbox but there's a 'mini-album' of the same name released in 1983, would that be eligible?

see also: the semi-crummy lfo records after /frequencies/

Dude, no.

really should have instituted an "only nominate the album you would vote for in such a poll" rule at the outset

bird nest roys 'first album'
although they did go on to do that horrible record as the tufnels.

What's the deal on one off collaborations e.g. Plant/Krauss, Reed/Cale, Eno/Wobble etc?

the ruling is no on these.

oh, but you didn't institute that rule. you didn't.

and so

coptic light - coptic light

really should have instituted an "only nominate the album you would vote for in such a poll" rule at the outset

okay mister, I would vote for any of the dance albums I've listed on this thread

I would also make everyone listen to Nasa, because that's just one of those things everyone needs to do once

these are the albums released by that band before Thunders died:

L.A.M.F. (1977, Track)
L.A.M.F. Revisited (1984, Jungle)
L.A.M.F. The Lost '77 Mixes (1994, Jungle)
Live at Max's Kansas City (1979, Max's Kansas City Records)
D.T.K. Live At The Speakeasy (1982, Jungle)
Live At The Lyceum Ballroom 1984 (1985, Jungle)

c'mon you pedant

live albums and remixes of the same damn album don't count!

they released one studio album ONE

don't deny me the right to vote in yr poll this is like fascist franco style oppression only online

and it's hurting my heart and I only have one of those

yeah, c'mon!

Ton Ton Macoute - Johnny Jenkins

Satwa - Satwa
Ze Ramalho and Lula Cortes - Paebiru