Yeah, I haven't been able to find those home recorded Ween albums anywhere yet.

joanna newsom, massive attack, mc5, ornette coleman, x, wipers, wire, tricky, napalm death, and pere ubu are all correct.

Well wonder boy, why don't you name the debut albums of the artists you've disputed? I would've thought an album called Debut would a debut.

Fleetwood Mac's first album, Fleetwood Mac, was a no frills blues album and was released on the Blue Horizon label in February 1968.

Björk moved to London to pursue a solo career; she began working with producer Nellee Hooper, who had produced for Massive Attack, among others. Their partnership produced Björk's first international solo hit, "Human Behaviour". Her solo debut album, Debut, was released in June 1993

Hank 3: His first album on his own, titled Risin' Outlaw, was released in September 1999.

Kyuss' first line-up consisted of John Garcia (vocals), Joshua Homme (guitar), Nick Oliveri (bass guitar) and Brant Bjork (drums). This lineup released their debut album, Wretch in 1991

In 1982, Hart left the band and Glaze took over vocal duties. Rex Brown (originally referred to as Rex Rocker) soon replaced Bradford on bass. Pantera became an underground favorite, though its regional tours in this era never took them past Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana. The band began supporting fellow heavy metal acts such as Stryper, Dokken, and Quiet Riot, who in turn promoted Pantera's debut, Metal Magic.

There you go, I did it for you.
Thanks wiki

Ha! pwnd by a noob!

Umm how do you have to check Led Zeppelin I? That is their debut.

I don't listen to Zeppelin so I didn't mark them, I will now.

You'd think so but you'd be wrong. Bjork released two albums before that, Gling-Gló (& Tríó Guðmundur Ingólfssonar) and Björk Guðmundsdóttir.

They released two albums in 98. Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac and Mr. Wonderful.

I already addressed this.

They released Sons of Kyuss in 1990.

Wikipedia can be edited by anyone, its not the most reliable source in the world. Its wrong.

I think it's kind of retarded to be hostile toward someone who's taking the time to do this for the benefit of the community...

Mettalica's and Possessed's are right. I know by heart Possessed's is right because that was the album that created Death Metal.

They were also called "Sons Of Kyuss" at the release of Sons Of Kyuss. So technically not "Kyuss".

I guess it's no biggie though, because SOK, the release, is roughly the same album as Wretch anyway, Wretch just has more on it. Not to mention nothing really changed when they changed their name to Kyuss.

But yeah, to be absolutely technical, the debut album for "Kyuss" is indeed Wretch.