Best 1st album with a 2nd singer?

[I Coulda Hada VH]

or?



or?

[Heisenberg]

Holy Cow that's a hard one both take the cake & I had both before knowing about Ozzy & Bon Scott so it's a tie for me 2 of my all time #1's of all time.

# Of The Beast is a pretty good contender too but not sure anything will ever top Back In Black but 5150 as good as it is well fuck nm no comment

[I Coulda Hada VH]

3 great albums from 3 iconic groups who were actually all successful replacing legendary lead singers.

[DJ Work'in Hard]

Deep Purple - Made in Rock

The great Ian Gillian!

[Raldo]

Wow.....hell of a question.

[jimmy812]

I gotta go Back in Black.
Then it's a tie between 5150 and Number of the Beast.

[rchop84]

Being on a vh board I'll go with sam. Not much of an ac/dc fan

[Dutchie5150]

Some not so obvious ones...

Faith No More - The Real Thing
Motley Crue - Motley Crue
Anthrax - The Sound of White Noise

[billy007]

well, when the album is one of the greatest ever, then certainly hands down it has to be the "best 1st album with a 2nd singer" - Back In Black. And then throw Takin' It To The Streets and Fleetwood Mac (1975)(well, that would be new singers, not 2nd singers - does that count?) in for honourable mention

[Al Van Bundy]

Pantera - Cowboys From Hell
Accept - Blood of the Nations
Savatage - Edge of Thorns

[BlindtotheWorld]

Presuming that those are the choices, I will go with BIB, 5150, and then H+H.

As a VH fan, I like 5150 the best but BIB is just epic and launched a virtually non-stop, productive band for the next 40 years. in comparison, Van Hagar was dead after 10 years and the Dio led BS was done in 3.

[noise next door]

5150

[LAD-1972]

Number of the Beast
Back in Black

[VH1986]

5150
Back in Black

[I Coulda Hada VH]

I love all 3 of them. I think Heaven And Hell often gets overlooked for how awesome of an album it is. It was the first time in my life (at that point in 1980) that I actually liked Black Sabbath.