One Album Wonders Or Not?

[Sweaty]

I remember the Temple Of The Dog album coming out not heard it in years, maybe I will put it on my ever growing wish list

 

[Mr. Shadow]

 

[ILoveJimmyPage]

I don't know the full story word for word but it is noted that the band became massive very quick and very soon after Cream had broken up. Clapton for one felt trapped and when they returned from touring abroad the band broke up and went their seperate ways leaving Clapton to work with Delaney and Bonnie.

Something like that anyways it was a pearler of an album

Seems odd that Clapton would feel "trapped" in the situation given the overall success of the album. I do know that the dissolution of Cream was in part due to issues with Ginger Baker, and Clapton was hesitant to work with him again. Perhaps he was uncomfortable with that or wanted to participate in other projects.

Anywho, I got the album on a steal at Barnes and Noble thinking nothing of it at the time, but it was a great buy.

 

[Magic]

For anyone who is a Layne Staley fan.....Mad Season released "Above" in 1995. Mad Season was :

Layne Staley ~ Alice in Chains ~ Vocals, Rhythm Guitar & Album cover design
Mike McCready ~ Pearl Jam ~ Lead & Rhythm Guitar
Barrett Martin ~ Screaming Trees ~ Drums
John Baker Saunders ~ The Walkabouts ~ Bass







River of Deceit




I'm Above (album title comes from this track)

 

[JerseyGirl]

I don't know if I'd put Boston here. They had 3 albums that did really well.

 

[Zombeels]

Ok, so RAM JAM have more than one, but really how many people know that?

I do because I own 2 of them.

 

[Magic]

Coverdale & Page





Whitford & St. Holmes




Robert Plant & Alison Krauss



Mick Jagger's Supergroup

Gogmagog

There are a lot of collaborations with only one album to their credit.......

 

[Big Ears]

I could not understand why Coverdale and Page did not persist with the project. Both have put much more energy into far less worthy projects (The Firm, Page + Plant, mid-eighties Whitesnake).

 

[Big Ears]

I can't help feeling Gogmagog would've been more successful with a better name. Janick Gers deserves better than Iron Maiden IMO. Neil Murray is always good.

 

[electric funeral]

I do because I own 2 of them.

Me too.