History Main / SelfTitledAlbum

* Many artists have released albums titled ''The (Name Of Artist) Album''.

* The Beatles' ''With The Beatles'' and ''Beatles for Sale''. Many of the band's American releases also included the word Beatles in the title, including ''Meet the Beatles'', ''Beatles VI'', and ''Beatles '65''.

* BobDylan's ''The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan'', which followed a proper self-titled release.

* TheKinks' ''Kinda Kinks'', ''The Kink Kontroversy'', ''Something Else by the Kinks'', and ''The Kinks are the Village Green Preservation Society''.

* Kyuss' "Welcome To Sky Valley" is actually a self titled album, as is Trouble's "Psalm 9".
* The O.C. Supertones had ''Adventures of the O.C. Supertones'', ''Supertones Strike Back'', and ''[[RevengeOfTheSequel Revenge of the O.C. Supertones]]''.
* Mary J. Blige's ''Mary''.
* MissyElliot's ''Miss E...So Addictive''
* Delta Goodrem's ''Delta''.
* Lady Macbeth's debut EP, simply entitled "The Lady Macbeth EP"
* Britney Spears' "Britney"

* [[{{REM}} R.E.M.]] has a compilation album called "Eponymous."

Music's way of straddling the line between NoTitle and InCaseYouForgotWhoWroteIt, this is a record named after the artist that created it. Commonly abbreviated "s/t". Often used for debut albums or albums that mark a change in the band's lineup.

* Paul [=McCartney=] titled his first solo album ''[=McCartney=]'' and a solo album released in 1980 ''[=McCartney=] II.''

* {{Metallica}}'s fifth album. More commonly known as the Black Album, but it is still officially self-titled.

* R.E.M. has a compilation album called "Eponymous."

* Eminem's ''The Slim Shady [=LP=]'', ''The Marshall Mathers [=LP=]'', and ''The Eminem Show''.

* TheWho's ''The Who Sell Out'', ''Who's Next'', ''Who Are You'', ''Who's Last''

* The [[School of Rock]] soundtrack has a song called "School of Rock" by School of Rock.

** Similarly, from the same album is "I XIII V XIX XV V XXI XVIII XIX – IX XIX – IV V I IV". When letters are substituted in place of the numbers, this translates to "AMESOEURS IS DEAD"

* For a particularly hellish example, "The Good, The Bad, And The Queen".

Music's way of straddling the line between NoTitle and InCaseYouForgotWhoWroteIt, this is a record named after the artist that created it. Commonly abbreviated "s/t". Many are debut albums.

* Tokyo Blade's debut album and one of their compilations were self-titled.

* "[[{{Motorhead}} Motorhead]]".

* PeterGabriel's first four albums, all literally titled ''Peter Gabriel'' -- though due to ExecutiveMeddling, the fourth was released in the U.S. as ''Security''.

* Traveling Wilburys, as ''Vol. 1'' and ''Vol. 3''. There is no ''Vol. 2'' -- their second album was intentionally mistitled.

* LedZeppelin's first three albums, titled ''Led Zeppelin'', ''Led Zeppelin II'', and ''Led Zeppelin III''. The album usually referred to as ''Led Zeppelin IV'' or ''Zoso'' (after Jimmy Paige's sleeve symbol) actually has [[NoTitle no title]] given on its sleeve.

* FranzFerdinand ''planned'' to do this, with each album being distinguished by its cover (especially the colour schemes) rather than its name. However, when the time came to actually title the second album, they ended up deciding that ''You Could Have It So Much Better'' was...well...so much better. On the other hand, ''YCHISMB'' doesn't have the title of the album anywhere on the cover; instead, it has Alexander Rodchenko's famous photo of Lilya Brik with the band name written on it. SoYeah.

* Crystal Castles' 2008 debut LP and 2010 sophomore album (dubbed ''Crystal Castles II'' by fans).