History Main / SelfTitledAlbum

* For a particularly hellish example, "The Good, The Bad, And The Queen". According to the band's frontman, [[{{Blur}} Damon]] [[{{Gorillaz}} Albarn]], the band was [[NoTitle nameless]] and ''TGTB&TQ'' was just the title of the album, but everyone ended up calling the band by the album's name for the sake of sanity.

* DeepPurple's ''Deep Purple in Rock''.

* Contrarian indie band RoC's debut was self-titled; they reportedly wanted their second album (and major-label debut) to be self-titled as well, but when this was refused, they named it after their record label instead, Virgin.

* The OCSupertones had ''Adventures of the OC Supertones'', ''Supertones Strike Back'', and ''[[RevengeOfTheSequel Revenge of the OC Supertones]]''.

* DavidBowie has two different self-titled albums; the first is virtually forgotten, and the second is better known by its rerelease title, "Space Oddity."

* [[Queensrÿche]] come close with the song Queen of the Reich on their first, self-titled, EP. ("Rÿche" isn't a real word in any language, but is pronounced roughly the same as the German "reich".)

* {{Queensrÿche}} come close with the song Queen of the Reich on their first, self-titled, EP. ("Rÿche" isn't a real word in any language, but is pronounced roughly the same as the German "reich".)

* Queensrÿche come close with the song Queen of the Reich on their first, self-titled, EP. ("Rÿche" isn't a real word in any language, but is pronounced roughly the same as the German "reich".)

* After several nearly-eponymous albums including Earth Vs The Wildhearts and The Wildhearts Must Be Destroyed, their 2007 self-titled album was their fifth or sixth, depending what you count from 1994-96, but marked a new (their most recent) line-up and a partial return towards what most fans regard as their classic sound.

* The Wildhearts' 2007 self-titled album was their fifth or sixth, depending how you count, but marked a new (their most recent) line-up and a partial return towards their mid-1990's sound.

* VanHalen has ''Van Halen'', ''Van Halen II'' and ''Van Halen III'' (which is fact their ''eleventh'', but marks the third formation/singer).

* Billy Talent's ''Billy Talent I'', ''Billy Talent II'', and ''Billy Talent III''.

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

* Seal released two consecutive albums named ''Seal'' (the second is often called ''Seal II'', specially because the fourth is ''Seal IV'').

* The Hollies released an album called ''Hollies'' in 1964, and then another with that title in 1974 (after reuniting with original lead singer Allan Clarke). Some sources list the second album as ''Hollies '74'' to avoid confusion, but its official title is simply ''Hollies''.