Eponymous Album and Song?

 
I'm just sat here watching Classic Albums on BBC4 - tonights edition features Black Sabbath's Paranoid.
 
It got me thinking about their eponymous first album, and the fact that it also has a track on it by the same name.
 
There are loads of eponymous albums, but there can't be many that also have an eponymous track on the same album. I've only come up with these:

• Angel Witch
• Black Sabbath
• Iron Maiden
• Motörhead

 
Any more?
 
 
 
 
 

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PS - For anyone who hasn't seen them, the next two programmes on BBC4 tonight are Heavy Metal Brittania (10.00pm; repeated at 1.50am) and Anvil! The Story Of Anvil (11.30pm).
 
The 'Paranoid' Classic Album programme is repeated at 12.50am.
 
 

SteveStrummerUK


 
I'm just sat here watching Classic Albums on BBC4 - tonights edition features Black Sabbath's Paranoid.
 
It got me thinking about their eponymous first album, and the fact that it also has a track on it by the same name.
 
There are loads of eponymous albums, but there can't be many that also have an eponymous track on the same album. I've only come up with these:

• Angel Witch
• Black Sabbath
• Iron Maiden
• Motörhead

 
Any more?
 
 
 
 
 

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PS - For anyone who hasn't seen them, the next two programmes on BBC4 tonight are Heavy Metal Brittania (10.00pm; repeated at 1.50am) and Anvil! The Story Of Anvil (11.30pm).
 
The 'Paranoid' Classic Album programme is repeated at 12.50am.
 
 

Focus I think, but can't find it right now.

 

• Bad Company
• The Monkees - if you allow (Theme From) The Monkees

I just woke up from a nap and I'm still not clear on the "." post.

This one is too hard for me. So the best I came up with was THIS

What does the word eponymous mean?

In general eponymous is one something that's named after something else.

Strummy, are we talking song--album--AND--band? 

Does "In The Court Of The Crimson King" even though King Crimson isn't exactly the same as the album/song? 

So, I'm guessing that "All The Young Dudes" wouldn't count because Mott The Hoople isn't the same as the album/song. 

I'm on a roll:

Tin Machine - Tin Machine

Aww..if only we'd done a cover of Tull's 'Slow Marching Band' on our first album!

Best I can come up with is Talk Talk by Talk Talk but the album was called The Party's Over.

Oi'm finking...

Edit -  - 'Living in a Box' had a single by the same name, on their self-titled album! Yay!

Edit - - 'Living in a Box' had a single by the same name, on their self-titled album!

What was the album called though?...

Ok, I think I got it … it would be like if George Forman’s children who are all named George had the name George tattooed on themselves.

Band / Song / Album

Fleetwood Mac / Fleetwood Mac / The Original Fleetwood Mack (1971 w/ Peter Green)

War / War Drums / War (1971)

Gov’t Mule / Mule / Gov’t Mule (1995)
 
... not exactly what you are looking for but close.

Soon, very soon
(or is it?)

Bad News

Bapu - The Artist
Bapu - The Album
Bapu - The Song
 
The debate will be whether we call it B3 or X3.  

Hi,
 
This is not fun for me, because I don't listen to songs per se ... and I have very few albums because of a song, or two in them!
 
In terms of massive song name/album here is a small list from mine.
 
Solar Musik - Grobeschnitt (and/or Solar Musik Live)
Remember the Future - Nektar
Tarkus - Emerson Lake and Palmer
Iron Butterfly - In a Gadda Da Vida
Vehicle - Ides of March
The Gypsies - Carmen
Jethro Tull - Thick as a Brick
Ange - Caricatures
See See the Sun - Kayak
The Hamburger Concerto - Focus
 
 
That should get us going, I think ... I hope I got these right. Most of the pop music stuff did not have a lot of interest for me, and I really thought that Black Sabbath was not that good, or original, but the name was perfect for advertising and fame. If it had a different name no one would give a damn!