Non-debut self-titled albums

Sheryl Crow (1996, her second released album)
Jose Feliciano (this was the title of his 1970 Christmas album)
Sammy Hagar (1987, later renamed I Never Said Goodbye)
ABBA (1975, their second U.S. album and third elsewhere)

 

This happens a bit in metal. Sodom, Dismember, probably a bunch more... I think they do it when they're consciously going for a "classic" late in their career.

 

Caetano Veloso's first album was Domingo. His next three were self titled. Jorge Ben's fourth or fifth album was self-titled. Nara Leao had a few albums just titled Nara. I think that Elis Regina, Tom Ze, Gilberto Gil and crazy-haired Gal Costa also had a few self-titled albums. I guess the Brazilians didn't put much thought into titling their albums.

 

Tindersticks (Second Album)

Both first and second album are self-titled.

 

Marianne Faithfull

She made her debut in 1965 with two albums on the same day. Some discographies have them in this order "Come My Way" and "Marianne Faithfull".

 

Humble Pie

 

Jennifer Warnes was the fourth album by Jennifer Warnes.

 

Townes Van Zandt (1969)


Natalie Merchant (2014)

 

George Harrison (1979)
Sonny Burgess (1996)

 

"High Tide" (1970): Second album by High Tide, after the debut 1969 LP "Sea Shanties".

 

Lee Michaels (third album)
Seatrain (first and second)

 

Steve Forbert's self-titled album was his fourth album

 

Led Zeppelin
King's X

 

Alice In Chains

 

This one was King's X's fourth album.

ETA: Looks like @ModernDayWarrior beat me to this one by a matter of moments!

 

Paul Simon

"The Paul Simon Songbook" was his first solo album.

 

Foghat's first two albums were both self-titled, but the second has been nicknamed Rock and Roll (or Stone and Bun).

 

And just about every LP by Brel, Brassens, Moustaki, Malicorne...all called the same, all with no dates on the label.

 

Janis Ian - Although her debut album in 1967 was self-titled, so was her 10th in 1978.

Seal - Even though people tend to refer to his 2nd album as Seal II, it's official title is just Seal (same as his debut).

 

Blink-182 (2003)

 

I've always loved that album cover.

 

Even though some bands I really like have done this, I still think it's an unimaginative practice. And I also think bands that can't come up with a title for their debut are kind of unimaginative too. But the worst ones are those artists that use that same unimaginative approach over and over, now that's just dumb

 

Self-Titled Albums:

• Pat Boone* (Seventh Album)
• Carpenters (Third Album)
• Roy Clark (Seventh Album)
• The Rutles (Second Album)
  
• Everything But The Girl (Second Album)

* His first album was also self titled.

Haven't Had A Self-Titled Album...So Far

• The Alan Parsons Project
• The Bee Gees
• Suzanne Ciani
  
• The Folksmen
• Vicki Lawrence
  
• Gordon Lightfoot
  
• Madness (although they have an album called The Madness)
• Mannheim Steamroller
  
• The Moody Blues
• Willie Nelson
  
• Olivia Newton-John
  
• Gilbert O'Sullivan
• Pet Shop Boys
  
• Propaganda
• The School
  
• Spinal Tap (both real discography and fictional discography)
• Ray Stevens
  
• Valdy
• Dionne Warwick
  
• Yaz (U. S.)/Yazoo (U. K.)

All of the above checked/confirmed by Wikipedia check.