Artist, album and song all have the same name

"Tom Jones International" on the album "Mr. Jones" by Tom Jones

 

Close, but no cigar. The album was "The Party's Over".

 

Ultimate Painting

 

There was a self-titled EP in the US, so the MTV chyron for the video did list it as being from Talk Talk.

 

"Visage" by Visage on the Visage album.

 

Little bit of a cheat: The Creation put out a single called "Creation" on the Creation label.

 

Their self titled debut from 1982
features ‎'Talk Talk' as the first track

EMI America ‎– DLP-19001
(listed as a mini-album)

 

Angel Witch, "Angel Witch" from Angel Witch



One of my husband's favorites...

 

Didn't know about this one.

 

"The Good, the Bad & the Queen", from that album, by them

 

old and in the way by old and in the way on old and in the way!

Old & In the Way (album) - Wikipedia

 

Right now Peter Gabriel is standing on the sidelines, thinking, "I should have thought of that..."

Maybe he couldn't think of a word to rhyme with "Gabriel".

 

But that album was called "In and Out of Focus".

 

Discogs lists thirty-one (31) different artists to have recorded under the name 'Focus' !

I couldn't be arsed to run that one down !



Though the Dutch prog band you referred to actually did issue the l.p.
'In and Out of ..' alternately titled 'Focus Plays Focus ,, and, in Belgium it appeared as the album titled simply 'Focus' :

Focus ‎– Focus

Decca [Belgium] ‎– LPD241-Y

 

I got curious after seeing your UFO avatar. I know nothing of the band but thought surely they must have a song called UFO!

Pretty close actually- UFO on the album UFO 1 have a song called Unidentified Flying Object. Which I'm sure if they ever played it live would be written on the setlist as UFO.

Also The band Art In America have a song Art In America on the Art In America album.

sam

 

I had a cool UK (I think?) copy, the cover had red and blue dots you had to look at from several feet away.

 

There's more of these than I thought there would be.

"La Düsseldorf" from the album "La Düsseldorf" by La Düsseldorf.

 

The Ballad of Mott the Hoople
By Mott the Hoople
From the album Mott

(the album that followed was called The Hoople)

 

Another close but no cigar:


The Clash...The Clash...”Clash City Rockers”

(US version )

 

Doop


Track listing

 

The 1975
They Might Be Giants

 

Well...the band is actually Public Image Ltd.

 

Here's a close one, but doesn't really count (off by one word):

"Tom Tom Theme" by the Tom Tom Club on the album Tom Tom Club



I bet there's a lot of near misses; e.g.,

"Stretchin Out in A Rubber Band" by Bootsy's Rubber Band on the album Stretchin Out In Bootsy's Rubber Band

 

The 1975 - The 1975 from The 1975