Favorite Bands/Artists w/ less than 5 albums?

Mary MacGregor (three albums)
Sissy Spacek (one album)
Vicki Lawrence (three albums)
Yaz (U. S.)/Yazoo (U. K.) (two albums)
Men At Work (three albums)
Prozzäk (three albums)
Aqua (three albums)
Breakfast Club (one album)
The Buggles (two albums)
Richard Carpenter (two albums as a solo artist)
Karen Carpenter (one album as a solo artist)
The School (three albums)

 

Nick Drake
Big Star
Joy Division
Velvet Underground (I don't count Squeeze as a proper VU album)
Buffalo Springfield
A Girl Called Eddy

 

The original It Bites.

 

The Sundays - Reading, Writing & Arithmetic / Blind / Static & Silence
Trip Shakespeare - Are You Shakespearienced? / Across The Universe / Lulu
Mansun - Attack of the Grey Lantern / Six / Little Kix / (Kleptomania)

 

The Move
The Left Banke
Lothar & The Hand People
The Sex Pistols (sorry)
Big Star

 

Derek and the Dominos.

 

Shout out to Wireless (Canadian hard rock band)!

Only 3 albums.

 

Not something I listen to a lot but a band that deserves some respect and historical recognition: Minor Threat - zero albums, a bunch of EPs and singles that you can fit on one CD. Yet they started a whole genre and subculture.

 

My favorite would be:

The Sundays.

A few local bands to South Louisiana:
The U.S. Times, then just The Times (2 albums)
The Cold (New Orleans band). 1 album that's really a compilation of a bunch of singles they released throughout the early 80s on side 1, and a full live performance on side 2.

 

Slightly established artist who went solo and has only made three studio albums: Patty Smyth

or Til Tuesday

 

Az Yet - RnB group from 1996 ...1 and only album that blew away Jodeci, Boyz ii Men,Blackstreet hands down
A-Ha- Hunting High and Low
Temple of the Dog
The Buggles - Age of Plastic. I m just a huge Trevor Horn fan
Jet- damn good record and vastly underrated
The Clarke/Duke Project. album as a whole is so so, but "sweet baby" man i can listen to that daily and never tire of it

 

Four reasonable choices, and one (A-Ha) that has many more studio albums.

 

SRV. Five albums including Live Alive. Family Style was billed as Vaughan Brothers.
Vaughan Brothers
Electric Boys
The Firm
Men at Work
Wrathchild America
The Power Station
Wang Chung
The Vapors
Adam and the ants

 

Jeff Buckley
Syd Barrett
Fun Boy Three

 

Jimi Hendrix Experience
Cream
Jeff Beck Group
Derek & The Dominos
Blind Faith

 

Probably George Michael, with only 4 albums of original material.

 

I always really loved the David and David album. David Baerwald put out two very good solo albums, Bedtime Stories and Triage among others, after the break-up.

 

Badfinger gave us five albums featuring "Classic 4pc" line up, which is actually a miracle!

No Dice
Straight Up
Ass
Badfinger
Wish You Were Here

 

Frankie Goes to Hollywood

 

Just discovered today...this is Green Day doing garage rock! It's great - brand new pretty price-y & after announcing tour next year (2020) I'm sure prices will go higher. Got a used copy in VG+++ condition from Seller I frequently purchase from. Excited to find this, b/c Billie Joe Armstrong also started another garage band, The Longshot, but their new release isn't available on CD format.

 

The Yardbirds

 

The Yardbirds
Cream
The Jimi Hendrix Experience

 

The Zombies


Cat

 

Nice Thread, OP!

Hurricane #1 (1990s Britpop...w/Andy Bell, of Ride, Oasis & Beady Eye)
The Bravery (21st Century neo-garage r.)
Divine Fits - (Superduo 1-off, to date, of Britt Daniel/Spoon & Dan Boeckner/Wolf Parade)
Flesh For Lulu (late '80s new-wave, post-punk)
Johnny Marr & The Healers (Alternative/Indie. Johnny w/Zak Starkey on drums)
EMF (Alternative rock/Alt. dance)



Hurricane #1 - Step Into My World (TFI Friday)
Divine Fits - Full Performance (Live on KEXP)
The Bravery - Believe
Flesh For Lulu - Siamese Twist
EMF - Lies [11-21-91]

 

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