List of musicians with multiple self-titled albums - Definition

• bob hund
  • bob hund (1993)
  • bob hund (1994)

• Days of the New
  • Days of the New (orange, 1997)
  • Days of the New (green, 1999)
  • Days of the New (red, 2001)

• Duran Duran
  • Duran Duran (1981)
  • Duran Duran ("The Wedding Album", 1993)

• Peter Gabriel
  • Peter Gabriel ("car" cover, 1977)
  • Peter Gabriel ("scratch" cover, 1978)
  • Peter Gabriel ("melt" cover, 1980)
  • Peter Gabriel (released in U.S. as Security, 1982)

• Killing Joke
  • Killing Joke (1981)
  • Killing Joke (2003)

• Kylie Minogue
  • Kylie Minogue (1994)
  • Kylie Minogue (UK title only: released as Impossible Princess elsewhere, (1998)

• NRBQ
  • NRBQ (Columbia Records, 1969)
  • NRBQ (Rounder Records, 1999)

• Rancid
  • Rancid ("gun" cover, 1993)
  • Rancid ("skull" cover, 2000)

• Seal
  • Seal (Seal as A of SEAL on cover, 1991)
  • Seal (Seal with arms outstretched on cover, 1994)
  • Seal (also known as Seal IV, 2003)

• Tindersticks
  • Tindersticks (1993)
  • Tindersticks (1995)

• Trapeze
  • Trapeze (1969)
  • Trapeze (1976)

• Weather Report
  • Weather Report (1971)
  • Weather Report (1982)

• Weezer
  • Weezer ("the blue album," 1994)
  • Weezer ("the green album," 2001)

It may be of note that New Zealand band Shihad released a self titled album in 1996. After the September 11, 2001 attacks, the band changed their name to Pacifier. With the new name, they released another self titled album. Technically the same band has had two self-titled albums, but with different band names.

Similarly, Australian band Icehouse were originally known as Flowers. Icehouse was the title of their first album. Later, when they discovered another band with a prior claim to the name Flowers, the band and album swapped names.

See also

• Eponym
• List of songs with the same name as their performers
• List of sets of unrelated albums with identical titles