Tfw the first song you listen to by an artist is the best song in their discography and now everything else is ruined...

Metric

Robbie Williams

Also All is full of Love, forgot that one.

>getting dubs

checking myself

When I first started getting into Bjork my friend sent me Joga and Hyperballad. Talk about high fucking expectations

The Cranberries

Lateralus?

Buzzcocks

ever fallen in love with someone you shouldn't've
because its the one i know

dont really have one for a song but for an album its pic related

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Gossip

Radiohead

For me it was "Everybody's Happy Nowadays"

This

Foxygen

Dire Straits

The Voidz

Imagine Dragons

Slowdive

It's clearly Rosetta Stoned (including Lost Keys beforehand)

Swans

Jane's Addiction - Three Days

Yeah, the first song that I heard from them was Idioteque as well

youtube.com/watch?v=tkbgtVFlyCQ

youtube.com/watch?v=z-87KHrwXQc

early Yes

kinda pink floyd bc the first song I remember is comfortably numb. no song has ever been this good but they're still good tho. there's just no song that can reach comfortably numb

Tyler the Creator - Yonkers
The Strokes - Someday
Violent Femmes - Blister in the Sun (and honestly this is a stretch)
Can't think of any others off the top of my head. I think it's laughable that people think artists like Bjork and Radiohead, who have such varried, dynamic sounds can even have this effect. I hypothesize that artists that show little variety in their sound or have an early/late period distinctions like Kanye, Tyler, etc. where one period is clearly better than the other make good candidates for this phenomenon.