
CD album 'Godsmack' (self-titled debut) by Godsmack
Selling Price
$35
History
Released in 1998 by Republic Records, this self-titled debut album by the American rock band Godsmack marked a significant entry into the post-grunge and alternative metal scene of the late 1990s. The album features hit singles like 'Whatever' and 'Keep Away,' which helped establish the band's signature heavy, riff-driven sound. The album achieved commercial success, eventually going quadruple platinum in the United States and resonating with fans of hard rock and nu-metal. This CD is highly valued by collectors of 1990s rock music, particularly those who appreciate the post-grunge and alternative metal movements. Fans of bands like Metallica, Alice in Chains, and other heavy rock acts from this era seek out original pressings of influential albums like this one. The iconic cover art featuring a stylized face with tribal sun imagery has become emblematic of late-90s hard rock aesthetics, making it a nostalgic piece for music enthusiasts and a desirable item for completist collectors of the band's discography.
Origin
United States
Maker
Godsmack (Republic Records)
Time period
Released 1998