Budgie

Deep Purple, Burn comes out the same time as Slade's Old, New, Borrowed and Blue.

Um, I like this one, May 17th, '74, uh, Budgie's In for the Kill comes out at the same time as UFO's Phenomenon.

And those are very similar albums anyways.

They're about similar in heaviness.

And frankly, in the comments, most people were saying that the Judas Priest album's more important, and it, it went gold and Van Halen went diamond.

Um, but kinda funny, uh, the same day you get Van Halen, you also get Little Feat, Waiting for Columbus, so there's your Ted Templeman Warner Brothers, uh, connection there, and British Lions and a Dusty Springfield album.

Um, love this one, February 17th, '78, Budgie, Impeccable, for your old school hard rock, you know, fussily recorded.

Um, but there's a great punk album on that exact same day, Crossing the Red Seas with The Adverts and, uh, Kate Bush, uh, The Kick Inside.