| Display title | Self-Titled Album |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Music's way of straddling the line between No Title and In Case You Forgot Who Wrote It, a Self Titled (or "s/t", or "eponymous") Album is a record named after the artist(s) that created it. Often the first album of the band or used for debut albums or albums that mark a change in the band's lineup. |