You listen to a lot of hip hop which is not something I've ever really been able to get into, minus Kendrick Lamar. Though, I've never listened to Nick Cave, I imagine that's something I should do.

You listen to Nick Cave, and I'll listen to Storm Corrosion

Aight, but I can't promise I'll love it. Although...the first track on No More Shall We Part is quite good. Is this going to be me finding my love of Radiohead all over again? What are you doing to me Justthefacts? WHY HAVE I BEEN MISSING ALL THIS GOOD MUSIC.

You're too stuck on Igorrr is your problem.

Igorrr is ****ing great and you know it.

I plead the 5th so hard

6. Don't be Justthefacts

I would tell you how good the first track on Storm Corrosion is but it's not over yet because it's 10 fucking minutes long.

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The only order this is in is alphabetical, with comps at the end:

Animals As Leaders—The Joy of Motion (2014)
Baaba—EasterChristmas (2014)
Igor Boxx—Breslau (2010)
Delta 9—Hate Tank (1995)
Eric Dolphy/Booker Little—At the Five Spot (1961)
Eläkeläiset—Humppakäräjät (1994)
FFF—20.000 Hardcore Members Can't Be Wrong (2011)
G-Swing—Swing for Modern Clubbing (2006)
Honduran—Street Eagles (2013)
Freddie Hubbard—The Night of the Cookers (1965)
Quincy Jones—Big Band Bossa Nova (1962)
Christine Lauterburg—Aërope (2008)
Liquid Liquid—Slip In and Out of Phenomenon (2008)
Mikrokolektyw—Absent Minded (2013)
Nasenbluten—100% No Soul Guaranteed (1995)
Okmalumkoolkat—Holy Oxygen I (2014)
Ozric Tentacles—The YumYum Tree (2009)
Radium—Paranoia Performance (2001)
Rhùn—Fanfare du Chaos (2013)
Slam Stewart & Major Holley—Shut Yo' Mouth! (1981)
Ullulators—Beyond the Gates of Ull (1986)
Xploding Plastix—Treated Timber Resists Rot (2008)
Various—Blue Funk (2008)
Various—Bossa Nova and the Rise of Brazilian Music In the 1960s (2011)
Various—Jess & Crabbe present Bazzerk: African Digital Dance (2011)