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08.11.16 Rec me hip-hop/rap07.29.16 Rec me some metal and stuff

Rec me hip-hop/rap

I'm a complete noob when it comes to hip-hop, so rec me some really good shit that will get me into the genre. I've dipped my toe in and 1-4 are the only records that have really stuck out to me so far. 5-7 are recent digs to maybe give some direction to different stuff that I might like? Anything that's kind of experimental/weird while still being catchy would be great. Maybe influenced by metal/grindcore/psychedelia/jazz?
1Beastie Boys
Paul's Boutique


One of my favorite albums of all time. Never heard anything else quite like it.
2Kanye West
My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy


This is the only record of Kanye's that I've really gotten into. Only given his other stuff a cursory listen, but none of it really gripped me as much as MBDTF.
3Aesop Rock
Labor Days


"Daylight" is my favorite song off any of these four records. The rest is pretty good, but not great enough for me to spin this regularly.
4Death Grips
Bottomless Pit


I know, I'm really basic. But this was actually pretty good. Upon first couple listens, I wished the last half was as abrasive as the fist (which, granted, isn't super abrasive), but I actually kind of like the contrast.
5GridLink
Amber Gray


Finally got around to Gridlink recently. Now one of my favorite grindcore bands.
6Thantifaxath
Sacred White Noise


IDK what it is about this record, but I love it.
7Of Montreal
Skeletal Lamping


This is actually one of their best records. It's a shame most of their later stuff is pretty ehhh. Funky, psychedelic, catchy as hell, jarring structural shifts. I love it.
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