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melonpapes · 01-25-2020, 07:59 PM

death grips - the money store
kanye west - mbdtf
frank ocean - channel orange
chance - acid rap
childish gambino - Because the Internet
flying lotus - cosmogramma
tame impala - lonerism (sorry but this album is way better than fucking currents, currents has a handful of tracks that are bops tho)
james blake - james blake

this is based on my last.fm mostly so i'm sure theres some that arent coming to mind, tho i guess if they didnt impact me well enough to leave that lasting impression then they deserve to be omitted, i guess. a lot of these are hip-hop or aligned with hip-hop in some way but in my opinion they all helped shaped the genre into something completely different and more "emotionally open" for lack of a better term rn. Before 2010 it wasn't really cool to show emotions or deep shit in your rap. A lot of those albums also brought new techniques and styles into the production game. Death Grips was cited by a lot of people in the community as a possible influence on Kanye West's "Yeezus" being so filled with loud and abrasive production for example.

and just for the sake of it, here is my 5x5 Last.FM All-time Collage:

01-25-2020, 07:59 PM	#36
melonpapes FFR Player Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Confirmed: Sending supplies Posts: 343	Re: Best albums of the 2010s death grips - the money store kanye west - mbdtf frank ocean - channel orange chance - acid rap childish gambino - Because the Internet flying lotus - cosmogramma tame impala - lonerism (sorry but this album is way better than fucking currents, currents has a handful of tracks that are bops tho) james blake - james blake this is based on my last.fm mostly so i'm sure theres some that arent coming to mind, tho i guess if they didnt impact me well enough to leave that lasting impression then they deserve to be omitted, i guess. a lot of these are hip-hop or aligned with hip-hop in some way but in my opinion they all helped shaped the genre into something completely different and more "emotionally open" for lack of a better term rn. Before 2010 it wasn't really cool to show emotions or deep shit in your rap. A lot of those albums also brought new techniques and styles into the production game. Death Grips was cited by a lot of people in the community as a possible influence on Kanye West's "Yeezus" being so filled with loud and abrasive production for example. and just for the sake of it, here is my 5x5 Last.FM All-time Collage: __________________ Last edited by melonpapes; 01-25-2020 at 08:05 PM..