Name a few albums which helped determine your musical tastes

As I look back at my list, I can’t believe I left off Bob Dylan, Simon and Garfunkel, Jackson Browne, David Bowie, Lou Reed, Moody Blues, Van Morrison, CSNY...it never ends! I still feel like I’m forgetting someone.

Caravan- in the land of grey and pink
Robert Wyatt- Rock bottom
Magma- self titled
McDonald and Giles- self titled
Kevin Ayers- Whatevershebringswesing
Cream- Disraely gears
Edgar Broughton band- self titled
Pete Brown and Piblokto- Thousand on a raft
Lovecraft- Valley of the moon
NIN- Pretty hate machine
Pretty things- SF Sorrow
Procol Harum- Shine on brightly
Red hot chili peppers- blood sugar sex magik
Spirit- twelve dreams of Dr. Sardonicus
Tempest- self titled
Supertramp- Crime of the century
Zappa- Apostrophe
To name a few :)

Alvin & The Chipmunks..

As a guitarist, stumbling across Mississippi John Hurt's 1928 recordings on Okeh Records was life altering in terms of a vibe I wanted to integrate into my playing.  It became total comfort food for my soul while playing it or listening to it.  Country blues and John Hurt really only make less 1% of what I listen to now as my interests are truly diverse but that was a lifechanging album for me for sure.

Silly Sisters - June Tabor & Maddy Prior et al.
The Power of the Organ - Robert G. Owen, organist
Fire on the Mountain - The Highwoods Stringband
The Bothy Band 1975: The First Album - The Bothy Band
Medieval Roots - The New York Pro Musica
Historic Organs of Spain - E. Power Biggs
Their Satanic Majesties Request - Rolling Stones
Anthology of American Folk Music - The Harry Smith Collection
The Doors - The Doors
Switched-On Bach - Wendy Carlos, Rachel Elkind
Several titles - David Munrow & The Early Music Consort of London
The Dillards ‎– Live... Almost - The Dillards
Et many al.