"What are your influences?: 10 records that made you want to make music

This could be different to your favourite albums or whatever, but what are the albums or singles that influenced you to start making music? This could also be interpreted in a 'what would your All Back to Mine / Late Night Tales selection look like'?

I'll post mine in a bit.

10 is impossible

aphex twin - SAW 85-92
"" - analord EPs
luke vibert/jeremy simmonds - weirs
YMO - BGM
sakamoto - esperanto/illustrated musical encyclopedia
jon hassell - aka darbari java
eno - music for films
pyrolator - wunderland
mr. fingers - ammnesia
gas - zauberberg
xon (richard h. kirk from cab voltaire) - dissonance EP
burger ink - las vegas
tanaka hirokazu & suzuki keiichi - mother 2 (earthbound) ost
cocteau twins - victorialand
drexciya - neptune's lair
the other people place - lifestyles of the laptop cafe
terry riley - shri camel
laurie spiegel - the expanding universe
autechre - entire discography
japan - gentlemen take polaroids
herbie hancock - mr hands
oneohtrix point never - rifts
silver apples - s/t & contact
tangerine dream - white eagle
donna summer - i feel love (patrick cowley edit)
manuel gottsching - e2-e4
haruomi hosono - coincidental music
yasuaki shimizu - music for commercials
deepchord/echospace - liumin
quadrant - quadrant dub
actress - RIP
carl craig as psyche/BFC - elements

10 is impossible

David Bowie, 'Aladdin Sane'
Kraftwerk, 'Trans Europe Express'
Dusty Springfield, 'Dusty In Memphis'
Pet Shop Boys, 'Actually' / 'Introspective' / 'Behaviour'
Kate Bush, 'The Kick Inside'
The Velvet Underground & Nico, s/t
Billy Joel, 'Glass Houses'
and about a thousand others

Forgot to answer my own question. Ten releases that have influenced me to make music. This was a harder exercise than it seemed, because I kept questioning the difference between really loving an album and to what extent it actually had an impact on my sound/aesthetic preferences... But here it is. Mostly ugly white blokes:

Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense (film)
Kid Creole & the Coconuts - Tropical Gangsters
Pere Ubu - Dub Housing
The Boo Radleys - Giant Steps
The Beach Boys - Smiley Smile
Tom Waits - the Frank Trilogy
Dead Rat Orchestra - (live performances)
Black Dice - Beaches & Canyons
of Montreal - Hissing Fauna, Are You The Destroyer?
Animal Collective - Sung Tongs

Obv there's a lot more stuff out there. I mean, Autechre are so important to opening up this world of music that I always go back to, but it's not really audible in the kind of stuff I'm doing RN. I'd say Kate Bush too, but that's more of a recent thing and she's a very obvious reference point, I feel. Also, loads of dub, funk, hip hop, world music and dance music but no specific releases to encapsulate these.