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His novella "Seasons" has been stuck in my head for a long time. A brutal and amazing story.

Siouxsie and the Banshees, "This Wheel's on Fire".

First thoughts Jenny Ondioline by Sterolab and from left field, Dead Flag blues by Godspeed You! Black Emperor.

Many, maybe hardest to take is Pink Floyd's "The Final Cut"

A Compukit UK 101 from around 1980ish. Each of the keyboard keys needed to be soldered individually.

Right now I'd say... Led Zeppelin IV Lou Reed - Transformer Bob Dylan - Hurricane Doors - LA Woman

Led Zeppelin Roxy Music on Top of the Pops Sparks, same Gojira at opening ceremony of Paris Olympics

Shadow Play

All good albums. Was playing Schools Out a couple of days ago... but, yes, easy call for me, Led Zep IV wins.

Since I didn't see anyone mention these, the short story collection "The Illustrated man" I remember being excellent, and his short story (meybe not in that collection) "The Golden Apples of the Sun" is a favorite of mine.

Terry Pratchett and Elden Ring

King of the rumbling spires.... and many more.

Not sure if anybody already mentioned the Charles Stross 'Laundry Files' series, starts with 'The Atrocity Archive', there are many more books. My best attempt to classify these into genres would be some combination of spy/horror/alternate history/comedy.