Do you remember what was playing in your Discman in 2000?

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Let's see your list!

2-feign-reluctance

Last time I remember playing something in a Discman was Nirvana’s Unplugged back in 1994 on a bus ride to Chicago with my high school chemistry class. The next year my Pop put a CD head unit in my CRX for my birthday and it was bye-bye Discman. No more plugging it into the cigarette lighter for juice and having the passenger be a human disc changer. Haha!! 

mookeywrench

Jr/Sr year in high school
My taste was spoonfed by whatever our MN hard rock station (93x) played.

Pearl Jam - Binaural
Pearl Jam - Euro 2000 boots (this was the impetus of finding this message board and learning the was a fan club) 
Green Day - Warning
Operation Ivy
Blink 182 - discography
Rancid - discography
Led zeppelin- discography 
Metallica - discography 
Sublime - discography 
Smashing Pumpkins - machina
Creed's debut
Staind's debut
Deftones- white pony
ACDC - Can't remember the title, it had I Feel Safe in NYC on it.
Tool - aenima 
A Perfect Circle (came out the same day as an Eminem album. Argued with the checkstand girl when she asked if I downloaded anything from that album....rockist me said that Eminem wouldn't even be relevant in 20 years)
RHCP - Californication 

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2-feign-reluctance said:

Last time I remember playing something in a Discman was Nirvana’s Unplugged back in 1994 on a bus ride to Chicago with my high school chemistry class. The next year my Pop put a CD head unit in my CRX for my birthday and it was bye-bye Discman. No more plugging it into the cigarette lighter for juice and having the passenger be a human disc changer. Haha!! 

Nice story!

Pap

mookeywrench said:

Jr/Sr year in high school
My taste was spoonfed by whatever our MN hard rock station (93x) played.

Pearl Jam - Binaural
Pearl Jam - Euro 2000 boots (this was the impetus of finding this message board and learning the was a fan club) 
Green Day - Warning
Operation Ivy
Blink 182 - discography
Rancid - discography
Led zeppelin- discography 
Metallica - discography 
Sublime - discography 
Smashing Pumpkins - machina
Creed's debut
Staind's debut
Deftones- white pony
ACDC - Can't remember the title, it had I Feel Safe in NYC on it.
Tool - aenima 
A Perfect Circle (came out the same day as an Eminem album. Argued with the checkstand girl when she asked if I downloaded anything from that album....rockist me said that Eminem wouldn't even be relevant in 20 years)
RHCP - Californication 

Cool list! Keep it coming people!

cp3iverson

I distinctly remember listening to Kid A on a discman while spending half a month in downtown Dublin in Nov 2000.  

Also was playing...

-Sunny Day Real Estate “The Rising Tide”
-At the Drive In’s 2000 album
-Smashing Pumpkins “Machina”
-PJ European Bootlegs

Tim Simmons

Kid A
A bunch of DMB summer 2000 bootlegs
Gorilliaz debut

mookeywrench

Gorillaz was 2001.

Tim Simmons

Oof. You’re right. 

Then The Man Who. I was still playing that a year later

EarlWelsh

Jimmy Eat World - Clarity 

cp3iverson

EarlWelsh said:

Jimmy Eat World - Clarity 

Oh shit me too

Glorified KC

A lot of Foo Fighters and Incubus.

mookeywrench

Tim Simmons said:

Oof. You’re right. 

Then The Man Who. I was still playing that a year later

 Cringe...having flashbacks of Why Does It Always Rain On Me playing everytime i walked into a Starbucks in the early 2000's.

SmallestOceans

Now 5
Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water
Baha Men
Marshall Mathers LP

eeriepadave

Queens of the Stone Age- Rated R

A Perfect Circle- Mer de Noms

Disturbed- The Sickness

Godsmack- Awake

Linkin Park- Hybrid Theory

Mudvayne- L.D.50

The Offspring- Conspiracy of One

Green Day- Warning

The Hives- Veni Vidi Viscous

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tempo_n_groove

Jay Z the Blueprint
Linkin Park Hybrid Theory
The Clarks Let it Go
Daft Punk Homework
Refused Shape of Punk to Come
Johnny Cash's Greatest Hits
Marshal Mathers
At The Drive In Relationship Command
U2 All That you can't leave behind
BT Movement in Still Life
A Perfect Circle Mer de Noms
Smashing Pumpkins Machina
Misfits Collection 2
Metallica Garage Inc
SOAD Self Titled
Blink 182 Enema of the State
Incubus Make Yourself
Pearl Jam Live CD's  Couldn't get enough of them!

Some albums were older but were still in heavy rotation.  Napster was the greatest thing in the world to me at the time because I could finally get to hear songs that I couldn't find anywhere else.

clayton12

Deftones-White Pony
At The Drive In-Relationship Of Command
Outkast-Stankonia
Green Day-Warning
Smashing Pumpkins-Machina

and still listening to RHCP and STP from the year before.

HughFreakingDillon

Glorified KC said:

A lot of Foo Fighters and Incubus.

this ^^

dankind

This old thing?

(Actually, it’s my primary CD player now.)

tbergs

dankind said:

This old thing?

(Actually, it’s my primary CD player now.)

This one has lasted me almost 20 years after my original crapped out. It was a beast back in the days of MP3 CDs before digital files made them irrelevant. It also serves as our primary CD player in our living room attached to the stereo receiver
 

Indifference71

In 2000 it was definitely either Green Day, Blink 182 or Eminem.  

tbergs

I was spinning the new discs from A Perfect Circle, Disturbed, Nonpoint, Linkin Park, Outkast, The Beatles (number 1's compilation), The Best of the Doors, RATM Renegades, Eminem, PJ, Godsmack, Staind, Tool, Limp Bizkit (pissed they broke PJ's record for sales in a week though). Sadly, I also listened to a lot of Nickelback's The State, although I never bought it, just ripped from Napster.

Still spinning these quite a bit in early 2000: Metallica S&M, Sevendust, Dr. Dre, Korn, STP, Incubus, Creed, NIN, Static X and RATM from previous fall.

dankind

Oh yeah, and to answer the question:

Mule Variations
The Soft Bulletin
Yield
Live on Two Legs
A Prince Among Thieves
Brave New World
NYC Ghosts and Flowers
To Venus and Back
Red Dirt Girl
The Fragile
Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai (OST)
O Brother, Where Art Thou? (OST)
Lovers Rock
Live Through This
A Ass Pocket of Whiskey
Come On In
Furnace Room Lullaby
Hello Nasty
Paul’s Boutique

Mutations
Stankonia
Mirrorball (Sarah McLachlan)
Unplugged (Neil Young)

2-feign-reluctance

Mmm, The Fragile. So, so good.

dankind

2-feign-reluctance said:

Mmm, The Fragile. So, so good.

As someone who tends to agree with your statement, I still love the original Pitchfork review. 

https://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/5799-the-fragile/

rummy

Oasis - SOTSOG
U2 - ATYCLB 
Stereophonics - Performance and Cocktails 
plus a bunch already listed.

HughFreakingDillon

unfortunately, a lot of puddle of mudd, korn, limp bizquick, et al. 

i had lost my musical way in the early oughts.

also marlilyn manson, radiohead, yield, binaural, cornell's euphoria mourning. 

2-feign-reluctance

dankind said:

2-feign-reluctance said:

Mmm, The Fragile. So, so good.

As someone who tends to agree with your statement, I still love the original Pitchfork review. 

https://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/5799-the-fragile/

Damn! Poor guy, sounds like he really went through it in order to type all that up.