Probably Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory

The Walkman was the cassette player. Weren't the CD players called the Discman?

Now I'm sad that I'd lost my Walkman more than a decade before that, in or around 1990. The Discman sounded better, but was worse on batteries and skipped if you looked at it funny.

System of a Down’s album Toxicity. Prison Song’s opening note is basically what defines the experience.

Linkin park hybrid theory naturally.

Hate to admit it but Creed

NIN the downward spiral

Radiohead - Kid A

Massive Attack’s album Mezzanine, played that on repeat for a long time

Stone Temple Pilots - Core

Something I custom burned myself. Either a mix of ska/punk or an abridged version of The Fragile.

Probably Ok Computer, that album just blew me away. Or Kid A if that was out.

Metallica - S&M

Life-changing album for me and still a top 5. First non-country album I ever bought. I heard my cousin blasting No Leaf Clover and it literally pulled me out of bed. What is that amazing sound!?

Limp Bizkit - Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavoured Water

whilst shaking it up and down showing my friends how it doesn't skip.

Fatboy Slim - You've Come a Long Way, Baby / Better Living Through Chemistry

Dookie

Weird Al - Running with scissors

Daft Punk - Discovery

Linkin Park and Papa Roach probably.

Sum 41 - all killer no filler. That album still slaps

Eiffel 65 - Blue or Weird Al

Disturbed or System of a Down

Moby-Play

Probably 10,000 Hz Legend (Air, the French band) but I never listened to it as much as Moon Safari.

Also Mutations and/or Midnite Vultures (Beck).

And I had an actual Sony Discman in those days too. I remember that it worked better than the player in a friend's car that skipped all the time.

I had a Walkman that played MP3s. I recall it being a pearly blue color. Listened to a lot of different yet similar stuff. Mostly metal, alt, punk, and classic rock.

My burnt cd of " Cool Music" I downloaded off LimeWire.

Deftones - White Pony

P.O.D. ughh

I just wanted something I was allowed to listen to that people had actually heard of

One of my many mp3 mix cds of course.

Beastie boys - Ill communication

311 Soundsystem and a lot of trance.

The Offspring - Conspiracy of One

Ooh, all of them :)

I had an off-brand MP3 CD player that would fit my entire music collection and would read CD-RW's.

It earned the nickname "Lazaraus" because it died and somehow started working again after multiple drops, spills, and other accidents.

But mostly Pearl Jam and Nirvana lol.

Can I get a piracy playlist? Where Napster at?

I bought almost every CD mentioned but own none of them now.

• Incubus - Fungus Amongus
• Alice in Chains MTV Acoustic Album
• Metallica, Nirvana, Van Halen, Scorpions
• Disturbed, System of a Down, SlipNOT, Korn
• Stevie Ray Vaughan, Clapton, etc. too

Ha ha ha I didn't have a walkman, I had an Mp3 player that could fit 15 songs at a time and they were all random stuff I'd downloaded off Napster.

Red Hot Chili Peppers - Aeroplane

Slipknot - Slipknot or maybe Papa Roach - Papa Roach.

If we're talking about the music I had in 2001, probably something like Audio Adrenaline or The Beatles' Lonely Hearts Club Band. Christian music and a small selection of classic rock was all my parents let me listen to at the time.

If we're basing it on current tastes though, probably something like My Bloody Valentine's Loveless or Orange Goblin's Time Travelling Blues.

Club Cutz. It's a music cd with various dance hits, from 1995. I used to be obsessed with it.

I'd rip them to tape and use my real walkman because anti-shock sucks

I’m still listening to So Much For the Afterglow and Savage Garden on cassette tape, cause I can’t afford CDs.