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  1. 🇷🇺 t.A.T.u. "All the Things She Said Remixes" – 2002 - Promo

    A compelling remix package built around one of the most explosive pop singles of the early 2000s. Produced by Trevor Horn, the original's dramatic melodies and emotional intensity remain intact while the remixes add harder beats, club grooves, and expansive electronic textures...

    #tatu #trevorhorn #dancepop #electropop #trance #remix #2000smusic #vinyl #music #vinylrecords #nowspinningonvinyl #nowspinning

  2. Outkast Play “Ms. Jackson”

    Listen to this track by Dirty South progressive hip hop innovators Outkast. It’s “Ms. Jackson”, the second single from their landmark record Stankonia released in October of 2000. That record received rave critical reviews across the board. It also made an impact on the musical landscape as a whole from within hip hop as well as without. It certainly helped open up the possibilities for hip hop artists working in the south. By the turn of the century, the traditional east-west divide was no longer the only game in town. Outkast were on the vanguard of that movement.

    “Ms. Jackson” received heavy radio play all over the world as a popular fixture on playlists alongside pop songs of all styles. Among other songs on the record, this hit tune is the product of a new creative approach between creative heads André 3000 and Big Boi. They pair acrobatic rapping, beats, and samples with varied instrumentation, a singable chorus, and more complex song structures. On the album as a whole, Outkast reference psychedelia, funk, and rock fused together with modern hip hop into something new. In doing so, they lean into classic styles of the past while also pushing the envelope into more experimental territory.

    There’s even a heavy shot of the confessional singer-songwriter storytelling element in this song. “Ms. Jackson” offers clear narratives that outline characters and their motivations with a complex set of perspectives. To create that effect, André 3000 considered his own life experiences and worked alone with an acoustic guitar to work out his ideas at home. Big Boi worked primarily in their recently acquired Stankonia studio in Atlanta. In part because of that separation, this song and many of the other tracks on the album depart from the norm to what was happening in hip hop by the end of the Nineties and set a template for others in a new century.

    “Ms. Jackson” tells a true story, or certainly a true set of sentiments between real people. From the mid-Nineties to the end of the decade, André 3000 was in a relationship with then up and coming R&B singer Erykah Badu who became the mother of their son. “Ms. Jackson” touches on that story, with the titular figure being Badu’s mother in André’s verses. The pleas for forgiveness in this tune are heartfelt on his part in the context of his break up with Badu. But this song is more nuanced than just being a straightforward confessional piece full of personal remorse, regret, and a trillion apologies. That is only one single perspective in a song that deals in wider themes beyond that one situation.

    Outkast’s André 300 performing in October 2003. image: Tulane Public Relations

    Big Boi’s contribution is not specifically directed at Badu or the real Ms. Jackson at all even if his recriminatory tone was purportedly not entirely welcome when Badu heard the song. His verses (one and three) centre around how ugly break ups can get from a more general perspective. To be fair, the shift in perspective between Big Boi’s verses and André’s wasn’t immediately obvious to many on first listen. Yet his verses paint a starkly realistic and painful picture of how break ups so often play out between two people and their respective familial camps. The children in the middle of that conflict are often reduced to points of leverage used by one party over another and vice versa.

    André’s story is the more introspective picture of a relationship breakdown. But it’s no less illustrative of the costly toll it takes on everyone involved. In his verses, he ponders how easy it is to lose ground as perspectives shift from the puppy love of youth to the complexities of love in adulthood. He examines the responsibilities, obligations, and changing perspectives that go beyond idealized views of relationships and romantic feelings. Further to that, André’s narrator suggests how disconnection from a lover’s family when love breaks down can be just as significant a loss as the break up itself. Speaking directly to his lover’s mother speaks volumes on that front.

    This exchange between the two perspectives between André 3000 and Big Boi on “Ms. Jackson” creates a compelling contrast. Even if they come at the subject of marital and familial breakdowns from entirely different angles, the common denominator running through the whole song is plain old agony. Break ups always hurt—some more than others, but always with a certain amount of misery on both sides as a given. When love, acceptance, and inclusion so easily turn to acrimony, rejection, and separation, how could it not? “Ms. Jackson” demonstrates how complex these states of affairs can be, infused with anger, grief, remorse, disconnection, and utter loneliness.

    As a song on the radio, “Ms. Jackson” was evidence of a maturity spike across the pop music spectrum as a whole by 2000. Like the movement of a lot of rock music during the Nineties and into the new century when compared to the widespread casual misogyny of the 1980s, things had changed in hip hop, too. Blurry edges and emotional grey areas that were more true to life replaced the simplistic divide between men and women and who might be to blame for relationship breakdowns.

    In this, “Ms. Jackson” was innovative as one of the most emotionally complex songs of the era in any genre. It approaches the very well-traveled pop music subject of break ups in a new way, with everyone in the narrative as flawed as each other instead of either party being a hero or a villain. It’s a human drama, with anger, hurt, and feelings of guilt still present. But along with that, so are the realities of claiming ownership of one’s mistakes, taking responsibility for caring for innocent parties, and paying proper respect to those one has hurt, even if one’s own heart is also broken.

    Because this song is based on real events and involving real people, a question that arose at the time and soon after this song achieved popularity was simply this: what did the real Ms. Jackson think of this big hit song bearing her name? Well, she loved it. It even resulted in purchasing a personalized licence plate, the wording of which is pretty easy to guess.

    Outkast put out two more albums after Stankonia before breaking up in 2007 and then only briefly reuniting in 2014. They were inducted into the Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of Fame in 2025, recognized today as the most successful hip hop duo of all time.

    Big Boi is an active solo artist, record producer, and actor today. Catch up to his more recent movements at bigboi.com.

    André 3000 took a long hiatus from his music career with some of that time spent pursuing an acting career. In 2023, he put out his solo record New Blue Sun, his first recording in 17 years. That album is not a hip hop record, but rather one that finds him exploring instrumental new age flute music. Learn about that release right here.

    Enjoy!

    #2000sMusic #hipHop #Outkast #songsAboutBreakingUp #songsAboutFamily
  3. Nelly Furtado featuring Timbaland's "Promiscuous" hit number one on the Billboard Hot 100 on July 8, 2006 and spent six weeks at the top of the chart.

    #Music, #NellyFurtado, #Timbaland, #2000s, #2000sMusic

  4. GODSPEED YOU BLACK EMPEROR!
    Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas To Heaven
    2018 Canada 2xLP reissue

    As epic and breathtaking now as it was in 2000.

    This masterpiece is not something I listen to that often. I can’t listen to it in pieces. It has to be heard and experienced from start to finish, all glorious 88 minutes of it. It’s exhaustive, but worth every second of the listener’s time.

    Truly one of the landmark albums of the #2000s , and one of the greatest Canadian bands ever.
    When talking about #postrock as a genre, and of its high artistic watermarks, this behemoth is one of the few standing at the top.

    Just an exhilarating piece of art.

    Perfect selection for last spin of the night.

    #vinyl #vinylrecords #vinylcommunity #records #vintage #retro #physicalmedia #analog #cratedigging #vinylcollection #vinylfinds #rare #art #postrock #godspeedyoublackemperor #canada #Montreal #2000smusic

  5. Usher's "U Remind Me" hit number one on the Billboard Hot 100 on July 7, 2001 and spent four weeks at the top of the chart.

    #Music, #Usher, #2000s, #2000sMusic

  6. Song of the Moment: Backstreet Boys – “The Call”

    "The Call" was released as the second single from Backstreet Boys' 2000 album, Black & Blue.

    aeschtunes.com/2026/07/02/song

    #Music, #BackstreetBoys, #2000s, #2000sMusic, #PopMusic, #AeschTunes

  7. Shakira featuring Wyclef Jean's "Hips Don't Lie" hit number one on the Billboard Hot 100 on June 17, 2006 and spent two weeks at the top of the chart.

    #Music, #Shakira, #WyclefJean, #2000s, #2000sMusic

  8. Chamillionaire featuring Krayzie Bone's "Ridin'" hit number one on the Billboard Hot 100 on June 3, 2006 and spent two weeks at the top of the chart.

    #Music, #Chamillionaire, #KrayzieBone, #2000s, #2000sMusic

  9. Christina Aguilera, Lil' Kim, Mya, and Pink's cover of "Lady Marmalade" hit number one on the Billboard Hot 100 on June 2, 2001 and spent five weeks at the top of the chart.

    #Music, #ChristinaAguilera, #LilKim, #Mya, #Pink, #2000s, #2000sMusic

  10. Def Leppard released the Yeah! album on May 23, 2006. Happy 20th anniversary to Yeah!

    #Music, #DefLeppard, #2000s, #2000sMusic

  11. Pet Shop Boys released the Fundamental album on May 22, 2006. Happy 20th anniversary to Fundamental!

    #Music, #PetShopBoys, #2000s, #2000sMusic

  12. Am I the only one who doesn't like the current trend of pop music, like all so bland and boring to me, maybe cuz the 2000s and the 2010s influenced me so much that music rn sounds like boiled chicken breast
    #music #popmusic #2010smusic #2020smusic #2000smusic #popculture #trend #popindustry

  13. WEEN
    White Pepper
    2026 U.S. Ltd. Edition reissue
    Green Pepper vinyl

    The SECOND of the two Ween reissue purchases today.
    This is NOT cut at #45rpm like Quebec is, but it sounds phenomenal.

    I’ve owned a Plain Recordings reissue (yuck!) of this on white vinyl for a long time, and I was always disgusted by how it sounds.

    THIS makes up for that time of agony.

    Thank you, Rhino for finally delivering a great sounding press of this at a decent price.

    “Exactly Where I’m At” has entered the chat about the greatest all-time album openers of all time.

    And yes, once again…

    All. Hail. Boognish.
    Forever.

    #vinyl #vinylrecords #vinylcommunity #vinylcollection #retro #vintage #art #music #analog #ween #whitepepper #boognish #2000s #2000smusic #deanween #geneween

  14. WEEN
    Quebec
    2026 U.S. 2xLP reissue @ #45rpm
    Magenta/Red (?) vinyl

    Finally!
    Picked up BOTH of the new Ween reissues today, but THIS is the one I’m most excited about.

    2 LPs cut at 45rpm, and I couldn’t be more pleased with how my SECOND favorite Ween album sounds.

    Puzzling that it was hyped as being red and magenta colored, when CLEARLY one of them is a cream/off-white color.
    It doesn’t really matter.

    I’ve wanted this magnum opus on vinyl for quite some time, and my copy sounds STELLAR on all four sides. I haven’t even sonic cleaned it yet!

    Long live Boognish.
    For eternity and long after that.

    #vinyl #vinylrecords #vinylcommunity #vinylcollection #retro #vintage #art #music #analog #ween #quebec #boognish #2000s #2000smusic #brown #sobrown

  15. R.E.M. released the Reveal album on May 14, 2001. Happy 25th anniversary to Reveal!

    #Music, #REM, #2000s, #2000sMusic

  16. Depeche Mode released the Exciter album on May 14, 2001. Happy 25th anniversary to Exciter!

    #Music, #DepecheMode, #2000s, #2000sMusic

  17. Rihanna's "SOS" hit number one on the Billboard Hot 100 on May 13, 2006 and spent three weeks at the top of the chart.

    #Music, #Rihanna, #2000s, #2000sMusic

  18. Pearl Jam released its self-titled album on May 2, 2006. Happy 20th anniversary!

    #Music, #PearlJam, #2000s, #2000sMusic

  19. Daniel Powter's "Bad Day" hit number one on the Billboard Hot 100 on April 8, 2006 and spent five weeks at the top of the chart.

    #Music, #DanielPowter, #2000s, #2000sMusic

  20. Erasure released the Union Street album on April 3, 2006. Happy 20th anniversary to Union Street!

    #Music, #Erasure, #2000s, #2000sMusic

  21. Roxette released the Room Service album on April 2, 2001. Happy 25th anniversary to Room Service!

    #Music, #Roxette, #2000s, #2000sMusic

  22. Sean Paul's "Temperature" hit number one on the Billboard Hot 100 on April 1, 2006.

    #Music, #SeanPaul, #2000s, #2000sMusic

  23. Shaggy featuring Rayvon's "Angel" hit number one on the Billboard Hot 100 on March 31, 2001.

    #Music, #Shaggy, #Rayvon, #2000s, #2000sMusic

  24. Crazy Town's "Butterfly" hit number one on the Billboard Hot 100 on March 24, 2001 and spent two non-consecutive weeks at the top of the chart.

    #Music, #CrazyTown, #2000s, #2000sMusic

  25. Ne-Yo's "So Sick" hit number one on the Billboard Hot 100 on March 18, 2006 and spent two weeks at the top of the chart.

    #Music, #NeYo, #2000s, #2000sMusic

  26. J MASCIS + THE FOG
    More Light
    2025 U.S. Remastered reissue

    SO FRIGGIN HAPPY that they’ve reissued both of the J + The Fog records.

    The remaster on this is INCREDIBLE.

    J is one of my all-time (hometown) heroes. If you don’t have J. Mascis on your list of most epic guitar gods ever, then I’m afraid I can’t take your list too seriously.

    I also picked up Free So Free as well, and they are both more than welcome editions to my vinyl library.

    For me, there’s not a weak moment on More Light. Songs like “Waistin” have a sun-soaked #60s California sound to them.
    And of course, like ANY album J is on, MONSTER guitar playing.
    Because… J Mascis.

    I’ll post Free So Free next, but both of these are my two favorite purchases/additions from this year so far.

    “Where’d Ya Go” full volume all in your faces.

    #vinyl #vinylrecords #vinylcommunity #vinylcollection #retro #vintage #art #music #jmascis #dinosaurjr #2000s #2000smusic #indie #alternative #guitars #Guitar #jmascisandthefog

  27. METALUX
    Fluorescent Towers
    2001 U.S. pressing

    Some very noisy and #abstract #experimental #electronic music for breakfast.

    I’m not even sure where or why the hell I would have gotten this from. One of those records that seemed to have just appeared in my collection one day while I was reorganizing.

    METALUX were a duo that used hand-built electronics, tape machines, heavily processed guitars and vocals to create the wonderful racket on this record.

    Although they have a handful of other albums, this is the only one I own or have even heard.

    It’s a special kind of weird and unique that may not be for everybody, but it’s certainly for me. Pretty interesting stuff.

    #vinyl #vinylrecords #vinylcommunity #vinylcollection #retro #vintage #art #music #2000s #2000smusic #artrock #noise #noisy #NoiseRock

  28. Set Review: Green Day – “Warning” (25th Anniversary Reissue)

    On November 14, 2025, Green Day released a 25th anniversary reissue of the Warning album. This review will focus on the CD deluxe box version of the release.

    aeschtunes.com/2026/01/24/set-

    #Music, #MusicReview, #GreenDay, #2000s, #2000sMusic, #AlternativeMusic, #RockMusic, #AeschTunes