Music of the 2000s@lemmy.today

2000smusic@lemmy.today

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A community for the love of all music from 2000 to 2009.

Doesn’t matter where it’s from, if it’s musical and you like it, post it here.

RULES:

Always follow ALL rules of the lemmy.today instance and your instance.
One song per post. Try not to post more too many times in a single day (no flooding).
Posted music should play in their entirety, automatically without needing to login or download anything.
Covers and remixes of older music released in this decade is allowed. Re-releases, live performances, and remasters by the original artist fall under the original release date.
Post title must include the song title, the artist or group, and the year this version of the music was originally release.
Other information in the post title, like performance type and length, is encouraged.
If the music was uploaded by someone else, please credit the original uploader.
If you have additional information about the music, like behind-the-scenes trivia or interesting facts, including that in your post is highly encouraged.
Discussion in each post must stay on the topic of that particular piece of music. No political discussion, unless the song in question is explicitly related to such a topic.
No meta commentary or moderation discussion. Report problems using the report function or send a message to a moderator directly.

Be nice to each other & have fun.

❤️

🏳️‍🌈 🇺🇦 🇵🇸 🇭🇰 & every other people and group being mistreated and targeted by hate.

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The Day After Tomorrow / Harald Kloser (2004) (album, 3:27)

The Day After Tomorrow / Harald Kloser (2004) (album, 3:27)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TbyGJJtmWN8