Algerian born pianist Solal and American expatriate tenor saxophonist Griffin are perfectly matched in this series of duets, brilliant beyond compare and witty to the nth degree. Both are in their seventies and playing better than ever. Griffin has everything going for him in terms of experience, restraint, emotional depth, and potential explosiveness. Solal, an unsung hero in jazz, shows the years that have passed did not sour him on concepts of stark romanticism, improvisational risk taking, or fear of cutting loose; he clearly can do it all.

Songs From The Tin is the 2000 debut album by Patrick Forge and Chris Franck, known collectively as Da Lata. This was released on the Palm Pictures label and this is the promo edition.

Mr. Dead is a rapper that is about horrorcore and other cores no one can even pronounce. A visionary of death metaphors who was a part of the group Metabolics. Metabolics Volume II: Dawn Of The Dead was released in 2000 by Wordsound Records.

Outhipped is the 1999 album by German jazz organist Barbara Dennerlein. Released in her home country via Universal, it was released in North America in 2000 and was the last of three albums she did for Verve.

Everything I Love is the 2000 CD by Brazilian pianist/vocalist Eliane Elias. She co-produced this album with Marc Johnson. This was her last album for Blue Note before moving to Bluebird.

A Sudden Attack, Boston is a 2CD Led Zeppelin bootleg of a show recorded on 26 January, 1969 at the Boston Tea Party in Boston, Massachusetts. This was released on the Shout To The Top label in 2000.

The Dropper is the 2000 album by jazz trio Medeski, Martin & Wood. This was their second album for Blue Note.

Hamburger is a 2000 compilation album by California pop punk band The Muffs. This was assembled after departing Warner/Reprise and became an independent band. The release of their first indie album lead to them putting together songs taken from singles and compilations, including tribute albums. This was released on Sympathy For The Record Industry (SFTRI).

The first of five albums headed by trombonist Jimmy Cleveland during 1955-1959 (he has not led any since), this out of print LP (which was reissued by Trip in the 1970s) features Cleveland in medium-size groups with trumpeter Ernie Royal; either Lucky Thompson or Jerome Richardson on tenor; baritonist Cecil Payne; Hank Jones, John Williams, or Wade Legge on piano; Barry Galbraith, Paul Chambers, or Oscar Pettiford on bass; and either Max Roach, Osie Johnson, or Joe Harris on drums. The all-star cast interprets a variety of Quincy Jones arrangements, alternating standards with lesser-known originals, and although many of his sidemen get fine spots, Cleveland generally wins solo honors. ~ AllMusic Review by Scott Yanow

Ballads & More Hits is a compilation allegedly released sometime in 2000 by British hard rock band Magnum. No label is listed on this disc. It was released in Bulgaria under the title Ballads & Hits.

Love Rain is a 2000 single by Phiadelphia soul singer Jill Scott. Released in support of her debut album Who Is Jill Scott: Words & Sounds Vol. 1, this CD also features remixes with American rapper Mos Def. This was released on Hidden Beach/Epic Records.

A hip-hop/turntablism compilation disc released by Future Primitive, featuring highlights from some of the kings of the un/all-genre. Includes music from Rob Swift, Z-Trip, DJ Zeph, DJ Faust & Shortee, DJ Design, and many more.

Anthology is a 2000 compilation album by American power pop band The Rubinoos. This was released by Beserkley via Castle Music via Sanctuary via BMG and perhaps via someone else in a few weeks.

Remix Plus is the 2000 compact disc by American pop singer Christina Aguilera. This is actually a repress of her 1999 debut album with an additional bonus tracks. This was released in Japan by RCA/BMG.

Hiperkarma is a 2000 eponymous album by a Hungarian pop rock band, some call them an alternative rock group. This is from the 2006 repress released by 1G.