How To Get All Music Discs In Minecraft

Music Discs were added toMinecraft all the way back in the Alpha version of the game. Several discs have been added since then, ranging from cheerful and pleasant songs to dark and ominous tracks. Listed below are all the Music Discs you can currently get in Minecraft!

All Minecraft Music Discs and How to Get Them

As ofMinecraft version 1.16, there are 13 discs in both Bedrock and Java platforms (not including those added through mods). All Music Discs can be added to a Jukebox to play its distinct track. However, that's not the only important information to know about Music Discs! The lists below show you all the different discs you can get, as well as some helpful additional information about them. For clarity's sake, we've put the list in order of the Music Discs' numeric IDs.

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Music Discs and their names in Minecraft.

Information:

13
- Length: 2 minutes 58 seconds
- Redstone Output Power: 1
- Namespace ID:music_disc_13
- Numeric ID:500
cat
- Length: 3 minutes 5 seconds
- Redstone Output Power: 2
- Namespace ID:music_disc_cat
- Numeric ID:501
blocks
- Length: 5 minutes 45 seconds
- Redstone Output Power: 3
- Namespace ID:music_disc_blocks
- Numeric ID:502
chirp
- Length: 3 minutes 5 seconds
- Redstone Output Power: 4
- Namespace ID:music_disc_chirp
- Numeric ID:503
far
- Length: 2 minutes 54 seconds
- Redstone Output Power: 5
- Namespace ID:music_disc_far
- Numeric ID:504
mall
- Length: 3 minutes 17 seconds
- Redstone Output Power: 6
- Namespace ID:music_disc_mall
- Numeric ID:505
mellohi
- Length: 1 minutes 36 seconds
- Redstone Output Power: 7
- Namespace ID:music_disc_mellohi
- Numeric ID:506
stal
- Length: 2 minutes 30 seconds
- Redstone Output Power: 8
- Namespace ID:music_disc_stal
- Numeric ID:507
strad
- Length: 3 minutes 08 seconds
- Redstone Output Power: 9
- Namespace ID:music_disc_strad
- Numeric ID:508
ward
- Length: 4 minutes 11 seconds
- Redstone Output Power: 10
- Namespace ID:music_disc_ward
- Numeric ID:509
11
- Length: 1 minutes 11 seconds
- Redstone Output Power: 11
- Namespace ID:music_disc_11
- Numeric ID:510
wait
- Length: 3 minutes 58 seconds
- Redstone Output Power: 12
- Namespace ID:music_disc_wait
- Numeric ID:511
Pigstep
- Length: 2 minutes 28 seconds
- Redstone Output Power: 13 (15 in Bedrock)
- Namespace ID:music_disc_pigstep
- Numeric ID:759

Methods to Get Each Disc

There are a couple different ways to get Music Discs, but the most common one (which we'll refer to as thestandard method), is to trick Skeletons into killing Creepers by shooting them with an arrow. We have a more in-depth guide on how to do this if you use the following link: How to get Music Discs in Minecraft.

The other way you can get Music Discs is via Chests. However, only specific discs can appear in some chests. Most of them are obtained via the standard method mentioned above. The following list provides you with all the possible ways to get each type of disc.

13
- Standard Method
- Dungeon Chest
- Woodland Mansion Chest
cat
- Standard Method
- Dungeon Chest
- Woodland Mansion Chest
blocks
- Standard Method
chirp
- Standard Method
far
- Standard Method
mall
- Standard Method
mellohi
- Standard Method
- Buried Chest (Bedrock only)
stall
- Standard Method
strad
- Standard Method
ward
- Standard Method
11
- Standard Method
wait
- Standard Method
- Buried Chest (Bedrock only)
Pigstep
- Bastion Remnant Chest

As you can see in the list above, thePigstep Music Disc is the only disc that cannot be obtained via the standard method, and must be obtained from a Chest in Bastion Remnants. This is likely because Piglins only spawn in the Nether and tend to spawn in massive numbers in Bastion Remnants.

That covers all the basics about Music Discs inMinecraft. We're hoping there will be more in future updates!