All The Fan Made Discs
Music discs have always been one of Minecraft's most satisfying collectibles. They are rare, they are tied to exploration, and they give players a reason to hunt down creepers, raid dungeons, and poke around woodland mansions. All The Fan Made Discs takes that idea and expands it dramatically, turning a small handful of tunes into a full-blown soundtrack for your world.
What All The Fan Made Discs Adds to the Game
This mod is built around one simple goal: more music, more goals, more adventure. It introduces 79 brand-new music discs, each with its own track and texture. Instead of the same few records looping in your base, you get a massive library of fan-made songs spanning dozens of styles and moods.
The mod is inspired by the resource packs "All Fan Made Discs Minecraft" Parts 1 through 6 by Yomikester238, which originally brought these tracks into the game as a cosmetic pack. All The Fan Made Discs for Minecraft converts that concept into a proper mod, complete with survival-friendly acquisition methods.
How You Actually Get the Discs
Roughly 25 of the 79 discs are currently obtainable in survival mode, and the developer is actively working on the rest. The current distribution looks like this:
- 26 discs are injected into vanilla loot tables, so they can appear in chests you already know and love.
- 3 discs are craftable, giving you a reliable recipe-based path to specific tracks.
- 3 discs are hidden inside new structures, rewarding exploration.
- Additional discs drop from custom mob loot, adding a reason to fight enemies you might otherwise ignore.
That mix matters. It means the mod is not just a jukebox filler. It reshapes loot tables and mob drops, so every dungeon run and every creeper kill carries a little more potential payoff. If you enjoy the collection loop of vanilla Minecraft, this mod scratches that itch hard.
Supported Versions and Loader
All The Fan Made Discs is a Fabric mod, and the developer has been clear about its direction: there are no plans for a Forge port, and no plans to backport to older releases. Development focuses on the latest Minecraft version, which keeps new features flowing instead of splitting effort across legacy branches. If you play on a modern Fabric setup, you are in the right place.
If you want the smoothest possible setup, the foxygame.net launcher handles All The Fan Made Discs through its built-in add-on catalog, so the correct build is matched to your installed Minecraft version without any manual file shuffling. It is a convenient option for players who would rather spend their evening hunting discs than troubleshooting mod folders.
How to Install All The Fan Made Discs
Getting the mod running is straightforward, but order matters. Follow these steps:
- Install Fabric Loader for the Minecraft version the mod currently targets.
- Place the Fabric API jar in your mods folder. All The Fan Made Discs depends on it.
- Download All The Fan Made Discs and drop the jar into the same mods folder.
- Launch the game through your Fabric profile and confirm the mod loads without errors.
Once you are in, test it quickly by checking a few loot chests or spawning the discs in creative mode to preview the tracks. If something fails to load, the usual culprit is a missing or outdated Fabric API.
A Note on Visual Overhaul Compatibility
The mod supports round disc rendering through Visual Overhaul. A separate compatibility resource pack, RoundDiscs-ATFMD, is available for players who use that feature. Without it, the discs still work fine, they simply use the standard square icon style.
Things to Keep in Mind
This mod is still under active development. The developer openly states that only a portion of the discs are survival-obtainable right now, with more planned over time. That is worth knowing before you start a collection-focused playthrough, because you may hit a wall on certain tracks until future updates land.
There is also a licensing detail to respect. The songs and disc textures belong to their original creators and carry their own copyright terms. If your track is included and you want it removed, the mod author has provided contact channels for that request.
Final Thoughts
All The Fan Made Discs is a passion project with a clear identity. It does not try to reinvent Minecraft's core systems. It simply gives you more reasons to open chests, explore structures, and fight mobs, all in service of a growing music collection. For players who love the jukebox grind, it is an easy recommendation, especially on a modern Fabric setup where installation takes only a few minutes.