Music Disc

Music Discs (previously named Records) are items that can be played in jukeboxes. They play music made by C418. Despite the music files themselves being saved in a playable .ogg format, custom music cannot be used unless a modification is installed.

Acquiring discs
The music discs "13" and "cat" are found in 8% of dungeon chests. All music discs except "11" can be obtained by getting a creeper to be killed by a skeleton's arrow.

The player can achieve this by positioning a creeper between a skeleton and themselves, then attracting the skeleton's fire. Since 1.2, mobs no longer attack a second target unless their first target is either killed or out of range, meaning the creeper does not have to be a 1-shot-kill like before. Skeletons will only fire if they are within 8 blocks of the player, so it is recommended that you hunt with speed potions, and be ready to sprint away or sprint attack the creeper if it gets too close. Creepers have 20 health points, or 10 hearts, so it is recommended that you hit them three times with an iron sword (3 hearts damage), then attract a skeleton to one-shot-kill them. This also gives you a single chance to sprint-hit the creeper away if it gets too close. It is also recommended that you make the chase occur within either a plains or desert biome - or some other almost very flat land - so that you can look at the creeper and skeleton without having to look behind you for obstacles.

There are contraptions capable of trapping the skeleton and creeper in such a way that the skeleton tries to shoot you through the creeper, but the creeper cannot attack the skeleton. These, however, either will not work or will be hard/expensive to execute or set up due to upgraded mob AI.

Discs
''Please note, these tracks have been shortened to 30 seconds on the wiki, due to an agreement with the author to allow them onto the wiki. This does not apply to "11".''

Raw music files
The 12 music tracks created for records by C418 can be found in:
 * Windows: %appdata%\.minecraft\resources\streaming\ (AppData is hidden by default)
 * Linux: ~/.minecraft/resources/streaming/ (.minecraft folder is hidden)
 * OSX: ~/Library/Application Support/minecraft/resources/streaming/ (~/Library is hidden in 10.7)

Of the 12, only "cat" and "13" are in a readable Ogg Vorbis format. The remaining .mus files are locked with a simple encryption algorithm. However, they can be decoded by Minecraft on the fly.

You can make the discs play your own music by replacing the .ogg files for "cat" and "13" with your own .ogg files.

Future
It has been stated that in the future, there will be 14 music discs to find in Minecraft, and the changelog for Beta 1.6 confirmed that the record player will support 'more than 15 songs.'

Disc Locations
In the tutorial world of the Xbox version, 12 music disc's are hidden around the world. This is there locations.


 * 13 - When you spawn, head out of the miners cave, In this chest is the music disc, 13 along with a jukebox, 20 arrows and a bow (-132, 67, -47)


 * cat - After exiting the cave, turn around and look up. On both your left and right, you should see 2 windows. Climb up to the window on the right and break it. Inside is a chest containing cat and a stone sword (-134, 71, -45)


 * strad - Before you cross the minecart bridge, look up. In the "A" in "Minecraft" on the side of the village is a chest. You will need approximately. 25 blocks to get high enough to reach it. There is also full diamond armor in this chest (-147, 91, -33)


 * chirp - In the middle of the village is a well, sinking down this well will reveal a secret room containing a chest holding chirp and full gold armor (-194, 57, -36)


 * 11 - At the far end of the village is a farm, next to the farm is a watchtower, climbing to the top of this watchtower will reward you with a chest containing a diamond shovel and the music disc, 11 (-189, 76, -39)


 * far - Back at the starting location after you exit the miners cave, head to your right. You should see another village with a blue flag at the top. In the chest at the top of that tower is a iron sword and the music disc, far (-152, 80, -230)


 * blocks - Behind the starting area is a cave with a cobblestone bridge generator in front. When you enter the cave, head to your right at the intersection. In this room head up the stairs, there should be a chest by the bed containing full iron armor and the music disc, blocks (11, 90, -22)


 * ward - From the entrance to the cave, head to the left and around the corner, in the doorway on the right is a chest containing another diamond shovel and the music disc, ward (36, 83,-60)


 * stal - exit the cave and head to your right. Climb up the hill before you, after reaching the very top you should see a lone tree, near this tree is an overhang with a chest on it. This chest contains a diamond sword and the music disc, stal (40, 115, -100)


 * mellohi - From the location of stal, look to your right, you should see a wooden platform on top of a large tree, at the bottom of this tree is a ladder, the chest is here. It also contains a diamond axe (170, 94, -164)


 * mall - From the last location, head south. When you reach a desert, you should see a red flag off to the right. Again, in the tower the flag is perched on, is the disc, mall (94, 75, 295)


 * where are we now - Outside of the town you found the previous disc in, is a dock with a single boat in the water. In front of you is an island. Jump in the boat and head for the island (267, 65, 331)

Trivia

 * One of the disc names, stal, is in Swedish; "stal" means "stole", but can also be "stål" without the ring diacritic, which means "steel".
 * Music disc "11", based on its data value, is the 11th disc in the game and is the only music disc that is shattered to pieces.
 * Chirp is an Optigan sample that is also used in the song Interludes with Ludes by Them Crooked Vultures and the opening to all the games in the LittleBigPlanet franchise.