I used to listen to THIS?

I have a large collection of CDs, 95% of it is no good. It is all mostly what was popular at the time through the mid-90s, and I don't listen to the majority of it at all anymore. The following is the comprehensive list of everything I regret that I bought or asked for.

I have Tool's first four CDs and I never got into them.
I have Sum 41's first album. It's OK, I guess? For a mid-90s pop-punk album?
I have The Offspring's Americana. Ditto.
Ahaha, I have DMX. Mid-90s rap. This will be a recurring theme.
Evanescence. I have their first two studio albums and their live album.
Audioslave. Holy shit they were overrated. Have two of their albums.
MUDVAYNE. FOUR ALBUMS.
Disturbed I still like a LITTLE. Two albums.
Will Smith. One album.
Mariah Carey. I respect her pre-Butterfly stuff still, but after that ehhhhhh.
Hole. rofl. One album.
Yeah, Limp Bizkit. All of it through Chocolate Starfish.
Christina Aguilera's first album.
Puddle of Mudd OMG can't stand their shit anymore. This will also be a recurring theme.
I have Shania Twain. I'd like to think I was drunk when I bought this. I was only 14, or whatever I was.
Nelly's first album. Again, mid-90s rap.
Nickelback. Four albums. If you're not rofling yet you should be.
Busta Rhymes. Two albums (not the first one).
Korn I still have a little respect for, particularly Follow the Leader.
Master P. Two albums.
Taproot. Two albums.
Creed. Four albums.
Yup Linkin Park. First two studio and their live albums.
Faith Evans. Another recurring theme here is mid-90s R&B.
Mya's first album. wtf
NAStradamus.
Brandy's second album.
Jennifer Lopez's first album.
Jewel's first two albums.
Metallica, Load and Reload only. And St. Anger.
Toni Braxton's first(?) album.
(I kinda regret getting Eminem's first two albums. Conflicted.)
The Space Jam soundtrack.
I have the first two Spice Girls albums. DAMN YOU ADOLESCENCE
Chevelle. Two albums.
THREE DAYS GRACE WTF
The Wild Wild West soundtrack.
WWF The Music Vols. 3 and 4. I have previously liked wrestling. I admit it.

I will now resolve my shame

(Good thing I've stuck to good, clean, dependable, never-gonna-change classic rock as the staple of my music diet. I refuse to get burned for purchasing shitty music ever again.)

Jam it back in, in the dark.