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every electronic fan should buy this Masterpiece. love this album. Very amazing album and worth more than 10.99.
I Love Daft Punk. this was the first step to my goal. Ok.
I love this album and every song on it. Period. Every Song I Love On This Album Or On Any.
Its my goal to track down all their albums and buy them (there 3 studio ones and there 2 live ones).
It hurt my head after a while. When you feel head over your heels with a beautiful person you've just met and feel like you're about to burst with butterflies (sounds lame, but oddly, it happens), you've got "Digital Love". But they certainly seemed interesting. And when you feel like an absolute freak and just want to bug out, you have "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger".Every single song would be a certain album highlight on any other album out now. And honestly, other than a few nice points here and there, I hated it. I started listening to Daft Punk in 2007. My first purchase was their live album released that year, Alive 2007. I realize that now, but, at the time it seemed Daft Punk was an overrated, lame dance band.Then, in 2008, I bought their best of.
It seemed like a good album, but it was so damn scratchy and distorted. When you go out with that person and you are subsequently dumped, you get the beautiful instrumental "Veridis Quo", a certain album highlight. But, compared to Discovery, those albums are filler-ridden. This is a lovely album that I look forward to bonding with these next few decades. When you're feeling wild and want to party, you've got the cheesy disco hit "One More Time". Just cuz I'd found that, with dance bands, the studio albums are overlong and mucky and filler-ridden. This one of a kind album blows my mind with each listening.What makes it so good is that it highlights every emotion you feel, sometimes without lyrics. I thought it would be a good place to start.
Then, I picked up Discovery.Discovery is one of those albums you come across once every few years and hate yourself for not having picked it up when it came out; Beck's Odelay, the Beastie Boys' Paul's Boutique, and Arcade Fire's Funeral come to mind. Then I picked up Homework. I certainly could not have enjoyed it not knowing any of their songs. Daft Punk certainly grew on me a bit there.
The samples of "harder, better." are the best. Daft punk did a fine work here. The texts that come with the sound make us look for the references and find good surprises.
it was causing me to stress out instead of getting in the zone. Only good song is Harder Better Faster Stronger. If you must sample the songs and buy à la carte. Didn't really take me anywhere except a loop. The rest of the album just annoys me. Too much repetitive beats and noises.
This album is great dance music, some of the best I've heard. But just because its not Homework or even remotely like Homework doesn't mean it's bad. Just get it, you won't be disappointed. It's not Homework. I think that is quite obvious from just listening to the first song.
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