Daft Punk's Random Access Memories

omg that's righteous.

ya basically that (but smaller van)

may 22nd, then

how vulgar

okay, lol at that being THE SAME FUCKING LOOP

at work, can't listen: any new snippets coming out of the truck? So is stage 2 of this campaign gonna be a Carmen Sandiego style chase of the DP truck?

they should have made a DP zeppelin to chase all around the world... or a spaceship !

"around the world"...

http://img91.imageshack.us/img91/4656/craig7sy.gif

you guys are like reddit mouthbreathers thinking they can decode the boston marathon bombing

exactly like that

can one of you imagemagick gurus loop the opening of this song and paste on the vocals from katy perry's last friday night?
lol mashups

can you do a blog post linking to mp3s of all the references

lol mp3 blogs

can one of you imagemagick gurus loop the opening of this song and paste on the vocals from katy perry's last friday night?
lol mashups

I did a rough chipmunk-sounding version of the first verse & chorus:

http://www.sendspace.com/file/5uiiir

if anyone wants to try to do a cleaner version, Last Friday Night = 126bpm in Eb minor, Get Lucky = 116bpm in F# minor

can somebody do a loop just of the daft punk autowarble lyrics segueing into the funk guitar as that's the only enjoyable part of the song
oh wait

cuet

http://24.media.tumblr.com/fe078c6ee77abcba0335a81a3a6823f4/tumblr_mk0z4xKJei1rbg5ufo1_500.gif

http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lu4f2qIZW01qk26dzo1_500.gif

fisheye jason schwartzmann singing along to the synth breaks better be on the album edit, it's the best

a+++ work crutis.
one could timestretch pitch shift it in ableton or whatever, but you already proved the point.

Kcrw just said they were going to play it later this morning.

sanskrit, I have a much better version coming. hold on.

I am hella sick and bedridden today so that is my reason for spending my valuable time doing this

thank you for providing reasoning

get well soon

crut i'll split the margin with you on all the Buzzfeed traffic it will generate. and gr8080 gets 2 points on the gross.

here u go. play this shit at your parties!

http://www.sendspace.com/file/4lj3hj

(you'll have to wait for it)

http://newyork.craigslist.org/mnh/com/3751302689.html
http://i.imgur.com/4mfWdlz.png

Haha!

Seen a few peeps on twitter who are too cool for them. I don't envy them in the slightest.

It's not weird that my favorite DP album is probably Alive 2007, right? I mean, it's essentially a "best of" and it's "live" and neither of those things are usually qualities of my favorite album by a band, but that set is FLAWLESS.

no that's a popular opinion amongst a certain crowd. it's like when people say that the danger mouse mash up is the best jay-z album, except not completely and utterly indefensible.

ok sorry, last time, I mixed the vocals a little better on this one: http://www.sendspace.com/file/icliil

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I definitely respect Alive 2007 more than I enjoy it. It basically is their mash up album with additional crowd noise and uneven volume levels.

I think the album versions hit harder.

it's like when people say that the danger mouse mash up is the best jay-z album

some walking breathing straw man told me this to my face once smh

I actually don't like this band that much, find them kind of boring. :/ When they first got big, I was listening to totally different kinds of music, so maybe "you had to be there" to really love them? I'm of the opinion that what made them unique was the particular things/images they were referencing, as far as 80s TV and VHS nostalgia, soft rock, futuristic, vaguely iconic imagery that was still going for a big, pop impact -- in the late 90s and early 00s, that wasn't really tapped yet, and certainly not with the degree of professionalism they had. (pardon my ignorance, but they came from commercial art/graphic design before music?)

Still, I find it odd that people keep hoping new music from dance acts that were huge years ago will still be good. The music I heard on that SNL commercial sounded generic to my ears, Pharrell's vocal being the best thing about it (and even then, nowhere near as good an Off the Wall-ism as pretty much any justin timberlake single). I ranted about this to geeta the other night, but would be more inclined to check out, say, a new villalobos record than this. (apples to oranges sure, just trying to pull in another big dance act who started in 90s)

Alive 2007 is the only DP where I don't get bored 20 minutes in

hey crũt do you take mashup requests? just thought of one this morning: - deep purple smoke on the water with NIN Head Like A Hole (not the screaming bits) , with maybe a dash of vanilla ice beat boxing in there. not taking the piss, would like to hear it.

I'm still kind of hoping most of the album sounds like "Revolution 909", "Da Funk", "Musique" and "Rolling and Scratching"

I expect it to mostly sound like "Fly Like An Eagle" tbh

>I'm of the opinion that what made them unique was the particular things/images they were referencing

not just your opinion -- the whole point of this band is theft. I initially hated them for it. now that they've moved on from cloning Hardfloor records & sample mashup to cloning the production, session player lineups and album fonts of their favorite 70s/80s records, the whole thing has become a Stereolab-level meta-music project that I see no reason to resist. the sight of that robot swaying his head as he and Nile keep the beat -- nope not a guilty pleasure, that's art

if you want tougher robots, that can be arranged -- I like the Pantera & Motorhead covers

http://compressorheadband.com/media/

I do hear what you're saying overall, I have never made it all the way through a Daft Punk album, even in the car. But the pleasure here isn't as much about home listening.

http://www.amazon.com/Tb-Resuscitation-Hardfloor/dp/B00000E2IO

Yeah Dom I always associated Daft Punk with "fashion over music". They've certainly had their watershed moments - "Around the World" and "HFBS" both feel like cultural landmarks, and "Digital Love" is damn near perfect. I don't consider them to be in the same class as Orbital, or Underworld, or even the Chemical Brothers (all of whom have released great albums in the last 3 years, by the way), but Daft Punk albums feel so much more like events. They have that mystique.

it's semi bewildering to me that people rate Daft Punk so highly over those three acts

then I go back to "Salmon Dance" and, even though I'm cool with it, I get the argument against the Chems

It's almost as if they're one of the defining pop acts of all time.

Madonna, Michael Jackson, Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston, Daft Punk

people would like daft punk less if they weren't french, just like most french movies

I like them more than all those above bands regardless but people just love french stuff and french people, it's terrible

Madonna, Michael Jackson, Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston, Daft Punk

You forgot Chic.

There is no comparison between Daft Punk and Underworld or Orbital, or the Chemical Brothers, or whatever, and that's not a criticism of anyone. Just because other acts happen to have success within the sphere of "electronic music" doesn't mean they are in direct competition with each other at all times.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daft_punk_discography#Albums
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chemical_brothers_discography#Albums

clearly there's no comparison point here