Daft Punk's Random Access Memories

Except only in the US I think.

Or at least it's not up in Canada.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/get-lucky-radio-edit-feat./id636967993

same as the leak, sounds better cuz higher bitrate

called it

fake

Yeah I was convinced it was real too. Though to be fair, I'd say this place was quite in agreement with it being real for the most part.

At least compared to other places I've seen.

whatever this is insanely good anyways i'm happy

itunes just took it down they said they were faked by fake pharrell

http://i.imgflip.com/13lz5.gif

I guess I gotta download iTunes

lol

or wait ten more minutes

what bitrate is iTunes these days? 320?

96

iTunes still has nothing on the site 'our end' in the UK. harrumph.

256

thanks!

but 256 aac is "better" that 256 mp3

damn i forgot about this song until logging in to iTunes just now, this used to be my jam:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=db32BoQ7NA4

itunes is making it really difficult to get this!

Amazon has it.

On repeat.

LIKE THE LEGEND OF THE PHOENIX

ugh nvm i am denied on itunes and amazon because i'm in canada.

maybe i will just listen to the track *we* leaked you robot bastards.

noticeably fuller-sounding than the leaked version on my headphones

So has this been officially released already? Any changes for the leaked version?

just purchased. still sucks.

ok it's not THAT bad but it's worthy of about 1/1000th the hype. "legend of the phoenix" is kind of brilliant though.

i think it's fantastic

As many times as I've listened to snippets, fanmade composites, the 128k leak and now the higher quality version, I'm still not even the slightest bit sick of it. Don't imagine I will be any time soon. So yes, it doesn't suck.

idgi

*checks ears*

maybe i just need to accept that these guys don't make house music anymore, they make pablum

maybe i just need to accept that these guys don't make house music anymore

Welcome to the 21st Century.

i find this immediately appealing in the same way i do an ice-cream truck jingle. it's catchy, perfect, incredibly boring and not because of such - it's just pastiche and provides nothing in innovative qualities.

i like this

didn't hear any of the fakes or w/e, but listening to the official itunes one with nice headphones and it sounds real nice

Our neigbourhood ice-cream truck only serves ice cream with innovative qualities.

there is this super cool subtle guitar sound when Nile goes from the D5 to the F#m7, like a pinky drag across the fret on the b-string...

sounds like it might be processed a little?

or doubled with the rhodes? I only hear it during the breakdown.

i listened like 5 different versions of 'get lucky' in the last half hour. wtf?

this song wins

Oh, so you're about a third of the way through them then. xp

the 97 steps edit sounds kind of cool

http://soundcloud.com/smokey-mouse/daft-punk-get-lucky-ft-pharell

"provides nothing in innovative qualities."

people sound like such fucking nerds when they say stuff like this. since when is music required to be "innovative" and since when should that be evident w/in 2 hours of a piece of music being released?

reminds me of

"It's practically brainwashing, isn't it? Daft Punk seem to be operating under the premise that if you hear something enough times, you'll start to believe it. But after more than 15 listens to Discovery's first single and opening track, "One More Time," vocodered vocalist Romanthony doesn't have me "feeling the need," much less not waiting, celebrating, and dancing so free. This could just be me, of course. Maybe I just haven't taken enough ecstasy and horse tranquilizers to appreciate the tinny, sampled brass ensemble, the too-sincere "chill out" midsection, or the fat drum machine beats that throb in time with my headache."

i used to hate 'one more time'

I don't know what's real anymore! ;_;

now on spotify too fwiw

http://open.spotify.com/album/2ePFIvZKMe8zefATp9ofFA

For the french speaking ilxors, a track by track interview with da robots:
http://obsession.nouvelobs.com/musique/20130418.OBS6224/random-access-memories-par-daft-punk.html