Daft Punk's Random Access Memories

What song wouldn't?

a little late but 'motherboard' is like, totally of a piece with anything off the back half of discovery. like, think of motherboard as version 2.0 of 'veridis quo'

"Got a sweet R.A.M.-inspired mix coming up, with Brian Bennett, Beaver & Krause, Zeus B. Held, The Jacksons, Vuolo & Grande, Space Art, Roland Bocquet, Curt Boettcher, Gino Soccio, Stardrive and others. . .

this sounds great.

i love this album. i wish some of the vocals were more treated than they are (it is a bit too star heavy, i think daft punk would still have made a big impact even if it was someone more obscure than pharrell/casablancas, etc) or the guests were less dominant somehow. the panda bear song might be my favourite not just because its such a great song but because i miss daft punk using drum machines. i love that even for an album so big hearted, its still so divisive. i cant decide if the sequencing could be better or not - when get lucky comes in after touch, it seems like a perfect transition. i think the album would lose some of its mood if all the funkier songs were frontloaded.

the "Get Lucky" -> "Beyond" transition reminds me of George Benson's "Give Me The Night" -> "What's On Your Mind." Disco song -> Orchestral fanfare -> mellow funk song.

if only!

"Take it, I don't want to sing anymore~~~"
[guitar solo]

There's a moment on "Instant Crush" towards the end where Julian stretches his falsetto... it kind of sounds like Andy Bell on "Oh L'Amour" to my ears.

"Instant crush" is great, it's begging for a Todd Edwards remix.

Maybe not the final version of the mix, but I think it's close. Not an influences mix (though I'm sure Daft Punk like most of the artists), and not trying to fully capture all facets of 'Random Access Memories,' but basically a response to how much I like the album, and an opportunity to spend more time in the same sonic universe.

The Gold and the Silver Dream (1971-1982) - A Tribute to Daft Punk's 'Random Access Memories'

01 [00:00] Amon Duul II - "Spaniards & Spacement" (Only Human, 1978)
02 [05:43] Brian Bennett - "Solstice" (Voyage, 1978)
03 [11:43] Beaver & Krause - "Looking Back Now" (All Good Men, 1972)
04 [15:35] William Sheller - "Inroit" (Lux Aterna, 1972)
05 [18:45] Zeus B. Held - "Nice Mover (Backing)" (Nice Mover (Gina X), 1979)
06 [22:51] The Jacksons - "Wondering Who" (Triumph, 1980)
07 [27:08] Francis Personne - "Fresques" (Towards, 1977)
08 [30:04] Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark - "Romance of the Telescope" ("Joan of Arc", 1981)
09 [33:20] Vuolo & Grande - "Leaving" (Desert, 1979)
10 [37:27] Roxy Music - "The Space Between" (Avalon, 1982)

11 [41:58] Space Art - "Welcome to Love" (Play Back, 1980)
12 [48:33] Le Orme - "Al Mercato delle Pulci" (Storia o Leggenda, 1977)
13 [52:29] Cerrone - "Give Me Love" (Supernature, 1977)
14 [56:53] Roland Bocquet - "Paradia" (Robot Rose, 1982)
15 [61:38] Nilsson- "The Moonbeam Song (Demo)" (Nilsson Schmilsson, 1971)
16 [65:05] Curt Boettcher - "California Music" (California Music, 1978)
17 [68:16] Gino Soccio - "Closer" (Closer, 1981)
18 [72:03] Munich Machine - "In Love With Love" (Whiter Shade of Pale, 1977)
19 [78:17] Stardrive - "Funkascensions" (Stardrive, 1974)
20 [83:49] Eno & Cluster - "The Shade (Excerpt)" (After the Heat, 1978)

[Total Time: 85:00]

http://www.mixcloud.com/musicophilia/the-gold-and-the-silver-dream-1971-1982-a-tribute-to-daft-punks-random-access-memories/

Had probably twice as many possible inclusions as what made the final mix, and I'm sure ILM could suggest dozens more. . .

That's fantastic

damn, that looks amazing! look fwd to listening to it later.

listening to RAM while driving in the sunshine this weekend, i had my first moment of 'this album is better than Discovery' madness. i'm sure it'll pass....probably.

ty for Gary Wright youtube, just because I now know what Sam Sever sampled for Wordz Of Wizdom

http://i.imgur.com/FbB5Zzz.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/MX3Wf2y.jpg

saw RAM for sale at the Whole Foods checkout yesterday

grass-fed RAM

If anyone wants to download the above mix, it can be grabbed here:

http://musicophilia.wordpress.com/2013/06/10/one-off-the-gold-and-the-silver-dream-1971-1982-after-daft-punks-random-access-memories/

http://musicophilia.files.wordpress.com/2013/06/00_musicophlia_-_various_-_the-gold-and-the-silver-dream_1971-1982_cover-b.jpg?w=720

Various - 'The Gold and the Silver Dream'
(1971-1982)

01 [00:00] Amon Duul II - "Spaniards & Spacement" (Only Human, 1978)
02 [05:43] Brian Bennett - "Solstice" (Voyage, 1978)
03 [11:43] Beaver & Krause - "Looking Back Now" (All Good Men, 1972)
04 [15:35] William Sheller - "Inroit" (Lux Aterna, 1972)
05 [18:45] Zeus B. Held - "Nice Mover (Backing)" (Nice Mover (Gina X), 1979)
06 [22:51] The Jacksons - "Wondering Who" (Triumph, 1980)
07 [27:08] Francis Personne - "Fresques" (Towards, 1977)
08 [30:04] Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark - "Romance of the Telescope" ("Joan of Arc", 1981)
09 [33:20] Vuolo & Grande - "Leaving" (Desert, 1979)
10 [37:27] Roxy Music - "The Space Between" (Avalon, 1982)

11 [41:58] Space Art - "Welcome to Love" (Play Back, 1980)
12 [48:33] Le Orme - "Al Mercato delle Pulci" (Storia o Leggenda, 1977)
13 [52:29] Cerrone - "Give Me Love" (Supernature, 1977)
14 [56:53] Roland Bocquet - "Paradia" (Robot Rose, 1982)
15 [61:38] Nilsson- "The Moonbeam Song (Demo)" (Nilsson Schmilsson, 1971)
16 [65:05] Curt Boettcher - "California Music" (California Music, 1978)
17 [68:16] Gino Soccio - "Closer" (Closer, 1981)
18 [72:03] Munich Machine - "In Love With Love" (Whiter Shade of Pale, 1977)
19 [78:17] Stardrive - "Funkascensions" (Stardrive, 1974)
20 [83:49] Eno & Cluster - "The Shade (Excerpt)" (After the Heat, 1978)

[Total Time: 85:00]

nice.

sweet, I was trying to find a loophole for that earlier

mediafire keeps giving me effed up downloads tho :(

gracias

excellent mix, merci!

awesome, and also now I know what the Deltron 3030 sample is

i cant uncompress it :(

says the pathname is too long or something

HELP

yup, i'm getting a password

pottery

i will definitely get a password if this keeps up

shockers, it's musicophilia.
not tracked?

Uploading another .ZIP file with a shorter filename and no password. . .

sweet mix

Ok, alternate download is now up--hope it works better for you:

http://musicophilia.wordpress.com/2013/06/10/one-off-the-gold-and-the-silver-dream-1971-1982-after-daft-punks-random-access-memories/

warm, wonderful sounds of funky, melancholic robots skirting around the edges of the discotheque, alternately wondering what life’s about and deciding it’s all about forgetting to worry what it’s all about

*retches violently*

thanks!

NOT an xp

it's a good mix though

maybe just not a bad mix

nah it's pretty good

BUT i think just about every track is "warmer" and "funkier" and more wonderful than just about everything on RAM

like "within" sounds like "far side virtual" compared to OMD

I'm a natural curmudgeon about contemporary music, especially when it's "retro". But the album really works for me, a few small quibbles aside. To each his own--we all still have the great original stuff.

I'm curious--are you as skeptical of the Italians Do It Better stuff? Or to they get it more right, in your opinion? Listening to 'After Dark' for the first time in a few years, and thinking it stacks up pretty darned well against the "original" stuff.

two tracks in and this mix is totally stellar, great work soundslike

this mix rules

It's definitely top notch.

Yeah it's fantastic. Doing the rounds on twitter too iirc

Glad you all dig it. I've been pent up not having time to make mixes for three years, so the new Daft Punk coming out right when I finished grad school--couldn't pass up the excuse. Cool thing was a bunch of the stuff I'd been wanting to mix anyway over the last couple years was a legitimate response to 'Random Access Memories'. Couldn't believe that even the sad singer-songwriter dramatic stuff was on RAM--that Beaver & Krause track had been in my pocket for years, and it worked perfectly.

i'm not as skeptical of IDIB, mostly because they haven't gotten the same level of overblown praise that DP has, partly because their methods seem updated compared to the old stuff, and perhaps most of all because their tunes are just much more listenable to my ears than the new daft punk

listened to ye mix again btw and it's real nice

Makes sense. Pharrel's vocal lines leave something to be desired--mainly, Michael Jackson being alive to sing them himself. But I'm won over, nevertheless.

And thanks!

Cute:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3r3BOZ6QQtU