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Daft Punk 'Musique Vol 1 1993-2005' , - New album out April 3rd

Daft Punk quickly rose to acclaim in 1993 by adapting a love for first-wave acid house and techno to their younger roots in pop, indie rock, and hip-hop. The combined talents of DJs Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo and Thomas Bangalter as Daft Punk have been responsible for the most memorable and genre-defying house hits of the last decade. Musique Vol 1 1993-2005 offers for the first time their collected singles and several rare remixes. The Special Edition offers up 12 of their critically acclaimed videos, including the videos for 'Primetime of Your Life' and 'Robot Rock Maximum Overdrive' for the first time ever.

Musique Vol 1. 1993 - 2005 will be in stores April 3, 2006

TRACK LISTING

DISC 1
1. Musique
2. Da Funk
3. Around The World
4. Revolution 909
5. Alive listen
6. Rollin' & Scratchin'
7. One More Time
8. Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger
9. Something About Us
10. Robot Rock
11. Technologic
12. Human After All
13. Scott Groove - Mothership Reconnection (Daft Punk rmx)
14. Ian Pooley - Chord Memory (Daft Punk rmx)
15. Gabriele - Forget About The World (Daft Punk rmx)

DISC 2
1. Da Funk (Video)
2. Around The World (Video)
3. Burnin' (Video)
4. Revolution 909 (Video)
5. One More Time (video)
6. Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger (video)
7. Something About Us (video)
8. Robot Rock (video)
9. Technologic (video)
10. Rollin' & Scratchin' (Live in L.A.)
11. Prime Time Of Your Life (previously unreleased video)
12. Robot Rock Maximum Overdrive (previously unreleased video)

Too bad I already have ALL of Daft Punk's first 3 albums!!!

BTW, I deeply sorry that Human After All (the album) never gotten the respect it deserves.
[Edited 3/22/06 13:18pm]

1993? Are they rewriting history? They shoulda called it 1996-2006

CinisterCee said:

Daft Punk were known in France as an indie outfit way before they hit the North American mainstream with "Homework" in '97.

I'm surprised their first single "The New Wave" doesn't appear on this retrospective since they're spotlighting their roots.

CinisterCee said:

Daft Punk were known in France as an indie outfit way before they hit the North American mainstream with "Homework" in '97.

I'm surprised their first single "The New Wave" (1994) doesn't appear on this retrospective since they're spotlighting their roots.

CinisterCee said:

Daft Punk were known in France as an indie outfit way before they hit the North American mainstream with "Homework" in '97.

I'm surprised their first single "The New Wave" (1994) doesn't appear on this retrospective since they're spotlighting their roots.

CinisterCee said:

Daft Punk were known in France as an indie outfit way before they hit the North American mainstream with "Homework" in '97.

I'm surprised their first single "The New Wave" (1994) doesn't appear on this retrospective since they're spotlighting their roots.

CinisterCee said:

Daft Punk were known in France as an indie outfit way before they hit the North American mainstream with "Homework" in '97.

I'm surprised their first single "The New Wave" (1994) doesn't appear on this retrospective since they're spotlighting their roots.

OH MY G*D.

I CAN'T BELIEVE MY COMPUTER DID THAT.



Sorry, mods.

JANFAN4L said:

You should apologize to me.




I haven't heard "The New Wave" from `94. They should really have considered compiling it since for a collection like this. Maybe they couldn't license it. It happens.

I WANT IT

I'll likely get this...if only for the vids

endorphin74 said:

The "One More Time" vid reminds me of Thundercats meets Sailor Moon.

Daft Punk are so underated its criminal.
The Video for Around the World remains one of my favourite videos of all time.

muirdo said:

it really is an amazing video!

Definitely I love Daft Punk.
[Edited 3/24/06 6:26am]

This is a must have for the videos alone.

I wore the HELL outta "Discovery". To this day, I still spin it in my house and on my radio show. That album is full of mad grooves and smooth sounds.

I wasn't feelin' "Human After All" though. It's weird, I thought that album sounded too "mechanical".

endorphin74 said:

Michel Grondy rulez!

Got my copy and I love it (the three remixes included are brilliant). I just don't understand why they have decided to leave Digital Love off.

Also the video of Prime Time Of Your Life is quite disturbing!

It was sold out at this indie record store I frequent!

Which sucks 'cause I like supporting independent retailers. Gotta check elsewhere...

i just saw the video to robot rock or something like that? Its fun, but shit, my signiture (which is firggin' sonic music) is more creative then that song.