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Daft Punk – Revolution 909
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With a catchy disco tune and weird intro, “Revolution 909” is as funky as can be, with drum staking the spotlight and washes of synth right around the corner.
The title could be a
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Daft Punk – Around the World (Mellow Mix)
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[Instrumental]
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Gorillaz – DARE Samples
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See all of “DARE” by Gorillaz’s samples, covers, remixes, interpolations and live versions
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Daft Punk – Teachers (Extended Mix)
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[Verse] / Paul Johnson / DJ Funk / DJ Sneak / DJ Rush / Wax Master / Hyperactive / Jammin Gerald / Brian Wilson / George Clinton / Lil Louis / Ashley Beedle / Neil Landstrumm
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Daft Punk – Digital Love
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Track 3 on Daft Punk’s second studio album Discovery, “Digital Love” was released as the 3rd single from the album in August 2001.
It was a club hit in Europe, despite modest
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Daft Punk – Voyager
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An instrumental track from Daft Punk’s Discovery.
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Daft Punk – Rollin’ & Scratchin’
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Stop. Rewind. Notice that familiar drum beat pattern? It keeps going for the rest of the song, with a chirping and wobbling distortion of synths. NO matter the cause, it’s all ways
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Daft Punk – Face to Face
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The penultimate track on Daft Punk’s “Discovery” features American house producer Todd Edwards co-producing & on vocals describing how talking face to face in person is the best
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Daft Punk – Burnin'
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[Instrumental]
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Daft Punk – Musique
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Musique was originally released as the B side to Da Funk in 1995. Musique is also French for ‘music’. The only other Daft Punk song to have a French title is https://genius.com/
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Daft Punk – Something About Us
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The sixth and last single off their acclaimed album Discovery; the track was used to promote the animated anime film Interstella 5555: The 5tory of the 5ecret 5tar 5ystem, whose
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Daft Punk – Alive 1997
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Da funk back to the punk / Come on! (repeat) / Da funk back to... (repeat) / 1 Alive 1997 / 1a Da Funk / 1b Back To The Punk / 1c WDPK (Part 1) / 1d Rollin' And Scratchin' / Down
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Ian Pooley (Ft. Daft Punk) – Chord Memory (Daft Punk Remix)
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[Intro] / Rock the Discotheque, huh / Rock the Discotheque, huh / Rock the Discotheque, huh / Rock the Disco / [Repeats throughout song] / Rock the Disco / [Verse 1] / Stay tuned
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Daft Punk – Veridis Quo
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Track 11 off of Discovery is an operatic disco jam.
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Daft Punk – Around the World (Tee's Frozen Sun Mix)
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[Refrain] / Around the world, around the world / Around the world, around the world / Around the world, around the world / Around the world, around the world / Around the world
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Scott Grooves (Ft. Funkadelic & Parliament) – Mothership Reconnection (Daft Punk Remix)
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If you hear any noise / (It's just me and the boys) / Hit me / (You gotta hit the band) [x2]
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Daft Punk – Nightvision
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Instrumental track from Daft Punk’s Discovery.
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Daft Punk – Around the World
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The track is a perfect example of Daft Punk’s sound at it’s most accessible: a post-disco boogie bassline, a minimalist sprinkling of synthetic keyboard melody and a single
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Daft Punk – High Life
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Instrumental track from Daft Punk’s Discovery.
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Daft Punk – Rock'n Roll
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[Instrumental]
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Daft Punk – Teachers
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All the people who influenced/inspired Daft Punk.
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Daft Punk – Fresh
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In addition to being the first music video Daft Punk themselves ever directed alone, the music video for “Fresh” was a direct sequel to the music video for “Da Funk,” a track
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Daft Punk – Funk Ad
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The otherwise weird closer to Homework, this song is a surprise because it’s not original, was not composed, in fact, it barely even has instruments in it! It’s a 50 second clip of
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Daft Punk – High Fidelity
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The song features a complex sample from the song “Just the Way You Are” by Billy Joel, using several micro-samples from the song in order to create a sequence of sounds.
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Daft Punk – Indo Silver Club
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This song was originally released as a promotional single in 1996, containing a two-part song titled Indo Silver Club, split up between both sides of the vinyl.
Part 2 was
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Daft Punk – Around the World (Original Lead On Mix)
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[Refrain] / Around the world, around the world / Around the world, around the world / Around the world, around the world / Around the world, around the world / Around the world
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Daft Punk – Short Circuit
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Another instrumental track from Discovery.
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Daft Punk – WDPK 83.7 FM
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Musique / Musique / Musique / Musique / Musique / Musique / Musique / Musique / Musique / WDPK 83.7 / The sound of tomorrow / The music of today / Brings you exclusively Daft Punk'
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Daft Punk – Aerodynamic
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The 2nd track of Discovery. In Interstella 5555 (as shown by the official song video), it’s played as the title band is captured by evil machines.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=
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Daft Punk – Crescendolls
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The name is a pun on “Crescendo”, and was used to name the alien band that protagonizes Interstella 5555.
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Daft Punk – Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger
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One of Daft Punk’s most popular and famous singles, “Harder Better Faster Stronger” draws you in with its catchy beat, irresistible electronic vocals, and fun lyrical wordplay. Put
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Daft Punk – Oh Yeah
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[Chorus] / Oh yeah / Oh yeah / Oh yeah / Oh yeah / Oh yeah / Oh yeah / Oh yeah / [Verse 1] / Everybody dance / Screaming on the dance / Everybody dance / Screaming on the dance
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Daft Punk – Da Funk
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“Da Funk” is the second official single released by Daft Punk in 1996 from their debut album Homework. The track is an all-instrumental piece and gained popularity over 25 years
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Daft Punk – Alive
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Alive was originally released in the first EP by Daft Punk called “The New Wave” released in 1994.
This EP features 4 songs :
1. The New Wave (Edit)
2. The New Wave (Full Length
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Daft Punk – Superheroes
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A song built from a vocal sample of Barry Manilow’s “Who’s Been Sleeping In My Bed?”
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Gorillaz (Ft. Shaun Ryder) – DARE
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“Dare” (also stylised as “挑戦 (DARE)”) was released on August 29, 2005 as the second single from Demon Days. It features guest vocals from iconic Manchester rock band Happy Mondays
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Daft Punk – One More Time
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From Rolling Stone’s “Discovery” by Ben Ratliff:
“Daft Punk’s single, ‘One More Time’, is that kind of song: a piece of superreligion with an invincible beat and a nailed-to-the-
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Daft Punk – Phoenix
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[Instrumental]
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Daft Punk – Daftendirekt
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“Daftendirekt” is the opening to Daft Punk’s debut album Homework. The track is built around a repeated vocal loop over the beat from the band’s own “Da Funk” with additional
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Daft Punk – Too Long
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The appropriately named “Too Long” is the closing track of Discovery and runs for a solid ten minutes…but we promise you that you won’t want to skip a single second of it.
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Daft Punk (Ft. Stardust & Together) – Human After All / Together / One More Time / Music Sounds Better With You
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The ‘encore’ mix for Daft Punk’s Alive 2007 show. Was released with the Alive Collectors Edition Box Set as a single recored and runs at almost 10 minutes long, making it one of
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