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Damn this track feels GOOD. I'm so glad this type of music is making a comeback in the mainstream--we need more feel good stuff these days.
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My god that song is just too funky. This album can't come out soon enough.
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I must have listened to this song at least 70 times today. 
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I must have listened to this song at least 70 times today.
same here.
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I was just watching this. They had Pharrell on that molly water. 
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Get Lucky is crack. Can't wait for RAM.
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Get Lucky is a great song. 
Can't wait for the rest of the album.
Can't wait for the rest of the album.
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dude i literally cannot wait until the album comes out... been listening to discovery a ton the past few months. but R.A.M. is gonna be something else!
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Not really feeling Pharrell's vocals on the "Get Lucky." Not up to par with the lead singles on Discovery.
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Word is all the tracks up to this point are indeed fake. Fake as in the arrangement and mix is completely wrong but the actual content is real.
Either way it's dropping at midnight tonight.
Also, there's a track by track description by Daft Punk in French. If anyone wants to take a shot at translating or finding the translation that would be great because Google Translate sucks
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Either way it's dropping at midnight tonight.
Also, there's a track by track description by Daft Punk in French. If anyone wants to take a shot at translating or finding the translation that would be great because Google Translate sucks
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RANDOM ACCESS MEMORIES" BY DAFT PUNK
"Random Access Memories" brings together thirteen titles . For Obsession.fr, Daft Punk, that is to say, Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo, evoke each of these pieces, pending the release of the album, May 20
Give Life Back to Music
"One of the ambitions of this disc is to provide both something light and elegant. Here is John Robinson Jr., who plays drums. It was this "Off The Wall" album by Michael Jackson. What's great in a performance like hers is the infinity of possible shades: something we had not used with the electronic programming ... Disks produced by Quincy Jones have always fascinated us by their precision ultimate that has never been achieved by any technology whatsoever. It's a little basic difference between "Thriller" and "Bad." In the latter, the securities are of a very high level, but the performances are less qualified. "
The Game of Love
"We sing with vocoders. At a time when human voices are processed to become robotic, we found exciting to make a more humane as possible robotic voice. The idea of artificial intelligence approaches the man ... An emotion of something that is not human but tries to be. "
Giorgio by Moroder
"We met several years ago and has always been for us a kind of mythical figure, a little mysterious. His personal journey following the music. The idea came to us a little bit of a documentary based on an interview we conducted. The voice of Giorgio Moroder was recorded with multiple microphones several different times ... So we finally recorded about three hours of interviews in which he recounts his life as a musician. This piece is a metaphor for musical freedom: we have always tried to break down the barriers between genres, between good and bad taste, the stuff connected and unconnected. Giorgio is a bit of a model of its kind. He was born in a small provincial town, began studying music in hotel lounges, the opening act for Johnny Hallyday, starts doing stuff progressive rock. To hear him say, in 72 years, "ah, I made electronic music forty years ago," it's fascinating. "
Within
"Gonzales plays the piano on the song. He's a friend and a great pianist, one of the best musicians of his generation. "Within" is one of the first songs we recorded. It is very minimal: a little rhythm section, bass, piano. Create the most with very little, this is the idea behind this title. "
Instant Crush
"Julian Casablancas of The Strokes sings. We are both great fans and we learned that he wanted to meet us. It was this demo that was lying, he came, he listened and he was thoroughly! It has a kind of gift. We, basically, we love rock and the concept of the rock band, but there were so many strong things that the emergence of a new voice at one point became difficult. Recently, The Strokes and MGMT - with dimensions and sensitivities - succeeded. Julian has a punk rock side, a super strong emotional impact in its melodies. It was important to have this album to feel surrounded by our contemporaries. "
Lose Yourself to Dance
"This piece is the simplest definition of our desire: an album and worked very simple at the same time, with a low axis, drums, guitar - and robots! This is the opposite of something overproduced. Our fantasy was to redo the dance music with drums ... The record that way has brought us enormous satisfaction, we are proud that it is a real drums on the album and not a box to rhythms. There are two drummers on the disk: John Robinson Jr., who holds the record for the most recorded drummer in the world, and Omar Hakim, who started with Stevie Wonder in 16 years ... "
Touch
"This piece is the crux of the album. It is the starting point of the entire disk that holds the meeting with Paul Williams. A sound engineer we know we presented. Paul Williams [composer of film music, including "Phantom of the Paradise" and actor] visited us in the studio. From this meeting was born something very cinematic, very narrative. "Touch" clearly defines the psychedelic aspect of "Random Access Memories." This piece has 250 tracks, so this is the most complicated, the most crazy. "
Get Lucky
" Pharrell Williams sings this song: it was natural to invite our album. It is a born performer, complete, which produces a lot of elegance. It has not always had the opportunity to show he could be a great singer, so that we can include it in the pantheon of legendary performers. There is no imaginary line that separate the great artists of the past and present who are all worse than before. We wanted to give the impression of being in a capsule in the studio, isolated from the world. One can believe in 1978, but our idea is to travel this music in the present and in the future, see what happens and see if this enthusiasm is contagious. "
Beyond
"Another piece done with Paul Williams who wrote the lyrics. It is a cosmic super song with very poetic lyrics and very pure. We talked a lot with Paul Williams of the direction of this album, and it was worth it to put words to our ideas. "
Motherboard
"A futuristic piece, which could be the year 4000 ..."
Fragments of Time
"Our reunion with Todd Edwards [composer house] after" Discovery. "
Doin 'it Right
"The angelic voice is Panda Bear [group Animal Collective]. We love what he's doing solo, as well as the approach of his group. This piece - the only electronic song on the album - is the last recorded. The result is a kind of relaxation. Probably the title once the most futuristic and contemporary. "
Contact
"A piece made with DJ Falcon and recorded during the last mission of NASA's Apollo 17 voice is that of Captain Eugene Cernan, the last man to have gone to the moon. It is a voice that literally just space. And it tells speaks for itself ... "
http://obsession.nouvelobs.com/musique/20130418.OBS6224/random-access-memories-par-daft-punk.html
"Random Access Memories" brings together thirteen titles . For Obsession.fr, Daft Punk, that is to say, Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo, evoke each of these pieces, pending the release of the album, May 20
Give Life Back to Music
"One of the ambitions of this disc is to provide both something light and elegant. Here is John Robinson Jr., who plays drums. It was this "Off The Wall" album by Michael Jackson. What's great in a performance like hers is the infinity of possible shades: something we had not used with the electronic programming ... Disks produced by Quincy Jones have always fascinated us by their precision ultimate that has never been achieved by any technology whatsoever. It's a little basic difference between "Thriller" and "Bad." In the latter, the securities are of a very high level, but the performances are less qualified. "
The Game of Love
"We sing with vocoders. At a time when human voices are processed to become robotic, we found exciting to make a more humane as possible robotic voice. The idea of artificial intelligence approaches the man ... An emotion of something that is not human but tries to be. "
Giorgio by Moroder
"We met several years ago and has always been for us a kind of mythical figure, a little mysterious. His personal journey following the music. The idea came to us a little bit of a documentary based on an interview we conducted. The voice of Giorgio Moroder was recorded with multiple microphones several different times ... So we finally recorded about three hours of interviews in which he recounts his life as a musician. This piece is a metaphor for musical freedom: we have always tried to break down the barriers between genres, between good and bad taste, the stuff connected and unconnected. Giorgio is a bit of a model of its kind. He was born in a small provincial town, began studying music in hotel lounges, the opening act for Johnny Hallyday, starts doing stuff progressive rock. To hear him say, in 72 years, "ah, I made electronic music forty years ago," it's fascinating. "
Within
"Gonzales plays the piano on the song. He's a friend and a great pianist, one of the best musicians of his generation. "Within" is one of the first songs we recorded. It is very minimal: a little rhythm section, bass, piano. Create the most with very little, this is the idea behind this title. "
Instant Crush
"Julian Casablancas of The Strokes sings. We are both great fans and we learned that he wanted to meet us. It was this demo that was lying, he came, he listened and he was thoroughly! It has a kind of gift. We, basically, we love rock and the concept of the rock band, but there were so many strong things that the emergence of a new voice at one point became difficult. Recently, The Strokes and MGMT - with dimensions and sensitivities - succeeded. Julian has a punk rock side, a super strong emotional impact in its melodies. It was important to have this album to feel surrounded by our contemporaries. "
Lose Yourself to Dance
"This piece is the simplest definition of our desire: an album and worked very simple at the same time, with a low axis, drums, guitar - and robots! This is the opposite of something overproduced. Our fantasy was to redo the dance music with drums ... The record that way has brought us enormous satisfaction, we are proud that it is a real drums on the album and not a box to rhythms. There are two drummers on the disk: John Robinson Jr., who holds the record for the most recorded drummer in the world, and Omar Hakim, who started with Stevie Wonder in 16 years ... "
Touch
"This piece is the crux of the album. It is the starting point of the entire disk that holds the meeting with Paul Williams. A sound engineer we know we presented. Paul Williams [composer of film music, including "Phantom of the Paradise" and actor] visited us in the studio. From this meeting was born something very cinematic, very narrative. "Touch" clearly defines the psychedelic aspect of "Random Access Memories." This piece has 250 tracks, so this is the most complicated, the most crazy. "
Get Lucky
" Pharrell Williams sings this song: it was natural to invite our album. It is a born performer, complete, which produces a lot of elegance. It has not always had the opportunity to show he could be a great singer, so that we can include it in the pantheon of legendary performers. There is no imaginary line that separate the great artists of the past and present who are all worse than before. We wanted to give the impression of being in a capsule in the studio, isolated from the world. One can believe in 1978, but our idea is to travel this music in the present and in the future, see what happens and see if this enthusiasm is contagious. "
Beyond
"Another piece done with Paul Williams who wrote the lyrics. It is a cosmic super song with very poetic lyrics and very pure. We talked a lot with Paul Williams of the direction of this album, and it was worth it to put words to our ideas. "
Motherboard
"A futuristic piece, which could be the year 4000 ..."
Fragments of Time
"Our reunion with Todd Edwards [composer house] after" Discovery. "
Doin 'it Right
"The angelic voice is Panda Bear [group Animal Collective]. We love what he's doing solo, as well as the approach of his group. This piece - the only electronic song on the album - is the last recorded. The result is a kind of relaxation. Probably the title once the most futuristic and contemporary. "
Contact
"A piece made with DJ Falcon and recorded during the last mission of NASA's Apollo 17 voice is that of Captain Eugene Cernan, the last man to have gone to the moon. It is a voice that literally just space. And it tells speaks for itself ... "
http://obsession.nouvelobs.com/musique/20130418.OBS6224/random-access-memories-par-daft-punk.html
bayyrd
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not an official cover...but damn its smooth
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^^ Love it. They should go with that one.
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This whole album is looking very "Thriller-ish" to me which is
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Does everyone here think Daft Punk is the next coming of Jesus? I definitely enjoy their music but there's so much other music I can enjoy and listen to. My jaw isn't on the floor like everyone else
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I think people are just excited because its been so long. I think the song is cool though, def vibing with it.
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Good music is good music and this is some damn good music. Trust me I listen to plenty of good music constantly, doesn't take away from how hype I am for this album.
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I guess you have to be a fan like you would with any other artist.
A couple things though.
They are the best at what they do. They don't release new music frequently. They aren't just DJ's and producers, they are Musicians. They changed the landscape of their genre with every album and had major influence in music in general. Also, going back to their Discovery sound with real instrumentation and real musicians instead of samples has a lot of people excited. The 70's and bringing the "groove" back to music is a major theme with R.A.M.
All signs are pointing to this being their best album yet and that's saying A LOT.
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I'm excited just because I get really excited about music. I listen to good music all the time and this looks like it'll be another great musical project to add to my library, sooo..
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Song was a fake, real song drops tonight at midnight, 2 French radio stations just received armored suitcases containing the single from Columbia
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Both have said that the song is amazing tho
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Both have said that the song is amazing tho
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any links to that radio station?
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2 hours.
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you can buy it on Zune now. just saw on r/daftpunk.
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I need the full version damnit 
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