Cover of Daft Punk Alive 1997
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THE REVIEW

Here we are again for this new review!

When this live recording in Birmingham took place, there was an incredible crowd of people eager to see the famous Parisian duo. The music was majestic and the audience was no less! Indeed, on this record (which, by the way, comes with stickers inside), you can hear the screams of those who witnessed the few live appearances of the group during the mega world tour of "Homework," an album that is present within it for 45 minutes with only the songs: "Daftendirekt," "Da Funk," "Rollin' & Scratching'" and "Alive." A pity for its utility, which could have been done without: released in stores 4 years after "Homework," to satisfy the ears of fans who never tasted them live. The CD, as usual, appears rough in appearance, but its content will satisfy all dance floor fanatics. Daft Punk really know their stuff live! They know where to put their hands and how to entertain people. Listening to it at full blast is like a machine gun that just won't stop!

The four songs are mixed into a single track, so it would seem useless to use the remote control of your stereo, but don't complain, because everything will go down like oil, leaving you with a big smile on your face and tiredness in your legs.

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This review praises Daft Punk's Alive 1997 live album, recorded in Birmingham during their Homework world tour. The energy of the live crowd and the dynamic mixing of four classic tracks into one seamless set are highlighted. Despite a rough CD appearance and delayed release, the album captures the duo's live brilliance and keeps dance floor fans thrilled.

Tracklist

01   Alive 1997 (45:31)

Daft Punk

Daft Punk was a French electronic music duo formed by Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo, known for pioneering French house and for albums such as Homework, Discovery and Random Access Memories, a distinctive robot persona and large-scale live shows.
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By LoneSwordsman

 Da Funk opens the live journey with sounds almost faithful to the original, but after a few minutes, it begins to intensify more and more.

 An excellent CD for dancing but also simply to listen to for fans and newcomers alike.