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Rating: THE REVIEW
Hello and I'm returning to a past topic. In fact, this is my fourth review on the "Daft Punk", about a CD that, from my point of view, seems unnecessary to purchase or own, even if it bears the signature of a great duo.
The CD in question is "Daft Club": a remix album that follows "Discovery" and can also be found in the limited edition DVD of "Interstella 5555". The nice thing about this remix album is that it includes a small intro called "Ouverture" (nothing special!) that used to be the soundtrack on their old website.
For the rest, it is grim since there are the usual 4 hits remixed multiple times ("Digital Love", "Aerodynamic", "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger" and "One More Time"). The only gems are represented by an acoustic version of "One More Time" sung by Romanthony and a piano version of "Too Long" sung by Gonzales. Could this CD be recognized as a commercial plan following the success of "Discovery" (which is a whole different thing!)? I don't know, but it's better not to see it!
CD dedicated only for the duo's fans.
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The review expresses disappointment with Daft Punk's Daft Club remix album, calling it largely unnecessary except for a few rare acoustic and piano versions. The album recycles multiple versions of four main hits and seems like a commercial strategy rather than essential listening. It is recommended only to dedicated fans of the duo.Tracklist Lyrics Videos
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.34 Reviews
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By daftroby
How can you call Digital Love a remix when it’s practically identical except for a slight modification of the rhythmic sounds?
This Daft Club will be nauseating, and it certainly won’t get you dancing.
