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Rating: THE REVIEW
In the marvelous '90s, two French DJs with serious skills literally taught the world how to make a techno-house album with (golden) balls. The result was devastating: within a few years, radio stations around the world were flooded with imitators of this duo who created an album to be remembered as their absolute masterpiece and a milestone of French electronic music.
The most memorable songs certainly remain the beautiful "da funk," the stunning "revolution 909" (a true anthem to electronics), and, of course, that gem "around the world," famous for that phrase obsessively repeated over the more than 7 minutes of the track that gives it that really cool "daftpunkian" touch.
The rest is pure pleasure for the ears: consistently great beats (burnin', alive...) well-made fillers (teachers, oh yeah...) and some not so stellar songs (fresh above all).
So, getting to the point: a techno music masterpiece like few others, a source of inspiration for many DJs today. If you love the genre, you can't not have it.
Highly recommended!
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Daft Punk's Homework is celebrated as a definitive techno-house album from the '90s. It features iconic tracks like "da funk," "revolution 909," and "around the world." The album's influence on electronic music is profound, inspiring many DJs and shaping radio playlists worldwide. Despite a few less stellar songs, the overall production is consistently strong and engaging. This album is highly recommended for fans of the genre.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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