Divodark

I'm not a fan of the band, but I like something about them. However, this, good Lord, what garbage. I'm not reading the review right now because I'm in a hurry, but it looks like a decent wall of text; I'll read it carefully later.

I recently received the complete discography box set of these guys. Not by my choice, of course, I simply won it. I read the review to understand what I was getting into, pretty good and comprehensive to be honest; I’ll be voting on the album soon on this screen.

Yes, true, great album. Nice review but don't take it the wrong way, it could have been better.

I read around that it's quite a nice little disc; personally, intrigued, I decided to give it a listen, but it seemed really underwhelming and nothing that resonated with me.

This album is absolutely fantastic. It's addictive, and I'm not joking; it's a shame that I didn't find the other two albums at the same level.

I don't have the pleasure of knowing the work, but the title is delightful, and he has been a charming rascal.

Nice review. Horrible music, it's a jumble of noise. My hardware store sounds better.

What a low-level troll.

I'll start by saying that this album sucks. However, it must be acknowledged that there is a certain level of courage because if they had (re)made yet another album with the Daft Punk Sound, they would have guaranteed sales and 'likes' in a much easier and more cunning way, especially among young people and kids. They should also be credited with a certain musical culture, beyond the proposed genre, because this is one of those albums that music connoisseurs will love, and I, alas, am not one of them. I like shit music and banter, and indeed only Contact gets me excited; the rest of the album bored me to tears. The much-appreciated Lose Yourself to Dance I hate, with that falsetto voice of Williams repeating the song title in a loop… it irritates me, seriously. Get Lucky already bored me with the radio edit, let alone this extended version, and Instant Crush is just a leftover from that coaster of the last Strokes album, Comedown Machine. As for the rest, nothing special, but I like The Game of Love, which nobody else seems to like. If it had been an album by another group, would I have appreciated it more? Maybe, but I demand much more from Daft Punk. I conclude by saying that perhaps I will appreciate it more later or perhaps never, but I have a feeling this album will become a masterpiece.

We're not there.