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Daft Punk - Tron & other music [merged]
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"What We Learned From Daft Punk’s New Documentary, “Daft Punk: Unchained”
Jason Black for Insomniac and Ben Cardew for the Guardian each put up their own list of “what we learned” from the documentary, and there’s a lot of information to go through. Daft Punk’s saga spans over 20 years, even before their debut album Homework was released in 1997.
And speaking of Homework, according to the documentary, and Black & Cardew, the album created so much hype after its release that “Madonna, Janet Jackson and George Michael all wanted to collaborate with the duo but the band politely declined.” In addition, the album was previewed to Virgin Records executives, people who were used to professional studios, on a boombox in their apartment. “It was hit after hit,” says Maya Masseboeuf, former artistic director of Virgin France.
In 2005, Daft Punk released their third album, Human After All. What most people wouldn’t know is that it was made in close to only two weeks in an attempt to go back to the sound of Homework, after the critically acclaimed Discovery in 2001.
The next year Daft Punk played Coachella for $300,000, after turning down an offer the previous year for $250,000. The performance was so hush hush and secretive that even their manager, Pedro Winter, had no idea that it was about to be a show that would define electronic music for the next decade. “I wasn’t allowed to see the lights yet,” he jokes.
Some other notable pieces of information from the documentary:
Read more: http://www.youredm.com/2015/12/15/l...ocumentary-daft-punk-unchained/#ixzz3vjjja6rL
Jason Black for Insomniac and Ben Cardew for the Guardian each put up their own list of “what we learned” from the documentary, and there’s a lot of information to go through. Daft Punk’s saga spans over 20 years, even before their debut album Homework was released in 1997.
And speaking of Homework, according to the documentary, and Black & Cardew, the album created so much hype after its release that “Madonna, Janet Jackson and George Michael all wanted to collaborate with the duo but the band politely declined.” In addition, the album was previewed to Virgin Records executives, people who were used to professional studios, on a boombox in their apartment. “It was hit after hit,” says Maya Masseboeuf, former artistic director of Virgin France.
In 2005, Daft Punk released their third album, Human After All. What most people wouldn’t know is that it was made in close to only two weeks in an attempt to go back to the sound of Homework, after the critically acclaimed Discovery in 2001.
The next year Daft Punk played Coachella for $300,000, after turning down an offer the previous year for $250,000. The performance was so hush hush and secretive that even their manager, Pedro Winter, had no idea that it was about to be a show that would define electronic music for the next decade. “I wasn’t allowed to see the lights yet,” he jokes.
Some other notable pieces of information from the documentary:
Read more: http://www.youredm.com/2015/12/15/l...ocumentary-daft-punk-unchained/#ixzz3vjjja6rL
REPORT: SOURCE CLAIMS DAFT PUNK IS EMBARKING ON SPRING TOUR
Breaking news from an unexpected source: Playboy has just allegedly confirmed via an anonymous source on Daft Punk‘s production team that the notoriously elusive French electronic duo is embarking on a Spring tour. This could certainly be the Alive 2017 news that fans have been eagerly waiting for.
http://www.youredm.com/2017/02/28/report-source-claims-daft-punk-embarking-spring-tour/
Breaking news from an unexpected source: Playboy has just allegedly confirmed via an anonymous source on Daft Punk‘s production team that the notoriously elusive French electronic duo is embarking on a Spring tour. This could certainly be the Alive 2017 news that fans have been eagerly waiting for.
http://www.youredm.com/2017/02/28/report-source-claims-daft-punk-embarking-spring-tour/
These guys have been doing a lot of work, specifically with The Weeknd, Arcade Fire album and now Parcels. If I can't get another album from them, this is good enough.