I listened to it and I didn't like it a lot. Granted, it's the first Daft Punk album I've listened to because of the hype. It has some good tracks but I don't like most of them.
Holy shit Paul Williams was on Dexter's Lab
i knew i recognized his voice from somewhere but i've never heard his own stuff.
I'm so glad that there's just someone making nice, chill dance music that has some kind of feeling to it. The promo and hype is corny, but that can't detract from what they're doing, which is farting right in the face of all the bullshit overblown corny dance acts out these days. This shits at least got some soul.
I'm so glad that there's just someone making nice, chill dance music that has some kind of feeling to it. The promo and hype is corny, but that can't detract from what they're doing, which is farting right in the face of all the bullshit overblown corny dance acts out these days. This shits at least got some soul.
I'm so glad that there's just someone making nice, chill dance music that has some kind of feeling to it. The promo and hype is corny, but that can't detract from what they're doing, which is farting right in the face of all the bullshit overblown corny dance acts out these days. This shits at least got some soul.
I truly cant get enough of Touch and Motherboard. Especially the second half of both tracks.
It's like Discovery was the club and this is the after party friends invite only and much looser.
and Human After All is the toilet or alleyway where everyone's throwing up?
yeah Human After All is the alcohol poisoning part of the night lol.
I'm so loving this. I can't wait to get my CD copy next week for full sound quality.
I'm seeing a lot of people I know are baffled though. They were expecting an album of songs like 'Get Lucky' This is not a dance 'dance' album and from talking to friends who were listening to the stream that was their major problem that's what they were expecting.
What we have is a mellow laid back rather touching love letter to 70's disco,funk and prog rock. It's like Discovery was the club and this is the after party friends invite only and much looser.
and Human After All is the toilet or alleyway where everyone's throwing up?
Hmm, I don't feel that soul. It's like they were so calculated in the way they emulated soulful music that in the end they lost the actual soul of it. Also there are tons of people making chill dance music with way more feeling than this. In fact there are so many that I'm getting really sick of some of it.
I can't speak for your friends, but I think most people were not as much disappointed by it not being a dance album as they are disappointed by it being very sterile and generic.
Two words especially 'generic' that are overused to the point of meaningless.
Haha, wow, my brother just recommended that album to me last night, since we were talking about how RAM doesn't really feel very disco or upbeat or whatever and I love it. The song you linked in particular is so catchy. I'd heard of H&LA before, but never bothered to listen to them until now. Great stuff.I agree to an extent. I think Hercules and Love Affair did a better job at making a tribute to disco while retaining a bit of the danger and darkness http://youtu.be/aaUMPGx2-Io. Love the way it falls apart towards the end.
http://youtu.be/aaUMPGx2-Io
Feels like a rushed cash in overall. The massive upfront marketing makes me feel they didn't have much faith in it themselves.
Some people do not find it disco enough, when I find it raises the bar back to the amazing 70's and 80's where music was at its prime and where the 90's, 00's just fell incredibly short with the last generation becoming repetitive without the majority of the artists being unique.
Huh? 00s have the most variety and most unique artists ever.
Haha, wow, my brother just recommended that album to me last night, since we were talking about how RAM doesn't really feel very disco or upbeat or whatever and I love it. The song you linked in particular is so catchy. I'd heard of H&LA before, but never bothered to listen to them until now. Great stuff.
I find them sitting in the same safe pattern as everyone, with a few of them being the exception. The 70's and 80's were the experimental fase where they just created stuff that sounded good to them, and they'll just see what happens when releasing it.
I find them sitting in the same safe pattern as everyone, with a few of them being the exception. The 70's and 80's were the experimental fase where they just created stuff that sounded good to them, and they'll just see what happens when releasing it.
Maybe if you listen exclusively to top 40 radio and Pitchfork BNMs... cast a wider net and you might be pleasantly surprised.
Yeah haha that part of the night where everyone makes bad mistakes.
Feels like a rushed cash in overall.
This is fantastic. Guess I need to listen to my brother more often then :lol
http://youtu.be/7zW9R9sj894 (won P4k song of the year, features Antony Hegarty)
http://youtu.be/-FC_furirj8
This is fantastic. Guess I need to listen to my brother more often then :lol
Time to put Hercules Theme on repeat.
No idea. Never heard a second of H&LA until last night.I thought that song was public knowledge by now?
This album, my god THIS ALBUM
This has so many touches of brilliance. It mixes Pink Floyd with Michael Jackson with Kid A with Prince with the Beatles with a little bit of mid 90's gangsta style from Warren G and Nate Dog.
This album has so much depth and quality.
I have not listened to an album like this in many years. Three or four of the songs make me tingle all over when they kick in:
Giorgio by Moroder
Instant Crush
Touch
Contact
These are my favourite's but the whole album is an eclectic musical dream.
I must have listened to it on loop for about 5 hours last night and a couple this morning on my way to work.
It just keeps getting better and better.
I HAVE to see them when they tour soon, it is my duty.
Yeah, I expected that to happen.