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Pharrell is on the new Daft Punk album
Petey:
i cant find a working link for shit
Matty:
--- Quote from: Sir Petey on May 15, 2013, 10:21:24 AM ---i cant find a working link for shit
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just sent one that's up. grouprip should appear in the next day or two, will be a lot clearer than what's currently about. the vinyl rip i mentioned is total crap, whoever recorded it has no idea.
edit: try to find a 320 version, CR group rip has skips.
jeanmiche777:
--- Quote from: bouli77 on May 15, 2013, 08:26:16 AM ---this is anything but high definition to me. the vocoder and talk box voices are very generic, it's really my main gripe with the album. the voices are terrible, no funk, no energy, boy do the days of "harder better faster stronger" seem remote. there are few experimental elements. the songs with Pharrell, and Giorgio Moroder are underwhelming, and the slow paced songs are dull, as opposed to the ones on Discovery. I thought Get Lucky would be just an appetizer but it happens to be the best song of the record.
discovery really added a new twist to funk influences, with crazy songs like aerodynamics or harder better faster stronger. except for the song with Giorgio Moroder, the first song and Get Lucky there's not much noteworthy.
If we talk about funk-influenced records, I much prefer stuff Breakbot has put out over the last 4 years + artists like Shook or Bag Raiders.
I never thought I'd be saying this, but Doggmaster's album, Injection 2008), is a much better take on blending funk influences with a modern sound, and the talkbox playing is superior. and the budget is way inferior too.
I was talking about the new Daft Punk album with my homie yesterday and I was like "i can't believe they'd drop something average like that" and he told me "well it's leaked so they could very well be fucking with the fans by not giving the actual album", lol.
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I think this record is way more experimental than the ones you listed (and I really really like Breakbot).Personally I think the vocoder on Lose Yourself to Dance is amazing. We kept hearing about the record being influenced by the 70's, and it's true, but it's not only rooted in funk. There's a lot of different stuff, and that's probably something that a lot of listeners won't like. The sounds are just so different from one song to another. I really think they pushed the envelope and mannnnnn was I waiting for that type of album. I'm so tired of the same dance songs on the radio. I'm just so glad that this is the biggest release of the year and that it is so polished and musically DIFFERENT. Let's hope it will show some record labels that you can do something musical and different and have big success.
jeanmiche777:
That album is really amazing. It really is. In before skilled musicians becomes the featuring you WANT to have on your single. Mannnnnn imagine all these (feat. Nile Rodgers) songs god damn!!!
Petey:
i enjoyed the album alot this is the first daft punk cd ive digested from front to back (voluntarily)
do i need to say no homo after that? it felt kinda funny.
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