Tracks:
1. Daftendirekt
2. WDPK 83.7 FM
3. Revolution 909
4. Da Funk
5. Phoenix
6. Fresh
7. Around The World
8. Rollin' & Scratchin'
9. Teachers
10. High Fidelity
11. Rock'n Roll
12. Oh Yeah
13. Burnin'
14. Indo Silver Club
15. Alive
16. Funk Ad
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Very good. Besides the obvious highlights that are the well-known hits, there are some other masterpieces on here. I particularly like the "Da Funk"/"Phoenix"/"Fresh" sequence.
Man did I love this when it came out. 'Rollin' and Scratchin' and 'Rock n Roll' can be skipped, the rest are pretty dang funky. _________________ I AM A CRACKED MACHINE
Anyone else think this is Daft Punk's magnum opus? This was the first album of theirs I listened to, and it converted me towards music in general (before I listened to this album, I wasn't a big music dude). I'm obviously biased, and none of the other DP albums have captured the same magic.
I don't get it, but I haven't listened to it in a long time, so I might have changed. I should give it another chance.
it probably hasn't aged well, i hadn't heard it in awhile
rayword45 wrote:
Anyone else think this is Daft Punk's magnum opus? This was the first album of theirs I listened to, and it converted me towards music in general (before I listened to this album, I wasn't a big music dude). I'm obviously biased, and none of the other DP albums have captured the same magic.
I agree, nothing against 'Discovery', I came to like it very much, and honestly it is probably the better album. It was good timing that 'Homework' came out when it did. AMP was on MTV, Chemical Brothers and Prodigy were breaking through to the mainstream, at least in the US. Given the fact that the funky electronic groups of the time were primarily European, I'm guessing America was late to jumping on that bandwagon. _________________ I AM A CRACKED MACHINE
I just realized though, 'Homework' is pretty much all original compositions, while Discovery is extremely sample heavy. I'd deduct points for that myself. _________________ I AM A CRACKED MACHINE
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