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Musique, Vol. 1: 1993-2005 (CD/DVD) (Greatest Hits)
- Artist: Daft Punk (Vocals)
- Label: VIRGIN RECORDS US
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2 Disc(s)
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Mothership Reconnection [Daft Punk Remix][Edit] 04:00
Funkadelic, Scott Grooves
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Forget About the World [Daft Punk Remix] 05:45
Gabrielle
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Da Funk [DVD]
Daft Punk
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Around the World [DVD]
Daft Punk
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18.
Burnin' [DVD]
Daft Punk
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Revolution 909 [DVD]
Daft Punk
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20.
One More Time [DVD]
Daft Punk
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21.
Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger [DVD]
Daft Punk
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22.
Something About Us [DVD]
Daft Punk
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Robot Rock [DVD]
Daft Punk
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24.
Technologic [DVD]
Daft Punk
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Rollin' & Scratchin' [DVD][Live]
Daft Punk
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26.
The Prime Time of Your Life [DVD]
Daft Punk
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27.
Robot Rock Maximum Overdrive [DVD]
Daft Punk
Description
Daft Punk titled their hits compilation with an indicator (Vol. 1) that more would be forthcoming, and it's easy to believe that in a dozen years, another dozen singles could be collected with no drop in quality. Unlike their contemporaries coming of age during the rise of electronica, Messrs. Bangalter and de Homem-Christo structured their tracks with drop-dead hooks, peerless beats that were perfect for the dancefloor or the living room, and an innovative production sense. Although Musique, Vol. 1: 1993-2005 won't be necessary for longtime fans, it boasts a few inclusions that should lure in even those who have each of the first three albums. The first reason is its opener, "Musique," actually a B-side (of debut single "Da Funk") whose basement sonics and filter-disco vocal treatment made it the best side of Daft Punk's best single. The second excellent tactic is including three of Daft Punk's greatest remixes, including the electro-shocked "Mothership Reconnection" (originally by Scott Grooves) and "Chord Memory" (originally by Ian Pooley). During their first dozen years, virtually all of Daft Punk's best productions were singles (the only exception being "Face to Face" from Discovery), and Musique is the best example why the duo was tops in electronica from the late '90s to the turn of the millennium. [A special-edition version included a valuable bonus DVD, which featured clips ranging from "Da Funk" to "Robot Rock," a live version of "Rollin' Scratchin'" from the D.A.F.T. DVD set, and two videos from the duo's animated film project, Interstella 555.] John Bush, All Music Guide
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Description
Daft Punk titled their hits compilation with an indicator (Vol. 1) that more would be forthcoming, and it's easy to believe that in a dozen years, another dozen singles could be collected with no drop in quality. Unlike their contemporaries coming of age during the rise of electronica, Messrs. Bangalter and de Homem-Christo structured their tracks with drop-dead hooks, peerless beats that were perfect for the dancefloor or the living room, and an innovative production sense. Although Musique, Vol. 1: 1993-2005 won't be necessary for longtime fans, it boasts a few inclusions that should lure in even those who have each of the first three albums. The first reason is its opener, "Musique," actually a B-side (of debut single "Da Funk") whose basement sonics and filter-disco vocal treatment made it the best side of Daft Punk's best single. The second excellent tactic is including three of Daft Punk's greatest remixes, including the electro-shocked "Mothership Reconnection" (originally by Scott Grooves) and "Chord Memory" (originally by Ian Pooley). During their first dozen years, virtually all of Daft Punk's best productions were singles (the only exception being "Face to Face" from Discovery), and Musique is the best example why the duo was tops in electronica from the late '90s to the turn of the millennium. [A special-edition version included a valuable bonus DVD, which featured clips ranging from "Da Funk" to "Robot Rock," a live version of "Rollin' Scratchin'" from the D.A.F.T. DVD set, and two videos from the duo's animated film project, Interstella 555.] John Bush, All Music Guide
Features
- Genre: Electronica
- Category: Club/Dance, House, Left-Field House, Progressive House
- Release Date: April 04, 2006
- Label: VIRGIN RECORDS US
- Artists: Daft Punk (Vocals)
- Format: CD
Additional Information
- DPCI: 244-03-1339
- ASIN: B002JXIH9M
- Catalog #: 11419983
- Item can not be gift wrapped.
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- Estimated Ship Dimensions : 5.67 inches length x 4.97 inches width x 0.5 inches height
- Estimated Ship Weight: 0.26 pound.
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