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- Original Release Date: 14 Mar 2005
- Format - Music: MP3
- Compatible with MP3 Players (including with iPod®), iTunes, Windows Media Player
- Also available in CD Format
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| Play | 1. Human After All | 5:20 | £0.89 | ||
| Play | 2. The Prime Time Of Your Life | 4:23 | £0.89 | ||
| Play | 3. Robot Rock | 4:47 | £0.89 | ||
| Play | 4. Steam Machine | 5:21 | £0.89 | ||
| Play | 5. Make Love | 4:49 | £0.89 | ||
| Play | 6. The Brainwasher | 4:08 | £0.89 | ||
| Play | 7. On/Off | 0:19 | £0.89 | ||
| Play | 8. Television Rules The Nation | 4:47 | £0.89 | ||
| Play | 9. Technologic | 4:44 | £0.89 | ||
| Play | 10. Emotion | 6:57 | £0.89 |
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14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
My relationship with this album has been one of ups and downs. I managed to get hold of this album about a month before it came out. Four years since Discovery, I was on tenterhooks to hear DP's new stuff. So I listened to it all the way through, and it was a big let down. Not to worry, I thought, these could be unfinished tracks DP have put out to foil music pirates.
The release of the album rolls around and I buy it on the day of release. I once again I was eagerly anticipating hearing it. Needless to say I was kind of deflated when I heard the same stuff which had disappointed me a month earlier. I listened to it all the way through a couple of times, with only the title track and Robot Rock impressing me. So I put the album on my shelf dismissing it as a "difficult third album" and generally not being very impressed. However, I came back to it after a few weeks wanting to hear parts again. Now every time I listen to this album I like it more.
The good tracks generally outweigh the mediocre, and there isn't a truly "bad" track on here. The first three tracks are great, as is Television Rules The Nation. Technologic is also good, but can get a little annoying. The Brainwasher and Steam Machine take a while to get into, but once you get used to them pretty good. Make Love is okay, not just a loop going round for four minutes as I first though as there are subtle changes in the backing, but should definitely have been cut in half at least in terms of length, and would have been fine as a track similar to Nightvision on Discovery. Emotion is a nice chilled way to end the album, but nothing special. That gives you a fairly solid album, although I have to say I sometimes skip the middle third of the album (I include the On/Off skit in that as well).
Give this album a chance. If you liked DP's first two albums I would say this album will almost certainly grow on you if you don't like it straight away. It is closer in style to Homework, but generally has a style of its own, with a much more minimalist, almost microhouse vibe running through it, which is not surprising considering the big difference in styles between Homework and Discovery. My least favourite of DP's three albums, but still a very good album in its own right, and one that I have grown to enjoy a lot.
18 of 20 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Okay okay, you're either gonna love it or hate it with a passion. For those of us who absolutley thrived off the Homework album, with its dirty dark repeatitive beats and spaned classics like Burnin' and Teachers, were right back there. Gone is the tidyness of Discovery, and i think if you preffered Discovery and never heard Homework- keep away!- There are no light hearted anime pop tracks here, just deep dark earthy tunes. Robot rock instantly makes your body pop from start to finish, brilliant & simple - such a happy return to their earlier form- go the daft punk!!! :) one for the homeworkers out there.........
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
First off, this album is veeeeeeeeery differernt to their other two albums, but they were differnt to each other any way. When i first got this album for my birthday, i loved it, thought it was great, then i realised that it was shit, reppetitive, very patchy and a bit off a mess compared to the other two master pieces. But a year later i started listening to it again and it was very good. So the moral of the review is that give it a chance but dont listen to it too much otherwise every thing falls apart.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Amazing
I genuinely can't understand why people don't like this album, I absolutely love it.
Admittedly at first I thought it was not up to scratch with other daft punk albums but,... Read more
Admittedly at first I thought it was not up to scratch with other daft punk albums but,... Read more
Published 7 months ago by Ollie M
Mostly brilliant
This album is very good and pretty cheap the more well known tracks are the best and there are a few songs that let the album down but on the whole pretty damn good.
Published 15 months ago by Mr. Steven G. Traylor
Review
Bought it for a friend as a birthday present. He says its excellent- no complaints that end. Dispatch time was good and arrived in excellent condition. Good buy.
Published 15 months ago by Kilzzone
Great......After all!
Right, im not going to go on about how this album passed many people by, mainly because I was one of those people! I picked it up from the bargain bin at my local HMV. Read more
Published on 14 July 2008 by 22 Retro Consoles Later.......
Human Musique
It's worth comparing the careers of near contemporary bands Daft Punk and Air. Both French, both innovators in electronic music and both having critically acclaimed first albums in... Read more
Published on 17 Jun 2008 by Ali H
Live Tool Masterpiece
Whilst I can understand some listeners' concerns that a few of the tracks on this album can become a bit repetitive - or may even appear sketchy in some respects - I believe that... Read more
Published on 28 Mar 2008 by enrico
My personal Favourite.
This album represents the electronic side of Daft Punk, with many instrumentals, as opposed to the lyrical style of Discovery. Read more
Published on 4 Dec 2007 by Mr. A. Jack
THE most under-rated album...EVER!
many people hate this album, and i can sort of see why, because its different to their other albums; but songs like robot rock, prime time of your life, technologic, and television... Read more
Published on 4 Oct 2007 by A. Holt
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Complete "TISH"
If I could give it minus stars I would. Its like listening to my cat vomiting, but just less entertaining.
Enough said!!
If I could give it minus stars I would. Its like listening to my cat vomiting, but just less entertaining.
Enough said!!
Published on 15 Aug 2007 by JA White
Terrible album, but kind of like a jigsaw piece.
I tried to like this album, I really did, but I just couldn't do it. Daft Punk at their worst, for sure.
The album is not a TOTAL disaster, though. Read more
The album is not a TOTAL disaster, though. Read more
Published on 9 July 2007 by J. Conlon
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