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Daft Punk's full-length debut is a funk-house hailstorm, giving real form to a style of straight-ahead dance music not attempted since the early fusion days of on-the-one funk and dance-party disco. Thick, rumbling bass, vocoders, choppy breaks and beats, and a certain brash naiveté permeate the record from start to finish, giving it the edge of an almost certain classic. While a few fall flat, the best tracks make this one essential. ~ Sean Cooper, Rovi All Music Guide

In 2001, Daft Punk released this sophomore full length which basically made them superstars. You've heard their production on Madonna's "Music" single, or the club hit "Music Sounds Better With You&" by Stardust, but if you're unfamiliar with the Daft sound, this is a good intro. It's much poppier than Homework and has most of the hits you might know by them (no "Around the World" though). They go straight pop here- unapologetically, proudly, and completely. If you doubt the confidence of these Frenchies...

This DVD collects all of Daft Punk's music videos from the "Homework" album. You get all the classic vids like "Da Funk" directed by Spike Jonze, the unforgettable "Around The World" video directed by fellow frenchman Michel Gondry, "Burnin" by Seb Janiak, "Revolution 909" by Roman Coppola, and "Fresh," which was directed by Daft Punk themselves. Audio commentary is available for all the videos along with the "Making Of's" which feature big name remixes (Armand Van Helden, MAW, Ian Pooley, etc. ...

In 1997, the iconoclastic French duo of Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel De Homim Christo--better known as Daft Punk--released "Homework." It went on to go gold in the US, earn great critical response and went on to top Billboard's Hot Dance/Club Play charts with the electrofunk singles "Da Funk" and "Around The World." The group is now famous for their cutting edge videos directed by some of the world's leading directors. "D.A.F.T.: A Story about Dogs, Androids, Firemen, and Tomatoes" features the...

Daft Punk 's full-length debut is a funk-house hailstorm, giving real form to a style of straight-ahead dance music not attempted since the early fusion days of on-the-one funk and dance-party disco. Thick, rumbling bass, vocoders, choppy breaks and beats, and a certain brash naiveté permeate the record from start to finish, giving it the edge of an almost certain classic. While a few fall flat, the best tracks make this one essential. ~ Sean Cooper, Rovi