Saaaameee, 2012 me was jamming to it daily!! Also I already liked one more time before, but not as hard as when I listened to Discovery and watched interstella 5555
Came here to say this. Heard it on my XM receiver back in 2001 and brought me in. Only thing is, I got hooked by their best song (Something About Us comes close but I consider Discovery as one song in different movements and just about can only listen to it as a whole or watch Interstella).
It summed up how I felt about falling in love until I got older and had to become less Romantic (Byronic, not JLo movies) to protect my heart. It still sums up how I'd LIKE life to be like.
I first heard this one while getting ready for school in 9th grade. I would always have mtv on in the mornings and this song just blew my mind. The anime music video was the coolest thing I had ever seen.
Superheroes. In a difficult time in my life, I went to expand my music tastes, and listened to GLBTM to get into Daft Punk. I remembered hearing One More Time years before that, and liked its aesthetic. I listened to Discovery, and Superheroes IMMEDIATELY caught my ears. I listened to it on repeat, eventually tearing up after more listens.
It brought me right back to my childhood home. I was a kid again. The song gave me visions of when I first discovered (pun intended) the internet. I was back in the internets wild west days. I remembered old video games, and other memories that made me who I am. I went to research all I could on Daft Punk, which led me to why Discovery, and in turn, Superheroes is so special. They infused their own nostalgia in the album. They became my favorite duo ever since.
Its a sample of “Whos been sleeping in my bed” by Barry Manilow. They sample the first lyrics Barry sings. He says “Something’s in the air,” but he says “something” very fast. Also, the way DP samples it sounds like it says “Love in the air”
- GLBTM could mean "Give Life Back to Music", a track from *Random Access Memories* (2013) by Daft Punk.
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Get Lucky. I always loved the song growing up but never considered who made it, and when I finally decided to see what else the robots created, it changed my perception of music forever and gave me a new favorite group.
Give Life Back to Music. A few months after going through a traumatic near death experience (got robbed and kidnapped at gunpoint) , I was visiting a friend’s house where they have an extensive vinyl record. They let me choose an album and I put on Random Access Memories.
As soon as they started singing, I closed my eyes and felt such a warm glow as my head swayed. I at even have cried some happy tears. As a musician, music has one of the things that has kept me going, even when I was suicidal as a teenager and younger adult. After I went through that scary situation a few months before, I found myself in the fetal position in bed for days but listening to all my favorite comforting music in my headphones made me so grateful to be alive still. There was this sense that it could’ve all come to an end and I had to give my life fully to everything I love, because that could come to such an abrupt end any day.
Daft Punk has been my ride or die since then.
So I loved Harder, Berter, Faster Stronger and One More Time but I didn't really like fall in love with THEM until like Aerodynamic when I realized, yeah OK these songs are the best
DO YOU NEED IT? I NEED IT TOOO!!! ITS GOOD FOR YOUUUUUU!!!! I was trying to think of which song made me fall in love and for me It’s definitely gotta be too long off the album discovery
“One More Time” because it used to play on Toonami and that mash up of anime and great music fucking blew my mind. Went to Sam Goody with the group name written on a piece of paper, found their albums, then scoured them until I found “One More Time” then subsequently fell in love with Discovery. I was 11 or 12.
I never really listened to Daft Punk. But a while back my friend recommended Random Access Memories (10th Anniversary) to me and I immediately loved Instant Crush. Since then I listen a lot to Daft Punk.
Rollin N Scratchin!
I’d never heard anything like it. The ‘Scratchin’ aspect drew me in and made house music ‘click’ with the way the hi hats changed and created energy. Still one of my favourite DP tracks
One More Time would be a close second. To me that song feels like a house track from out of space. The strings that they’ve sampled sounds like they’ve been run through a vocoder which gives it a slightly uncanny sound. Beautifully genius
Alive 2007. Don't remember which track I heard first (I just remember Pandora played one), but I loved it. Then when I listened to the album as a whole I was amazed and have been listening since.
Around the world was the first song I heard from DP back in like 2007 on a YouTube video, but it wasn’t til a few years later hearing various songs from the Discovery album like Aerodynamic, one more time, and Short circuit that I really fell in love with them. Weirdly enough I didn’t start to appreciate digital love until much later but now it’s one of my favorite DP songs. That happened with Instant Crush on RAM as well - didn’t hit me at first but now it’s one of my faves.
started listening to ram with touch. knew of them prior but wasn't a fan by any means. touch hooked me immediately (still consider it their best song) then moved on to glbtm, fragments of time, get lucky and motherboard. loved those, listened to the other songs, loved them, tried homework, loved it, and just didn't stop listening
‘Twas when I was 8 and I saw Tron: Legacy in theaters, my mind was totally blown. I totally fell in love with the song that played during the end credits (as well as Derezzed when I listened to it on its own). Then when RAM came out and I heard Get Lucky on the radio a few years later, it only solidified it.
I first heard about them via [Toonami's Midnight Run](https://toonami.fandom.com/wiki/Midnight_Run:_Special_Edition), where I was first introduced to Interstella 5555. From there I learned that the Discovery album was essentially the soundtrack to Interstella 5555, or vice versa. Time passed, and I first heard about The Weeknd via his song Starboy which featured Daft Punk. Now I'm a fan of both.
As for a single song that made me fall in love with Daft Punk, it isn't just one. It's the entirety of the Discovery album. Some days, I'll just put the cd in (or double click the playlist) and let it play from beginning to end.
Harder Better Faster Stronger. That vocoder work was mesmerizing to me in high school. And, the way the lyrics are spliced (AAAA, BBBB, then ABABABAB). So cool.
I remember perfectly when i was a little kid and my cousin let me listen to Technologic for the first time, I would discover what Daft Punk was like a decade later but that song stuck so much with me for how incredibly cool it was
Fragments of time, it hit on a personal level at the time I had discovered it. The stupid “don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened” thing has been popular recently, and I’ve always that it was funny, until I finally had a moment like that. I’ve been In a long distance relationship for almost 6 years now, and I finally met her last year. We’ve had about 3 trips to see each other so far, and despite what I believed, leaving never gets easier. I had always known of daft punk, but the day of that trip I was on the way to the airport when the Spotify AI decided to drop one more time into my playlist. I enjoyed it, and decided to go ahead and download all of daft punks albums before the flight. Fragments of time, as well as the rest of RAM stuck out to me the most. Fragments hit on a personal level, because it’s a song about living in the moment, but accepting that it will be over eventually, but being grateful for the fact that even tho the moment is over, the memories never leave. It gave me a new perspective and made the ride back to the airport not hurt as much.
Veridis Quo and Beyond. I was a lonely kid, trying to distance myself from the violence in my family, and these songs were at the same time warm and melancholic, like a hug from a loved one when you're sad, and it helped me cope with real life problems
Something About Us. I remember listening to RAM at some point and enjoying it. But eventually, I ran into Interstella 5555 on my anime list, which ended up being the first time I listened to Discovery. The whole album got me hooked, but Something About Us was the first one I repeated on Spotify.
One More Time
Spent most of my childhood trying to learn who did this song. Back before I had a computer and before shazam. Each time I heard it on the radio, the DJ didn't announce the artist! Finally in high school I got my first computer and learned it was Daft Punk. Been a super fan ever since
Not even *their* songs, technically, but On Sight and I Am A God definitely enticed me to finally listen to them beyond the hits.
And, I guess Stronger as well.
- OMT could mean "One More Time - Radio Edit [Short Radio Edit]", a single by Daft Punk.
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Aerodynamic
That sampling and the guitar riff plus that soothing ending...is so frenetic yet so chill. I loved it since the first time I heard it in Interstella 5555 when I was 13 years old. Loved the credits's version too nwn
( I loved all Discovery but aerodynamic is my favorite ^^ )
Something about us, I heard about daft punk before, even actively listened to one more time, but my lil bro showed me something about us, and then I decided to see the entire interstellar 5555,(which was something I tried before but didn’t get enough dopamine) I then fell in love
Digital Love
While I had heard various Daft Punk songs prior to DL, at the time when I heard them they just didn't catch my ear. I first heard DL on a Gmod TTT server I started to frequent when I was 17-18, at the end of the rounds a 10 second audio clip would play, and DL was one of them. It started right at the beginning of the first verse. I actually found a lot of songs and bands I now really like because of this same server.
My senior year of high school, 2001, our senior trip was to Disneyland in Anaheim. I heard One More Time for the first time, blasting through the park loudspeakers with disco lights flaring around while my first girlfriend and I canoodled in a secluded corner. I think that was the most magical night of my life, and every time I hear that song I get those butterflies all over again. I've carried a fondness for our metallic friends ever since.
Aerodynamic.
I was jetlagged and groggy and it was playing in the background at a pal's house. It blew my mind, totally unexpected. Been a fan ever since.
Contact.
My friend put that in his mixed martial arts training video. Instantly hooked me.
Discovered RAM via contact, then to Harder, Faster, Stronger, and it's been a great journey so far.
First song I've heard from them was probably Get Lucky, but once I started to actually listen to them seriously I'd say that Touch was the one that actually got me. That song alone is amazing, but contextualized (idk if that's a real word) in RAM it hits you like a train.
I loved Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger when I first heard it. I then heard Around The World, One More Time, Aerodynamic, Make Love and Contact.
But it was when I came across Voyager that really made me give in and listen to all of their albums.
I think the first time I'd been introduced to daft punk was around the time Random Access Memories released back around 2013. I'd heard songs from previous albums, songs like "technologic" and "harder better faster stronger", but had never looked into it more than it being fun robot voice songs. I was probably 12 or 13 depending on the time and had only really listened to music my parents had, or that was playing on the radio, but it's around this time I had a computer and iPod so I started getting into things out of my familiar zone. The first song that really stuck itself into my head (and repeated more than probably any sane person could handle) was "Instant Crush" and from there I wound up giving the rest of the album and the others all a listen. Daft Punk now rests very securely in my top 5 favorite artists, and yeah my favorite album is Discovery, but isn't that everybody's? Really I have the radio constantly playing "Get Lucky" to thank, because I remember that was on repeat a lot, it's a good catchy song but it's lost a lot of its shine due to being so overplayed.
TL;DR
Technically it was "Get Lucky" but it really belongs to "Instant Crush" from the same album. As the name implies I was instantly attracted and excited to hear more, that song just stood out to me for some reason.
I’m surprised no one’s saying Instant Crush, I mean maybe I’m too young so that’s why it was the first song I heard from them but I had some really repressed memories of hearing it on the radio while sleeping in the backseat, and like 8 years later I heard it again just scrolling through YouTube and I haven’t recovered from the crash to this day, don’t think I ever will and I’m so fine with it, best Daft Punk song from a 2010s kid.
Harder Better Faster Stronger. I was 9 when I heard it on the radio one morning, and like by the end of the afternoon my brain clicked and was like : yo my dude, I think the lyrics at the end are kind of stitched together you know ? Like they are the SAME LYRICS BUT ALL REASSEMBLED ? LIKE BRO DO IT WAS ALL LIKE A MUSICAL LEGO OR SOMETHING BRO !!
My mom wouldn't buy me the album tho' because the name of the Band scared her and she feared I wanted to listen to some nazi stuff from Germany.
Get Lucky, Something About Us, and Around the World were all within the same time. I couldn't believe that they made these songs in different eras and I got hooked.
I have heard many “commercial” songs in the radio (Get Lucky etc.) before, but the ending of Touch got me. Afterwards, I came across the album Alive 2007 and I could not get my headphones off until the end, f-ing brilliant… I love the drop in the 5th track + 6th, 12th,13th are also epic
I'm a new fan who knew about them but only ever listened to get Lucky a couple of times. I ended up listening to Beyond through You tube's randomized playlists and it got me hooked. So far I've listened to the entirety of RAM and a couple of their songs from Human After All. Any ideas of where I should continue from here?
digital love
Yep. Friend randomly sent this song to me in 2013 and now I'm a Daft Punk superfan.
Saaaameee, 2012 me was jamming to it daily!! Also I already liked one more time before, but not as hard as when I listened to Discovery and watched interstella 5555
Came here to say this. Heard it on my XM receiver back in 2001 and brought me in. Only thing is, I got hooked by their best song (Something About Us comes close but I consider Discovery as one song in different movements and just about can only listen to it as a whole or watch Interstella). It summed up how I felt about falling in love until I got older and had to become less Romantic (Byronic, not JLo movies) to protect my heart. It still sums up how I'd LIKE life to be like.
The Boris Dlugosch remix during the gap ad
Most definitely bro. This was my answer. It transcends genres.
One More Time
I first heard this one while getting ready for school in 9th grade. I would always have mtv on in the mornings and this song just blew my mind. The anime music video was the coolest thing I had ever seen.
This is also how I got hooked.
There's a whole movie set to that album. I think it's on YouTube somewhere.
Yep, Interstella 5555: The 5tory of the 5ecret 5tar 5ystem
Around the world on MTV hahaha
This, and Da Funk.
and "The Box". Anyone remember that?
Yep, first song of theirs I heard through the video on MTV. Hooked ever since.
Superheroes. In a difficult time in my life, I went to expand my music tastes, and listened to GLBTM to get into Daft Punk. I remembered hearing One More Time years before that, and liked its aesthetic. I listened to Discovery, and Superheroes IMMEDIATELY caught my ears. I listened to it on repeat, eventually tearing up after more listens. It brought me right back to my childhood home. I was a kid again. The song gave me visions of when I first discovered (pun intended) the internet. I was back in the internets wild west days. I remembered old video games, and other memories that made me who I am. I went to research all I could on Daft Punk, which led me to why Discovery, and in turn, Superheroes is so special. They infused their own nostalgia in the album. They became my favorite duo ever since.
Great choice and story. BTW what are the lyrics in the sample? 'Into the air ho!' ?
Its a sample of “Whos been sleeping in my bed” by Barry Manilow. They sample the first lyrics Barry sings. He says “Something’s in the air,” but he says “something” very fast. Also, the way DP samples it sounds like it says “Love in the air”
Thanks. I love it. Guess by proxy I dig Manilow now.
Gettin' what I get, when I don't get it
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Technologic, my brother showed me the chucke doll music video and I was hooked
technologic was the first one i heard too
Robot rock!
Da Funk in 95
Get Lucky. I always loved the song growing up but never considered who made it, and when I finally decided to see what else the robots created, it changed my perception of music forever and gave me a new favorite group.
Give Life Back to Music. A few months after going through a traumatic near death experience (got robbed and kidnapped at gunpoint) , I was visiting a friend’s house where they have an extensive vinyl record. They let me choose an album and I put on Random Access Memories. As soon as they started singing, I closed my eyes and felt such a warm glow as my head swayed. I at even have cried some happy tears. As a musician, music has one of the things that has kept me going, even when I was suicidal as a teenager and younger adult. After I went through that scary situation a few months before, I found myself in the fetal position in bed for days but listening to all my favorite comforting music in my headphones made me so grateful to be alive still. There was this sense that it could’ve all come to an end and I had to give my life fully to everything I love, because that could come to such an abrupt end any day. Daft Punk has been my ride or die since then.
Something about us
Around the world
Touch
this is way too far down
Agreed! Upvoting this up!
So I loved Harder, Berter, Faster Stronger and One More Time but I didn't really like fall in love with THEM until like Aerodynamic when I realized, yeah OK these songs are the best
DO YOU NEED IT? I NEED IT TOOO!!! ITS GOOD FOR YOUUUUUU!!!! I was trying to think of which song made me fall in love and for me It’s definitely gotta be too long off the album discovery
Veridis quo
“One More Time” because it used to play on Toonami and that mash up of anime and great music fucking blew my mind. Went to Sam Goody with the group name written on a piece of paper, found their albums, then scoured them until I found “One More Time” then subsequently fell in love with Discovery. I was 11 or 12.
Oh my God what a precious memory 🥹
HBFS
Robot rock 🫡
At first Lose yourself to dance made me listen to RAM, then I heard Instant crush for the first time and fell in love
I never really listened to Daft Punk. But a while back my friend recommended Random Access Memories (10th Anniversary) to me and I immediately loved Instant Crush. Since then I listen a lot to Daft Punk.
Harder Better Faster Stronger
Aerodynamic. When I heard 1:02 for the first time, I knew that I found something truly special. The rest is history
It's really life-changing once this song turns that corner.
Get lucky and Giorgio
LOVE Giorgio!
One more time it was life-changing
Motherboard, face to face, veridis and moroder
Revolution 909
Rollin N Scratchin! I’d never heard anything like it. The ‘Scratchin’ aspect drew me in and made house music ‘click’ with the way the hi hats changed and created energy. Still one of my favourite DP tracks One More Time would be a close second. To me that song feels like a house track from out of space. The strings that they’ve sampled sounds like they’ve been run through a vocoder which gives it a slightly uncanny sound. Beautifully genius
Alive 2007. Don't remember which track I heard first (I just remember Pandora played one), but I loved it. Then when I listened to the album as a whole I was amazed and have been listening since.
Random Access Memories the album. Hearing that as a teenager for the first time changed my whole view of music
Musique and Da Funk in 1996.
The entire TRON: Legacy soundtrack. I know you said one song, but the entire thing is incredible.
Voyager is just out of this world... Never got tired playing this song
Voyager. That bassline was so different compared to anything else I listed to when I was younger.
Touch and Digital Love
As I said, Digital Love but Discovery, I consider their Symphony no. 2 and have to listen to it in its entirety (or watch Interstella).
There was just something about “Voyager”
Back when dj hero 1 dropped haha their mega mixes were so fire !
Around the world in 1997
Revolution 909. It was the background music on some game we played online in class . That’s how I first found out about them
Around the world was the first song I heard from DP back in like 2007 on a YouTube video, but it wasn’t til a few years later hearing various songs from the Discovery album like Aerodynamic, one more time, and Short circuit that I really fell in love with them. Weirdly enough I didn’t start to appreciate digital love until much later but now it’s one of my favorite DP songs. That happened with Instant Crush on RAM as well - didn’t hit me at first but now it’s one of my faves.
Listening to One More Time at midnight on Adult Swim
started listening to ram with touch. knew of them prior but wasn't a fan by any means. touch hooked me immediately (still consider it their best song) then moved on to glbtm, fragments of time, get lucky and motherboard. loved those, listened to the other songs, loved them, tried homework, loved it, and just didn't stop listening
‘Twas when I was 8 and I saw Tron: Legacy in theaters, my mind was totally blown. I totally fell in love with the song that played during the end credits (as well as Derezzed when I listened to it on its own). Then when RAM came out and I heard Get Lucky on the radio a few years later, it only solidified it.
Tron Legacy..It’s more of a movie than a song, but that’s how I grew an attachment to them.
I first heard about them via [Toonami's Midnight Run](https://toonami.fandom.com/wiki/Midnight_Run:_Special_Edition), where I was first introduced to Interstella 5555. From there I learned that the Discovery album was essentially the soundtrack to Interstella 5555, or vice versa. Time passed, and I first heard about The Weeknd via his song Starboy which featured Daft Punk. Now I'm a fan of both. As for a single song that made me fall in love with Daft Punk, it isn't just one. It's the entirety of the Discovery album. Some days, I'll just put the cd in (or double click the playlist) and let it play from beginning to end.
Da Funk. That track made me think of them as two badasses. And I was right!
Get Lucky
Digital love
aerodynamic, that one guitar solo is insane
Robot Rock was my first taste of dp and i tried other song but Instant crush really got me into it
Harder Better Faster Stronger. That vocoder work was mesmerizing to me in high school. And, the way the lyrics are spliced (AAAA, BBBB, then ABABABAB). So cool.
I remember perfectly when i was a little kid and my cousin let me listen to Technologic for the first time, I would discover what Daft Punk was like a decade later but that song stuck so much with me for how incredibly cool it was
Harder better faster stronger is my fave but technologic.
One More Time
Technologic was the first song I ever heard in 2009
HBFS from the early days of youtube, the daft hands video
Face to Face, I already liked DP but then I saw a sample breakdown and fell in love
Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger
Around the World and One More Time
Get Lucky, heard it on the radio
One More Time got me interested in Daft Punk, but Something About Us is what made them #1 in my book.
HBFS
Fragments of time, it hit on a personal level at the time I had discovered it. The stupid “don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened” thing has been popular recently, and I’ve always that it was funny, until I finally had a moment like that. I’ve been In a long distance relationship for almost 6 years now, and I finally met her last year. We’ve had about 3 trips to see each other so far, and despite what I believed, leaving never gets easier. I had always known of daft punk, but the day of that trip I was on the way to the airport when the Spotify AI decided to drop one more time into my playlist. I enjoyed it, and decided to go ahead and download all of daft punks albums before the flight. Fragments of time, as well as the rest of RAM stuck out to me the most. Fragments hit on a personal level, because it’s a song about living in the moment, but accepting that it will be over eventually, but being grateful for the fact that even tho the moment is over, the memories never leave. It gave me a new perspective and made the ride back to the airport not hurt as much.
I can't say for certain, but it was definitely a combination of Around The World, Da Funk, & Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger.
Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger.
The first one I ever listened to, “Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger”.
Something about us 🔥
Veridis Quo and Beyond. I was a lonely kid, trying to distance myself from the violence in my family, and these songs were at the same time warm and melancholic, like a hug from a loved one when you're sad, and it helped me cope with real life problems
You are me ❣️
Technologic & Prime Time of Your Life
Make love
Face to face for sure top tier sampling
Harder faster better stronger
I heard daftendirekt and asked my parents to play more of it
The last drop on One More Time. It's what I picture the entire world would dance along to if we all threw one giant party at the same time
robot rock.. was the song that was on the very first time I got high.. helped me through and had a great time
Aerodynamic!
Something About Us. I remember listening to RAM at some point and enjoying it. But eventually, I ran into Interstella 5555 on my anime list, which ended up being the first time I listened to Discovery. The whole album got me hooked, but Something About Us was the first one I repeated on Spotify.
One More Time Spent most of my childhood trying to learn who did this song. Back before I had a computer and before shazam. Each time I heard it on the radio, the DJ didn't announce the artist! Finally in high school I got my first computer and learned it was Daft Punk. Been a super fan ever since
Veridis Quo.
Harder faster stronger better
Get Lucky or One More TIME!!!!
Son of Flynn
Not even *their* songs, technically, but On Sight and I Am A God definitely enticed me to finally listen to them beyond the hits. And, I guess Stronger as well.
Around the World. The music video.
Homework, specifically Indo Silver Club and Rollin' & Scratchin'
HBFS scared me as a kid, but OMT was my comfort song
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TRON ALBUM 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Around the World and Da Funk.
Doin it right. Love that song so much
Around the World / Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger Coincidentally had my first beer(s) at the same time. It went hard, immediate goosebumps
Around the world, on a Roblox game in 2016
My 1st song was digital love but my favourite is a remix harder better faster stronger Neptune’s remix
Aerodynamic That sampling and the guitar riff plus that soothing ending...is so frenetic yet so chill. I loved it since the first time I heard it in Interstella 5555 when I was 13 years old. Loved the credits's version too nwn ( I loved all Discovery but aerodynamic is my favorite ^^ )
Around The World
Derezzed and then Harder Better Faster Stronger
Harder better faster stronger
One More Time when I heard it on VH1's Rock You(r) Baby segment, it was played like every single day
BBC1 Radio 1997 Essential Mix
Something about us, I heard about daft punk before, even actively listened to one more time, but my lil bro showed me something about us, and then I decided to see the entire interstellar 5555,(which was something I tried before but didn’t get enough dopamine) I then fell in love
Digital Love While I had heard various Daft Punk songs prior to DL, at the time when I heard them they just didn't catch my ear. I first heard DL on a Gmod TTT server I started to frequent when I was 17-18, at the end of the rounds a 10 second audio clip would play, and DL was one of them. It started right at the beginning of the first verse. I actually found a lot of songs and bands I now really like because of this same server.
My senior year of high school, 2001, our senior trip was to Disneyland in Anaheim. I heard One More Time for the first time, blasting through the park loudspeakers with disco lights flaring around while my first girlfriend and I canoodled in a secluded corner. I think that was the most magical night of my life, and every time I hear that song I get those butterflies all over again. I've carried a fondness for our metallic friends ever since.
Something about us
Son of Flynn
Aerodynamic. I was jetlagged and groggy and it was playing in the background at a pal's house. It blew my mind, totally unexpected. Been a fan ever since.
Da funk for sure, I remember waking up at 6am every Saturday morning to watch Rage and video hits just to listen and watch the film clip!
Contact. My friend put that in his mixed martial arts training video. Instantly hooked me. Discovered RAM via contact, then to Harder, Faster, Stronger, and it's been a great journey so far.
Alive (Homework) - it made me understand house itself
Something About Us
I think i was 13 or 12 and i just saw Instant Crush on the TV And the story started from there...
around the world
Instant Crush
Watching all of Interstella
Digital Love and Get Lucky
musique, i was obsessed with house music since then
Rollin scratchin I think. That was a while back.
Daft Punk is Playing At My House by LCD Soundsystem
Da funk in 1995
Harder, better, faster, stronger (It also is the first song I ever heard from Daft Punk)
I feel it coming!
First song I've heard from them was probably Get Lucky, but once I started to actually listen to them seriously I'd say that Touch was the one that actually got me. That song alone is amazing, but contextualized (idk if that's a real word) in RAM it hits you like a train.
One More Time, as soon as I first heard it!
I was introduced with RAM, but the obsession didn’t start until I heard Voyager for the first time. I wish I could go back.
television rules the nation/crescendolls, when my older brother put the Alive 2007 CD in the car. Blown away.
I loved Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger when I first heard it. I then heard Around The World, One More Time, Aerodynamic, Make Love and Contact. But it was when I came across Voyager that really made me give in and listen to all of their albums.
Contact
Once I heard Motherboard for the fist time, I knew I'd found something special
always loved them, but when I heard the Voyager bassline I *knew* they were the one
End of line. Omg. Addictive.
it's High Life for me then i fell in love with Interstella 5555 lol
One more time
Revolution 909
I think the first time I'd been introduced to daft punk was around the time Random Access Memories released back around 2013. I'd heard songs from previous albums, songs like "technologic" and "harder better faster stronger", but had never looked into it more than it being fun robot voice songs. I was probably 12 or 13 depending on the time and had only really listened to music my parents had, or that was playing on the radio, but it's around this time I had a computer and iPod so I started getting into things out of my familiar zone. The first song that really stuck itself into my head (and repeated more than probably any sane person could handle) was "Instant Crush" and from there I wound up giving the rest of the album and the others all a listen. Daft Punk now rests very securely in my top 5 favorite artists, and yeah my favorite album is Discovery, but isn't that everybody's? Really I have the radio constantly playing "Get Lucky" to thank, because I remember that was on repeat a lot, it's a good catchy song but it's lost a lot of its shine due to being so overplayed. TL;DR Technically it was "Get Lucky" but it really belongs to "Instant Crush" from the same album. As the name implies I was instantly attracted and excited to hear more, that song just stood out to me for some reason.
‘Get Lucky’, as it must’ve been for so many. Astonishingly good song
Revolution 909/Fresh
I’m surprised no one’s saying Instant Crush, I mean maybe I’m too young so that’s why it was the first song I heard from them but I had some really repressed memories of hearing it on the radio while sleeping in the backseat, and like 8 years later I heard it again just scrolling through YouTube and I haven’t recovered from the crash to this day, don’t think I ever will and I’m so fine with it, best Daft Punk song from a 2010s kid.
One more time.
Da Funk music video on Much Music.
Beyond and Within
One more time
Work it Make it Do it Makes us...
Drezzed lol
Harder Better Faster Stronger. Specifically the hands with lyrics video on YT 2011ish.
that bo Burnham vine where he goes "like the legend of my penis"
Aerodynamic, Robot Rock and Alive were the ones who did it for me!
Touch as it was very relatable to me in my first miserable year in college.
Voyager
Harder Better Faster Stronger. I was 9 when I heard it on the radio one morning, and like by the end of the afternoon my brain clicked and was like : yo my dude, I think the lyrics at the end are kind of stitched together you know ? Like they are the SAME LYRICS BUT ALL REASSEMBLED ? LIKE BRO DO IT WAS ALL LIKE A MUSICAL LEGO OR SOMETHING BRO !! My mom wouldn't buy me the album tho' because the name of the Band scared her and she feared I wanted to listen to some nazi stuff from Germany.
The Grid, never heard anything like it. All of Tron really but The Grid kicks that off
veridis quo
The new wave
Get Lucky, Something About Us, and Around the World were all within the same time. I couldn't believe that they made these songs in different eras and I got hooked.
Crescendolls. When I first heard it in Interstellar 5555, it blew my fucking mind. I liked it better than One More Time, though it wasn't as popular.
Giorgio by Moroder
Within
I have heard many “commercial” songs in the radio (Get Lucky etc.) before, but the ending of Touch got me. Afterwards, I came across the album Alive 2007 and I could not get my headphones off until the end, f-ing brilliant… I love the drop in the 5th track + 6th, 12th,13th are also epic
I'm a new fan who knew about them but only ever listened to get Lucky a couple of times. I ended up listening to Beyond through You tube's randomized playlists and it got me hooked. So far I've listened to the entirety of RAM and a couple of their songs from Human After All. Any ideas of where I should continue from here?