“Give Life Back to Music” is a rolling song that strikes that balance between funk and electronic in a whole new way compared to their earlier albums.
#ALL DAFT PUNK SONGS RANKED FULL#
My personal favorite Daft Punk album, Random Access Memories is chock full of smooth hits from top to bottom. So don’t be fooled-just because Random Access Memories (a nod to RAM, the Random Access Memory of computer data storage) is at the number two spot doesn’t mean that it is undeserving of heaps of praise. If a random artist were to put out an album like Random Access Memories, chances are, it would indisputably be the best possible musical work in their discography. But Tron: Legacy is likely what people who claim they “don’t like electronic music” picture when they think of electronica and house-a rhythmic, but non–musical, collection of glitchy sounds.
#ALL DAFT PUNK SONGS RANKED MOVIE#
I understand it’s a movie soundtrack, so to expect a signature Daft Punk performance is simply irrational. But at the end of the day, the sound of this album is simply a huge departure from Daft Punk’s signature frantic–yet–groovy sound that came off as less like music and more like the combination of electronic sounds made to sound like music. Daft Punk (made up of French artists Guy–Manuel de Homem-Christo and Thomas Bangalter) captures the electronic–noir theme of the Tron: Legacy movie very well in this album, and I would argue they were likely the best possible fit for a movie that aimed to be as visually sleek and computerized as Tron: Legacy. I love what Daft Punk tries to do here, I really do. And I'm here to set the record straight for their 5 albums (excluding live and remix albums). That being said, some of Daft Punk's work is better than others. Whether it's their work from 1997 or 2013, Daft Punk has consistently put out some of the best house music to date, yet their incredible influences and sounds range far beyond just house and electronic music.
When you're listening to Daft Punk, you can't really go wrong.
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