Anyone listening to Daft Punk? (band, classic, cd, album)

[ebbe]

The more I listen to the CD Random Access Memories, the more I am loving this group.

[averysgore]

I listened to the album twice. It's a little too long for me. Really enjoyed it when it was on, but it was too much to take in at once, which is why I haven't bothered with the third listen. That last track is just berserk, though (that's a compliment).

Nice to know that the classic Zapp/Chic/Cameo sound wasn't lost to the sands of time.

[ebbe]

Originally Posted by averysgore

I listened to the album twice. It's a little too long for me. Really enjoyed it when it was on, but it was too much to take in at once, which is why I haven't bothered with the third listen. That last track is just berserk, though (that's a compliment).

Nice to know that the classic Zapp/Chic/Cameo sound wasn't lost to the sands of time.

I'm hearing touches of Steeley Dan and Yes in some of the tracks.

[averysgore]

Originally Posted by ebbe

I'm hearing touches of Steeley Dan and Yes in some of the tracks.

I'm a moderate Yes fan. I'm curious, where in RAM do you hear Yes? Do you mean the 70's prog Yes or the 80's arena rock Yes?

Steely Dan I can see.

[ebbe]

Originally Posted by averysgore

I'm a moderate Yes fan. I'm curious, where in RAM do you hear Yes? Do you mean the 70's prog Yes or the 80's arena rock Yes?

Steely Dan I can see.

70s old Jon Anderson stuff. It's not on every song...I'll see if I can id it again. I find this band so interesting, how they meld all these different sounds together. There are these tracks that have sounds reminiscent of these older bands.