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Daft Punk @ Keyspan Park 8/9/2007
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  1. slutsky says:

    the montreal show was the best thing i’ve ever seen!

    i cut together a 20-second summary of it shot on my horrible cameraphone:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4CSEkipjEA

  2. slutsky says:

    the montreal show was the best thing i’ve ever seen!

    i cut together a 20-second summary of it shot on my horrible cameraphone:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4CSEkipjEA

  3. Matthew Perpetua says:

    That’s really awesome, Mark!

  4. Matthew Perpetua says:

    That’s really awesome, Mark!

  5. karen says:

    it’s funny, but i think your way of explaining why it’s hard to describe conveyed it a lot better than actually trying to describe it would have.

  6. karen says:

    it’s funny, but i think your way of explaining why it’s hard to describe conveyed it a lot better than actually trying to describe it would have.

  7. slutsky says:

    Thanks!

    I cut it in a fever of excitement at 2AM the night of the show!

  8. slutsky says:

    Thanks!

    I cut it in a fever of excitement at 2AM the night of the show!

  9. James H. says:

    Seeing Daft Punk in Toronto was perhaps the single best thing I’ve ever seen or done in my life! As you said, it’s absolutely perfectly calculated to maximize audience enjoyment. And their calculus never fails. That duo have a rare genius that can’t be fully appreciated until witnessed live.

    I also agree with your point on “Human After All”. It took a beating in the reviews, and I think I was my only friend defending it upon it’s initial release. My appreciation for it has only continued to blossom after the show.

  10. James H. says:

    Seeing Daft Punk in Toronto was perhaps the single best thing I’ve ever seen or done in my life! As you said, it’s absolutely perfectly calculated to maximize audience enjoyment. And their calculus never fails. That duo have a rare genius that can’t be fully appreciated until witnessed live.

    I also agree with your point on “Human After All”. It took a beating in the reviews, and I think I was my only friend defending it upon it’s initial release. My appreciation for it has only continued to blossom after the show.

  11. paul says:

    oh good, i didn’t miss any of daft punk’s set… i got off the subway right as robot rock was playing. too bad i missed sebastian and kavinsky tho….

    also, matthew, i think i ran into you afterwards, someone commented on my newbridge shirt… haha

  12. paul says:

    oh good, i didn’t miss any of daft punk’s set… i got off the subway right as robot rock was playing. too bad i missed sebastian and kavinsky tho….

    also, matthew, i think i ran into you afterwards, someone commented on my newbridge shirt… haha

  13. Jeremy Edwards says:

    I don’t think the fact that Daft Punk put on an impressive live show necessarily means that the reviews for “Human After All” were off-base. The songs would appear to work better in a loud, live setting than on an iPod or home stereo. And the arrangement of the songs, scattered between previous hits, must play a role.

    Two similar examples come to mind: The Smashing Pumpkins’ “Machina” and Sarah McLachlan’s “Afterglow.” Both, to me, were essentially three-star albums from five-star artists, yet the songs from those albums held up much better live.

    In those cases, I pin the bulk of the blame on the production, which didn’t complement the songs. I’m not sure that’s the case with Daft Punk, though.

  14. Jeremy Edwards says:

    I don’t think the fact that Daft Punk put on an impressive live show necessarily means that the reviews for “Human After All” were off-base. The songs would appear to work better in a loud, live setting than on an iPod or home stereo. And the arrangement of the songs, scattered between previous hits, must play a role.

    Two similar examples come to mind: The Smashing Pumpkins’ “Machina” and Sarah McLachlan’s “Afterglow.” Both, to me, were essentially three-star albums from five-star artists, yet the songs from those albums held up much better live.

    In those cases, I pin the bulk of the blame on the production, which didn’t complement the songs. I’m not sure that’s the case with Daft Punk, though.

  15. Matthew Perpetua says:

    Paul, that was indeed me! I get excited whenever I see people wearing that shirt.

  16. Matthew Perpetua says:

    Paul, that was indeed me! I get excited whenever I see people wearing that shirt.

  17. emma says:

    first gear is too similar to x-wife songs…same keyboard?

  18. emma says:

    first gear is too similar to x-wife songs…same keyboard?

  19. Eduardo Osorio says:

    I agree with Jeremy and I add that Human After All is not a good album. I forced myself to enjoy it just for the show and was always stopping and playing Homework and discovery again (and again), but today I played Human again and I made it all… an awesome show can definitely change your perception on a record me thinks.

  20. Eduardo Osorio says:

    I agree with Jeremy and I add that Human After All is not a good album. I forced myself to enjoy it just for the show and was always stopping and playing Homework and discovery again (and again), but today I played Human again and I made it all… an awesome show can definitely change your perception on a record me thinks.

  21. andrew guay says:

    homework is the buttocks, discovery is the heart, and human after all is the viscera.

  22. andrew guay says:

    homework is the buttocks, discovery is the heart, and human after all is the viscera.

  23. Barry says:

    I saw them in Seattle two weeks ago. It was just unbelievable. I like how you described it. Or why we shouldn’t attempt. :-P
    The bass in The Rapture’s “First Gear” was blurring my vision! Loudest thing, ever.

  24. Barry says:

    I saw them in Seattle two weeks ago. It was just unbelievable. I like how you described it. Or why we shouldn’t attempt. :-P
    The bass in The Rapture’s “First Gear” was blurring my vision! Loudest thing, ever.

  25. max says:

    and i second/third/fourth? that, i saw them in amsterdam about 6 weeks ago. it was sweaty, visceral, great. that light show…

  26. max says:

    and i second/third/fourth? that, i saw them in amsterdam about 6 weeks ago. it was sweaty, visceral, great. that light show…

  27. dave says:

    Even with all the hype they still beat all expectations. Wish I could see them in Las Vegas next.

    Just posted full audio of the show at ObsceneNYC.com.

  28. dave says:

    Even with all the hype they still beat all expectations. Wish I could see them in Las Vegas next.

    Just posted full audio of the show at ObsceneNYC.com.

  29. Andy says:

    They played Hyde Park in London and it was one of the best concerts/experiences of my life which was also confirmed by EVERYONE I spoke to that went.

    Here’s the clip I think sums it up best…
    http://youtube.com/watch?v=CFyDMQycLCA

  30. Andy says:

    They played Hyde Park in London and it was one of the best concerts/experiences of my life which was also confirmed by EVERYONE I spoke to that went.

    Here’s the clip I think sums it up best…
    http://youtube.com/watch?v=CFyDMQycLCA

  31. Matthew Perpetua says:

    Oh wow, I was hoping to find a clip of that bit! Thanks!

  32. Matthew Perpetua says:

    Oh wow, I was hoping to find a clip of that bit! Thanks!


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