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[chibuku_sean]

Taken from another website but here it is : Fatboy Slim / Groove Armada / Daft Punk
Paul van Dyk / Tiesto / Sasha / Deep Dish / Erick Morillo / Carl Cox / Paul Oakenfold / Pete Tong / John Digweed / Steve Lawler / Ferry Corsten / Armin Van Buuren / Audio Bullys (Live) / Jeff Mills / Eric Prydz / Judge Jules / Lisa Lashes / Roni Size / James Zabiela / David Guetta / Hybrid (Live) / Layo and Bushwacka! / Plump DJ's / Danny Howells / Hernan Cattaneo / Adam Freeland / Planet Pendulum (DJ Set) / Shapeshifters / Scratch Perverts & MC Dynamite / Nic Fanciulli / Junior Jack & Kid Crème / Kenny Dope Gonzalez / Josh Wink / Erol Alkan / Stanton Warriors / Eddie Halliwell / Marco V / Above and Beyond / Fergie / Martin Solveig / Sandy Rivera / Adam Beyer / Joey Negro / Matt Hardwick / Marco Bailey / Lee Burridge /Lab 4 (Live) / Tidy Boys / Fabio & Grooverider / Andy C / Marky / Justice / Krafty Kuts / Ali B / Max Graham / Funk D'Void / Cristian Varela / Ben Sims / BK (Live) / Andy Farley / Rob Tissera / Trevor Rockliffe / Demi / Mark Knight / Alloy Mental (Live) / K90 (Live) / Anne Savage / Jon O'Bir / Spooky / Guy Gerber / Paul Glazby / Amber D / Paul Maddox / Ed Real / Hixxy and MC Storm / Friction / Zinc / Hype / Krust / Mampi Swift / Mickey Finn / Garry K / Bryan Gee / Brockie / Randal / Nicky Blackmarket / Wickerman / Futurebound / Simian Mobile Disco / 2020 Sound System / Barry Ashworth / Tom Neville / Justin Robertson / Crazy P / Serge Santiago / Freaks (Live) / Kris Bones /Freelance Hellraiser / Hystereo / Jon Rundell / Andy Daniel / Hinsley & Mark H / Neil Quigley / Simon Dunmore / Shovell / Copyright / Tom Pooks / King Roc / Micky Slim / Paul Thomas / Funkagenda / Will Saul

Most is pretty gash. But Daft Punk

[Coakley]

F**k those French quegs

Danny Howells

That's all you needed to say!

[the teapot gnome]

It's all about Hixxy

[Coakley]

It's all about Hixxy

As Westwood used to say:

"AIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIGHT!"

[generaljimmy]

anyone have the alive cd from darfters in 1997? shockingly good. i reckon they'd still be awesomely present and correct when they were live now as well

[mooney]

anyone have the alive cd from darfters in 1997? shockingly good. i reckon they'd still be awesomely present and correct when they were live now as well

Andy Cunter has it and used to rinse it back in last year of uni.
IT was lovely.

[Tony Montana]

I've got it - it is truely wonderful - a masterclass.

[Voodoo]

With regards to Daft Punk people seem to forget they haven't released anything worse istening to since 1997. Their live show now would be a real mish mash of truly excellent and truly awful music.

Homework is the defining electronic for me. It's a real shame they completely lost the plot.

[Tony Montana]

Agreed that last album was awful

[Voodoo]

With regards to Daft Punk people seem to forget they haven't released anything worse istening to since 1997.

IMO

[BobRoss]

With regards to Daft Punk people seem to forget they haven't released anything worse istening to since 1997.

IMO

I agree that Homework is their best album. But they still have done good stuff since. Human After All wasn't as good as i had hoped but i still enjoy it.

I was under the impression that Daft Punk would never be playing again due to Bangalter's tinnitus. they have also both said they were moving away from music into other areas like films and table design (see habitat). So this does surprie me a lot.

there is also a lot of other good people on the lineup in amongst the shite.

[richchibuku]

i think the £1m for 5 shows might have lured them out of retirement.

[SteMc]

i think the £1m for 5 shows might have lured them out of retirement.

:shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:

[absolutemoron]

With regards to Daft Punk people seem to forget they haven't released anything worse istening to since 1997.

IMO

IMO too - although I can kind of see the point of 'Discovery' now having seen Interstella 5555 (although it's still pretty gash as an album in its own right).

[emmma]

nah theres still some excellent tracks on discovery (high life, too long, harder/better etc), apart from the strange ones, but thats like cassius sounds of violence too - weird warpy shit with a few belters.

[adam meade]

Anyone heard Musique yet? Its a collection off mostly old tracks and I think Musique is the only new one. Some wicked tunes on it tho - Mothership Reconnection, Alive, and Musique all quality.

That '97 Alive CD was shocking good. Not sure if actually seeing them live would be the same. Still up for finding out though

[absolutemoron]

Meadey, 'Musique' has been out for donkeys', it was the B-side to 'Da Funk', and you can hear an excerpt of it on 'Wdpk 83.7 FM' on 'Homework'.

I have just bought 'Alive 1997' for a Lady off the Virgin Megastores site. 8)

[emmma]

leo, he is talking about the new release musique isnt he -a comp with mostly the latest album tracks on it but a few oldies and goodies on it like mothership reconnection

[generaljimmy]

homweork was the pinnacle yeah, but there were some great tracks on discovery too. face to face is the tits imo, and robot rock was a good little number as well. technologic though, oh dear.

at the end of the day they might be a dissapointment live, but part of the mystique about it is that you might get a good show, you might get a bad one. and the gash juxtaposed with the sublime isnt that bad when there's more of the greatness, i remeber having to endure some of mcartneys ballads at galstonbury 2004, along with him asking if "glastonburger was diggin it?" for the first half hour. but i got the pyrotechnic amazment of live and let die, the two minutes or orgamsic melody from eleanor rigby and me and 60000 others singing nah nah, nah nah nah nah to hey judein return.

its like whoever turns up to the concert when bob dylan remembers how to please a crowd will have an amazing time.

and where are the other four shows from the million dollars gonna be?

[Tony Montana]

Technologic is better than Robot Rock which is shite IMO.

The Vitalic remix of technologic is better than the original

[absolutemoron]

leo, he is talking about the new release musique isnt he -a comp with mostly the latest album tracks on it but a few oldies and goodies on it like mothership reconnection

No:

Its a collection off mostly old tracks and I think Musique is the only new one.

The compilation looks worth a squizz for part-time dance music fans. But any serious music lover should own 'Homework' already. A lot of the mixes are radio edits so it's really for home listening only. Their mix of Ian Pooley's 'Chord Memory' is definitely worth checking out though, and I confess I've never heard the Gabrielle remix. They should definitely have put on their mixes of I:Cube and the Chemical Brothers if they'd wanted to include their vital remixes though.

[Tony Montana]

The DVD looks sound as well - still want to take a load of mushies and watch Interstellar 5555

[Lee]

yeah its a wickid cd, saw em live that year in manchesetr, they had cassius warming up for them and roger sanchez on after em. quaility

[emmma]

sigh. when big Rog used to be good too, and cassius for that matter.

why do they all go shit in the end?

[generaljimmy]

The Vitalic remix of technologic is better than the original

agreed, he gets rid of the whining high pitched element of the vocal and makes its slightly palatable. the man vitalic is an absolute beast, the b sides on the no fun ep are two of the best techno records of the last few years, juliet india and the disco mix of the repair machine. they're absolutely heavenly records, we need to see the bloke in liverpool!