Alive 1997 (2021 Re-Release): - Daft Punk [CD]
DAFT PUNK STUDIO AND LIVE ALBUMS AGAIN AVAILABLE ON CD ON OCTOBER 8, 2021! LIVE ALBUM RECORDED IN BIRMINGHAM IN NOVEMBER 1997. 45 MINUTES OF MIX LIVE; INCLUDING THE TUBES "DA FUNK", "ROLLIN '& SCRATCHING" ... By storing in its archives, Daft Punk has put his hand back on forgotten bands like this live recorded in Birmingham in 1997. First broadcast in small pieces on the band's website, the forty-five minutes of live music grouped together on disc - in a single track, all the different pieces being mixed together - testify to the beautiful spirit of Daft Punk during his tour following the first album. On stage the duo deliver a set without pause, conceived as a long electronic rally, which knows how to move away from the rigid frameworks of this house calibrated in improvised techno flights.
DAFT PUNK STUDIO AND LIVE ALBUMS AGAIN AVAILABLE ON CD ON OCTOBER 8, 2021! LIVE ALBUM RECORDED IN BIRMINGHAM IN NOVEMBER 1997. 45 MINUTES OF MIX LIVE; INCLUDING THE TUBES "DA FUNK", "ROLLIN '& SCRATCHING" ... By storing in its archives, Daft Punk has put his hand back on forgotten bands like this live recorded in Birmingham in 1997. First broadcast in small pieces on the band's website, the forty-five minutes of live music grouped together on disc - in a single track, all the different pieces being mixed together - testify to the beautiful spirit of Daft Punk during his tour following the first album. On stage the duo deliver a set without pause, conceived as a long electronic rally, which knows how to move away from the rigid frameworks of this house calibrated in improvised techno flights.
$15.93
Alive 1997 (2021 Re-Release): - Daft Punk [CD]—
$15.93
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DAFT PUNK STUDIO AND LIVE ALBUMS AGAIN AVAILABLE ON CD ON OCTOBER 8, 2021! LIVE ALBUM RECORDED IN BIRMINGHAM IN NOVEMBER 1997. 45 MINUTES OF MIX LIVE; INCLUDING THE TUBES "DA FUNK", "ROLLIN '& SCRATCHING" ... By storing in its archives, Daft Punk has put his hand back on forgotten bands like this live recorded in Birmingham in 1997. First broadcast in small pieces on the band's website, the forty-five minutes of live music grouped together on disc - in a single track, all the different pieces being mixed together - testify to the beautiful spirit of Daft Punk during his tour following the first album. On stage the duo deliver a set without pause, conceived as a long electronic rally, which knows how to move away from the rigid frameworks of this house calibrated in improvised techno flights.
