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I'm playing Contact right now.....immense tune. I am currently orbiting the earth.

So, Daft Punk will be performing at the Grammys. Fingers crossed they will tour after this.

Ouch. I think I've just put my back out. Some cool moves; chap in the red shirt is my favourite.

I have bought 31 albums since mid-Jan, and don't own a car. Guess I'm not their target audience.

Is anyone bored with Get Lucky yet? Do you think you'll ever get bored with it?

My Spotifying has taken me to this brilliant disco song. Come on fellas, how many times a week do you want to don a cape, white tights and dance exactly like Bobby Farrell? His star jumps at the end are my favourite. Boney M. - Rasputin - YouTube

If you ever wondered where Thomas Bangalta gets hit from......here's his father. Ottawan D.I.S.C.O - YouTube

It's quite an incredible record me thinks. Of all places it's selling really well in the US which makes sense in some respect but in others I find it odd; experimental electronics at number 2? Got any music tips for me?

Of on a tangent but I am also loving Atoms For Peace. AMOK is a truly incredible long player.

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Not by two robots in leather jump suits though :wink:

I am sure a lot of new people have been turned onto Daft Punk because of the current US driven electonic music explosion but they are liked because they are damn good; I dont think it is because it is fashionable.

I dont think so, I understand Nile Rogers actually plays on it and his sound is very distinctive so it does sound 'familiar.'

Wow. Nice one.

You're not wrong. It's actually him playing on it as well.

In that case, given it's a disco track, it's highly likely it will be heard in Reflex.

What's Reflex? A club?

Agree. I'd like to see them live as well.

I agree it is addictive; a classic bit of Nile Rogers disco/funk.

I have been reading about the clever marketing for the track. As I understand it they initially released just 15 seconds of it and frustrated with just 15 seconds various different people/DJs etc took it upon themselves to turn it into a full track. In turn some radio stations picked up these...