The World According To Chris Brewer

I totally suck at posting 54321s here on my blog. I think I’ve said I was going to resurrect the feature twice but I have failed to keep it going for any length of time.

Well, here’s the third attempt at that. Today I’m going to post my five favorite Daft Punk songs and give you the opportunity to listen to them as well. Here goes.

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5. “Fresh,” from the album Homework. Gotta love the guitar in this one, and for some reason the vocoder and bassline are something I could listen to at length.

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4. “Technologic,” from the album Human After All. Buy it, use it, break it…but definitely make sure you fix it. ‘Nuff said.

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3. “Superheroes,” from the album Discovery. You’re a musical genius if you can take a 2-second Barry Manilow sample and build an entire song around it.

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2. “Revolution 909,” from the album Homework. This track makes me want to breakdance. I also enjoy the video, especially the instructions on how to make spaghetti sauce.

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1. “Make Love” from the album Human After All. Idiotically repetitive, the muted guitar, the piano melody and the cheesy synth drums all come together to create a nifty little track that somehow became my favorite DP track.