Too bad this collection misleadingly includes a house remix that bears little resemblance to the original 1981 version Bangalter and Braxe sampled- which brings the comp into an area of meta so perplexing it's best to just completely ignore its ramifications and chalk it up to copyright issues.

Epochal as that single is, it's the only instance on Discovered where a Daft Punk member took a recognizable portion of an already great song and made it shine in a different context. There's also Chaka Khan's peerless post-disco classic 'Fate', sampled for 'Music Sounds Better With You', the 1998 club smash that Daft Punk's Thomas Bangalter recorded with fellow house producer Alan Braxe and vocalist Benjamin Diamond. Buzzard's knockoff 'Hot Shot', but it takes a lot of straining to hear them as sample sources: The former is unrecognizably pitchshifted and slowed down for 'Veridis Quo', while the latter is reduced to a miniscule snippet on 'Indo Silver Club'. There's a couple other good songs on here, like Cerrone's intense Italo hit 'Supernature' and Karen Young's likably campy Dr. And the ending air-raid siren, for that matter. All 'Robot Rock' did was take out the fun parts: the close-harmony vocals, the mid-chorus guttural exhortations, and the intricacy of the rhythm guitar. The Daft Punk track crumbles within a 10-foot radius of the original, a towering edifice of electro-funk that sounds like an army of rampaging Rick James clones copping AC/DC moves to a fist-pumping synth/guitar riff. If Discovered: A Collection of Daft Funk Samples proves anything, it isn't that Daft Punk are surreptitious thieves- it's that they're transformative reinterpreters, and in more than a few cases, flat-out miracle workers.Р”Вiscovered pulls a neat trick by starting with the one song Daft Punk obviously cribbed from without actually managing to improve upon- 'Release the Beast', the 1980 song from Philly group Breakwater that was notoriously looped for Human After All's 'Robot Rock'. A widely-viewed YouTube video montage entitled 'Where Daft Punk Got Their Samples From' starts with the caption 'I Daft Punk- but.' 'But' what? They got some of their best hooks from wonky jazz-funk and Barry Manilow? Uh oh, time to retract that 'unconditional' status. At the end of February 2001, Billboard announced that the album had sold over two million records globally, according to a source from Virgin records.Р”Р‡YI: the album also features the hit song РІР‚СљDa FunkРІР‚Сњ.It's no secret that a lot of Daft Punk's best work is sample-heavy, though the revelation of their songs' source material is too often met with a bit of man-behind-the-curtain disappointment by the group's more easily disillusioned fans. HomeworkР’В was distributed in about 35 countries worldwide shortly after its release. The duo only decided to compile an album after consistently listening to the songs and felt it was good quality. Thus, before recording, they did not intend to record an album. They have also stated that most of the songs on the album were recorded separately over five months. They recorded all the songs at home easily, shoddily, and impulsively in the same manner students do their homework at home. The duo solely composed all the sixteen songs on the album, while Virgin Records and Soma Quality Records carried out its production and release.Р”Р„ccording to the duo, they titled the album HomeworkР’В because of how they recorded the song on it. It hugely increased the success of its album, Homework. Just as its title, Around the WorldР’В was a major hit globally. Daft PunkРІР‚в„ўs РІР‚СљHomeworkРІР‚Сњ AlbumР”Вaft Punk released the French house song, Around the World,Р’В as the second single from their first studio album, Homework,Р’В in January 1997. Then in 2011, Madeon also sampled it in the song РІР‚СљPop CultureРІР‚Сњ. For example, in 2010, JoJo sampled it in her song РІР‚СљYou Take Me (Around the World)РІР‚Сњ. Since РІР‚СљAround the WorldРІР‚Сњ was released in the late 1990s, several artists have sampled it.

РІР‚СљHeavenРІР‚в„ўs What I FeelРІР‚Сњ by Gloria Estefan.Three other songs listed below had the same fate: The track, however, lost the award to MadonnaРІР‚в„ўs РІР‚СљRay of LightРІР‚Сњ.

РІР‚СљAround the WorldРІР‚Сњ earned a nomination for РІР‚СљBest Dance RecordingРІР‚Сњ at the Annual Grammy Awards in 1999. It falls within the brackets of a genre known as French house. What Music Genre(s) is this Song? French house РІР‚СљAround the WorldРІР‚Сњ was written and produced by none other than Daft Punk themselves. It was a single that came out in 1997 off their album, РІР‚СљHomeworkРІР‚Сњ. Album/EP:Р’В РІР‚СљHomeworkРІР‚Сњ Was РІР‚СљAround the WorldРІР‚Сњ a single release?

Samples of daft punk songs