this is the third "leak" I have seen this week. this one does sound more legit tho.

supposedly get lucky drops as a single tomorrow.

There's this leak, not sure if it's the same though. Not sure if it's real either. If it is or even if it isn't, this is amazing.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNGlvjcTBI4[/youtube]

something about the voice doesnt sound right

http://soundisstyle.com/2013/04/daft-punk-get-lucky-feat-pharrell-nile-rodgers.html

[quote=downpour]something about the voice doesnt sound right[/quote]
The voice doesn't sound right because this is a pieced together radio edit from multiple difference sources, so Pharrell's voice didn't mix right. The song on the album is 6:07.

http://content10c2c.omroep.nl/7fcb9d46eae0946b03e4ede09ec1e1aa/516efcdb/portal/radiomanager/archive/3fm/2013/04/17/16725-radio_3fm_michiel_draait_de_nieuwe_daft_punk_voor_het_eerst_get_lucky_.mp3

6:33 is when the dutch dudes stop talking

I thought this was a stultus post and was getting excited.

Then I realized this was about daft punk. I'm elated.

since everyone knows about daft punk, just wanted to plug another electronic artist not as well known who also has an album coming out very soon too

https://soundcloud.com/dirtyandroids/wanderlust-preview
http://www.da-recording.com/wanderlust/

they give me the same vibe as daft punk (because i play their songs on loop for hours), and i've been following them for a year or two

it's their first album too

Another leaked track from a french station

http://youtu.be/gYTqYVHS1lo

daft punk could bring disco back because they're just that good

[quote=powah]daft punk could bring disco back because they're just that good[/quote]
Not only that, they're doing it in a really classy and modernized way (AFAIK). I really hope this makes a huge impact on EDM. From the short bits we know of this album it's exactly what I've been waiting for (without realizing it).

awesome. funky.

http://www.reddit.com/r/Music/comments/1cm17k/daft_punks_single_get_lucky_will_be_released_in/ [i]submitted 8 hours ago[/i]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJgn4x3nPFo&feature=player_detailpage#t=120s
guy's all into it, aha.

Coming out tonight 12est
9pm pst

[quote=Techniik]Coming out tonight 12est
9pm pst[/quote]
actually it's 12:01

GET IT RIGHT

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NgExXjpPiIY[/youtube]

disappointed that we're only getting the radio edit

Full tune will probably be out on the album

Preview here
http://www52.zippyshare.com/v/25816169/file.html

Great song.

Spotify link for the cool kids:
http://open.spotify.com/track/2Foc5Q5nqNiosCNqttzHof

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=melv23aVPyw[/youtube]

I really like Daft Punk because they actually play MUSIC, not a bunch of synchronized electronic noise. I can hear clear chord progressions and some clever cadences that you really don't ever hear in modern music (that most people listen to).

I'm a little sad that despite pre-ordering the album on the first day it was announced I still dont have access to the single =/
oh well.

new electronic albums everywhere :V

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UmCh2TPVgyY[/youtube]

I do like daft punk, but get lucky is too repetitive. "We're up all night to get lucky" is said/sung/played/whatever you want to call it 47 times in the video. 47 times is too damn much.

[quote=smakers]I do like daft punk, but get lucky is too repetitive. "We're up all night to get lucky" is said/sung/played/whatever you want to call it 47 times in the video. 47 times is too damn much.[/quote]

Wait, so every other Daft Punk song is less repetitive? They all repeat the same few lines. How about The Prime Time of Your Life? Or even moreso, the lyrics to Around The World? And that song is twice as long as the radio edit people are listening to of Get Lucky.

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[quote=smakers]I do like daft punk, but get lucky is too repetitive. "We're up all night to get lucky" is said/sung/played/whatever you want to call it 47 times in the video. 47 times is too damn much.[/quote]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9MszVE7aR4

Edit: Ninja'd

Sorry, I wasn't trying to say that it's the only one like that. It's just the only one I've heard where I've actually paid attention to it.

Come to think of it, I haven't really heard much of their stuff outside of the Tron Legacy soundtrack, which I don't think had lyrics (or at least I don't recall many).

[quote=smakers]Sorry, I wasn't trying to say that it's the only one like that. It's just the only one I've heard where I've actually paid attention to it.

Come to think of it, I haven't really heard much of their stuff outside of the Tron Legacy soundtrack, which I don't think had lyrics (or at least I don't recall many).[/quote]

Wut?? Tron legacy soundtrack is hardly the best they have to offer

Listen to discovery, you won't regret it, also, the repeating lyrics is kinda of a non-argument, this is electronic not some obscure indie where the entire lyrics have to be perfect poems