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Daft Punk Europe Virgin Soma Quality Recordings House Techno Disco 1997

Darsteller: Daft Punk

Genre: Elektronische

Titel: Homework

MP3-Albumgröße: 1126 mb

FLAC-Albumgröße: 2088 mb

Stil: House, Techno, Disco

Land: Europe

Freigegeben: 20 Jan 1997

Katalognummer: CDV 2821, 7243 8 42609 27, 8 42609 2

Etikett: Virgin, Soma Quality Recordings

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Trackliste

1	Rollin' & Scratchin' Producer [Rolled & Schratched By] – Daft Punk	7:26
2	Fresh Producer [Surfed Up By] – Daft Punk	4:03
3	Wdpk 83.7 FM Producer [Broadcasted By] – Daft Punk	0:28
4	Indo Silver Club Producer [Hosted By] – Daft Punk	4:32
5	Alive Producer [Created By] – Daft Punk	5:15
6	Burnin' Producer [Set On Fire By] – Daft Punk	6:53
7	Revolution 909 Producer [Déclenchée By] – Daft Punk	5:26
8	Teachers Producer [Learned By] – Daft Punk	2:52
9	Phœnix Producer [Preached By] – Daft Punk	4:55
10	Da Funk Producer [Funked Up By] – Daft Punk	5:28
11	Funk Ad Producer [Added By] – Daft Punk	0:50
12	High Fidelity Producer [E.Q'd By] – Daft Punk	6:00
13	Rock'n Roll Producer [Twisted By] – Daft Punk	7:32
14	Oh Yeah Guest [Introducing Special Guests] – DJ Crabbe, DJ DeelatProducer [Shouted By] – Daft Punk	2:00
15	Around The World Producer [Dispatched By] – Daft Punk	7:07
16	Daftendirekt	2:44

Versionen

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
V 2821, 7243 8 42609 10	Daft Punk	Homework ‎(2xLP, Album)	Virgin, Virgin, Soma Quality Recordings, Soma Quality Recordings	V 2821, 7243 8 42609 10	UK & Europe	1997
7243 8 42609 41, VKPC-0216	Daft Punk	Homework ‎(Cass, Album)	Virgin, LKC Music Co, Ltd	7243 8 42609 41, VKPC-0216	South Korea	1997
UK: CDV 2821, F: 7243 8 42609 27	Daft Punk	Homework ‎(CD, Album, Unofficial)	Virgin, Virgin	UK: CDV 2821, F: 7243 8 42609 27	Russia	1997
TCV 2821, 7243 8 42609 4 1	Daft Punk	Homework ‎(Cass, Album)	Virgin, Virgin, Soma Quality Recordings	TCV 2821, 7243 8 42609 4 1	France	1997
TOCP-53579	Daft Punk = ダフト・パンク	Daft Punk = ダフト・パンク - Homework = ホームワーク ‎(CD, Album, Promo)	Virgin	TOCP-53579	Japan	2005

Credits

Design Concept [Sleeve Concept], Art Direction – Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo, Thomas Bangalter
Illustration [Daft Punk Logo Created By] – Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo
Layout [Album Layout], Artwork [Additional] – Serge Nicolas
Mastered By – Nilesh 'Nilz' Patel
Photography By [Black & White Live Photograph] – Philippe Lévy
Photography By [Cover & Satin Photograph + Vintage Central Photograph + Details] – Nicolas Hidiroglou
Written-By, Performer, Producer – Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo, Thomas Bangalter

Hinweise

[Booklet]
Mixed and recorded @ Daft House, in Paris, France
Mastered at The Exchange, in London
Sleeve concept & art direction: for Daft Arts
Album layout & additional artwork: @ Magic Design
Daft punk logo created for Daft Arts
The tracks 4, 8, 14 & 15 were originally released on Soma Quality Recordings

℗&© 1996 Daft Trax / The copyright in this recording is owned by Daft Trax under exclusive license to Virgin France / Virgin Records Ltd. © 1996 Daft Trax / Printed in Holland.

Daftendirekt: Recorded live at a Fuse Party in Gent.
Indo Silver Club: This track contains a sample of "Hot Shot" performed by Karen Young, courtesy of Sunshine Entertainment.

All tracks written & produced for Daft Trax
Published by Zomba Music for World excluding France
Delabel Editions / Daft Music for France
℗&© 1996 Daft Trax under exclusive license to Virgin France / Virgin Records Ltd.

[CD]
℗& © 1996 Daft Trax
Made in Holland

[Rear]
Printed in Holland.

Issued in a jewel case (transparent tray) with a folding booklet.
Tracks 4 + 8, 14 and 15 were originally released on soma 25, SOMA 035 and SOMA 14.

Barcodes

Barcode (Text): 724384 260927
Barcode (Scanned): 724384260927
Label Code: LC 3098
Price Code (F:): PM 538
Rights Society: bel BIEM
Other (Category, UK:): CDV 2821
Other (Category, F:): 7243 8 42609 27
Matrix / Runout (Matrix code): EMI UDEN 8426092 @ 2
Matrix / Runout (Mould pressing code, variant 1): 2-4-5-NL
Matrix / Runout (Mould pressing code, variant 2): 2-2-2-NL
Matrix / Runout (Mould pressing code, variant 3): 2-4-9-NL
Matrix / Runout (Mould pressing code, variant 4): 2-1-17-NL
Matrix / Runout (Mould pressing code, variant 6): 2-2-13-NL
Matrix / Runout (Mould pressing code, variant 7): 2-2-15-NL
Matrix / Runout (Mould pressing code, variant 8): 2-1-16-NL
Matrix / Runout (Mould pressing code, variant 9): 2-1-12-NL
Matrix / Runout (Mould pressing code, variant 10): 2-5-1-NL
Matrix / Runout (Mould pressing code, variant 11): 2-4-6-NL
Matrix / Runout (Mould pressing code, variant 12): 2-5-27-NL
Matrix / Runout (Mould pressing code, variant 13): 2-1-24-NL
Matrix / Runout (Mould pressing code, variant 14): 2-1-26-NL
Matrix / Runout (Mould pressing code, variant 15): 2-1-18-NL
Matrix / Runout (Mould pressing code, variant 16): 2-1-17-NL
Matrix / Runout (Mould pressing code, variant 17): 2-4-17-NL
Matrix / Runout (Mould pressing code, variant 18): 2-2-7-NL
Matrix / Runout (Mould pressing code, variant 19): 2-1-18-NL
Matrix / Runout (Mould pressing code, variant 20): 2-4-10-NL
Matrix / Runout (Mould pressing code, variant 21): 2-1-12-NL
Matrix / Runout (Mould pressing code, variant 22): 2-1-26-NL
Mastering SID Code: IFPI L047
Mould SID Code (Variant 1): IFPI 1529
Mould SID Code (Variant 2): IFPI 1550
Mould SID Code (Variant 3): IFPI 1534
Mould SID Code (Variant 4): IFPI 1522
Mould SID Code (Variant 5): IFPI 2506
Mould SID Code (Variant 6): IFPI 155D
Mould SID Code (Variant 7): IFPI 1544
Mould SID Code (Variant 9): IFPI 1554
Mould SID Code (Variant 10): IFPI 154A
Mould SID Code (Variant 11): IFPI 1595
Mould SID Code (Variant 12): IFPI 15EC
Mould SID Code (Variant 13): IFPI 156B
Mould SID Code (Variant 14): IFPI 1515
Mould SID Code (Variant 15): IFPI 154C
Mould SID Code (Variant 16): ifpi 15608
Mould SID Code (Variant 17): ifpi 1533
Mould SID Code (Variant 18): IFPI 154C
Mould SID Code (Variant 19): ifpi 155B
Mould SID Code (Variant 20): IFPI 154A
Mould SID Code (Variant 21): none
Mould SID Code (Variant 22): ifpi 1592

Unternehmen

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Daft Trax
Copyright (c) – Daft Trax
Produced For – Daft Trax
Licensed To – Virgin France
Licensed To – Virgin Records Ltd.
Published By – Zomba Music Publishing Ltd.
Published By – Delabel Editions
Published By – Daft Music
Mixed At – Daft House
Recorded At – Daft House
Mastered At – The Exchange
Pressed By – EMI Uden

Record Company – Power Records Ltd.

Video

Album

In the 21 years since Homeworks release, Daft Punk have strayed far from its sound with globe-traversing. Homework is the debut studio album by French electronic music duo Daft Punk, released on 17 January 1997 with Virgin Records. Homework also proves that house music has unlimited potential on the pop charts, fusing hip-hop swagger, swiggily synths and sparkling '70s glam into wildly catchy, hypnotic tunes like Da Funk and Around the World. This item:Homework by Daft Punk Audio CD . Discovery by Daft Punk Audio CD . Homework Daft Punk album. Listen free to Daft Punk Homework Daftendirekt, WDPK 83. 7 FM and more. Daft Punk. Virgin, Virgin, Soma Quality Recordings. The duo produced the tracks without plans to release an album. Alive, first single released from Homework, is the final version recorded of The New Wave, which was the first song made by Daft Punk. Homework 2xLP, Album, Emb. UK & Europe. VISA 8148. Формируйте собственную коллекцию записей Daft Punk. Buy the selected items together. LP version of Around the World, third single released from the album. Homework was a startler to some, and ravers were not ready for it. Basically, one year later, OK Go and Coldplay would form. Homework also proves that house music has unlimited potential on the pop charts, fusing hip-hop swagger, swiggily synths and sparkling '70s glam into wildly catchy, hypnotic tunes like Da Funk and Around the World. Revolution has rarely sounded so fun. After working on projects that were intended to be separate singles over five months, they considered the material good enough for an album. Album 1997 16 Songs. Продать эту версию. Released January 20, 1997. Homework is the debut studio album by the French electronic music duo Daft Punk, released on 17 January 1997 by Virgin Records and Soma Quality Recordings. Around the World LP version. Only 20 left in stock - order soon. Daftendirekt Lyrics. Homework Tracklist. Daft punkHomework full album. Daft Punks Homework is, in its pure existence, a study in contradictions. Homework 2xLP, Album, Num, Promo, WLbl. 50 видео Воспроизвести все Микс Daft punkHomework full albumYouTube. If you wanted Daft Punk, but something original, lets go back to the beginning. Homework's success brought worldwide attention to French house music. Please retry. According to The Village Voice, the album revived house music and departed from the Eurodance formula. Homework's success brought worldwide attention to French house music. Homework is the debut studio album by the French electronic music duo Daft Punk, released on 20 January 1997 by Virgin Records and Soma Quality Recordings. Only 1 left in stock - order soon. 16 tracks 73:32. Daft Punk Format: Audio CD. In 97, Britpop a fusion of British music and pop music dominated the world. But this album has a few more surprises than its tongue-in-cheek manner

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Fast Lovebird

It's just an alright album, it got quite dull after repeated listens for me. But there still is some great stuff on here.

Kison

I'm very bored at work so here's my alternate tracklist. 1. daftendirekt2. wdpk 3. revolution 9094. da funk5. fresh6. around the world (radio edit)7. rollin' and scratchin'8. musique9. oh yeah10. burnin'11. indo silver club12. alive 13. funk ad

Arashilkis

groundbreaking masterpieceeverything was perfect. it became one of the most successful techno/electronic albums of all time. Thanks to the videos which were made by famous directors like SPIKE JONES, ROMAN COPPOLA and michel gondry

Fomand

Just bought my copy finally, no skips/cracks/pops: it's all good!

Gorisar

The only one I heard was Trax on da Rocks - Unload those for best offer~~ if you want super punk forget that shit~~~ get The Ramones first Dyno original Signed band , first two albums are what you really want, ---- "Peace,Love and Tranquility "

Mitynarit

This is, and I suspect always will be, my favourite House lp. I remember being totally skint the day it came out and gladly selling, for exchange value, the two Oasis albums I had no use whatsoever for, in order to buy 'Homework'. I made tons of tape copies of it for practically everyone I knew, and played it literally hundreds of times. The weekend after it came out, I was at a shit student party across the road from my ex's flat, where fucking ABBA kept being played. I don't exactly hate ABBA, but listening to them for hours on end is too much. I ran over to my exes and grabbed my cd of 'Homework' to bring back over. As soon as it was put on the stereo it literally brought that party back to life. So fresh and energetic, and still sounding good 20 years later!

Lanin

Rollin' & Scratchin', Rock'n Roll , Revolution 909 are one of best songs.Around The World is one most annoying songs ever.But definetly best DP album

Tcaruieb

This album has some awesome parts and some not so awesome parts. I can hardly make it through all 7 minutes of Rollin' & Scratchin'. Rock'n Roll is almost painful to listen to. Maybe they will grow on me. The rest of the album is really good though. Some of my favorites are Revolution 909, Fresh, Teachers, and Oh Yeah.

unmasked

I bought it 1997 and i played the record a thousend times at home and on parties (dj) Definitely one of the best house albums and definitly! the best "daft punk" album....!

Vudojar

Completely and utterly classic, very influenced by Chicago House, pretty harsh sounding at all times, but in a fun way. Da Funk has those funky bass lines, Around The World is a dance floor classic, and Alive is a real club mover and a staple of DP's live shows. Discovery is a more accessible house album, and Homework isn't for everyone, as some of the reviews here show, but for late 90s French techno, you can't get much better than this5/5

Gold as Heart

Easily the most overrated Electronic Music LP ever produced. Whilst some of the tracks are funky and fresh [Around The World, Fresh, Revolution 909], most of the album is stuffed full of uninspired Techno & House. Pretty much all of the other tracks are boring and go nowhere. However the tracks I have mentioned are very forward thinking and influential, though still fairly boring compared to Discovery

Precious

Daft Punk’s Homework is probably one of the most cited electronic record from the French country, be it not by unbiased listeners. The good thing is that, in its linear approach to dance music, the tracks are quite versatile. It goes from the straight and kicking techno from the happy “Phoenix” to the disco leanings of the excellent “Around the World”, which is probably the best track here, offering a beautiful - almost melancholic - twist midway to its deep and accessible groove. “Revolution 909” is a typical example of how catchy house music can get, utilizing the drum machine to the max and putting the bass under it with excellent timing. But herein lies the problem - most of the other tracks on the album come off as monstrosities trying to do the same and failing, especially showcased by the second half of the album. Tracks like “Indo Silver Club” and “High Fidelty” miss the hooking elements that should make them worthwhile. “Burnin’” has an awesome building bassline, but only after you have waded through 15 minutes of absolute garbage in the form of “Rollin’ & Scratching” and “Rock’n Roll”. And that’s not even mentioning all the filler on the album like “Daftendirekt”, “Oh Yeah” and “Funk Ad”. “Fresh” and “Da Funk” fortunately take a different approach to the dancefloor, but the unbalanced mixing of elements of the latter doesn’t quite do it for me. The epitome of mind-flattening music comes with “High Fidelty”, where a sample is looped over and over again as if it is made by a child playing with his first music mixing program. In the end, the main disappointment is that Homework underlines the wrongful prejudice dance music should be repetitive and mindless to a ridiculous extreme. This album sure is influential, but just not in a good way.

Kendis

I won't discuss the quality and relevancy of this album here & at this point in time - others did it far better and i guess it would take a while. One thing though : the "Shouts to" and especially "Respect to" listings on the sleevenotes are absolutely mandatory. Any kid digging music and inspiration through this album's sleevenotes (and also through the namedropping on "Teachers") will be hit straight by hot new cool musical worlds, and might experience a life change through music (and style) ; and i guess the robots deserve big kudos for that simple fact (as a start).

Mr_NiCkNaMe

Buddy, you were called out as a troll but denied that you were. The only other option is that you're a hipster. Oh my god, that's it! You are an elitist hipster - possibly one who's in denial. I will bet you $50 that one of those artists Daft Punk listed was playing on your kitschy, retro record player (because that's all you play is vinyl), but as soon as you read their name in the liner notes, they were to henceforth be considered shit. Just look at your hipster-esque reasons for hating. I mean, you're so put off by DJ Funk's song titles. Do you find them childish? Did they offend your vegan sensibilities? You also bash their "commercial urban toss" choices as if anything that has sold more than 5 copies and wasn't pressed as white label by an "underground" record label is a badge of shame (is underground too mainstream of a word for you?). And did you honestly rip on Daft Punk for their skills in alphabetizing? "DP also exhibit a basic ignorance of the alphabet: one of the very few decent artists named, David Bowie, is listed under 'D'. Quincy Jones is filed under 'Q'. Utter idiots."What the hell does that even mean? Where the Christ should David Bowie be filed if not under D?!? How much Dust-Off did you inhale before writing that?Oh and for the hell of it, I took a look through your record collection that you've listed on Discogs. For someone who has such a hate-on for commercial music, you sure seem to have a boner for collecting it.

Gribandis

@ christheboy2 Considering that you think them to be utter idiots you have spent quite a bit of effort unpicking their shout-outs list. It seems strange that you would be so interested in artists you have so much dislike for. Also I had no idea that track titles had to be works of great literacy. 'Atlantic Jaxx' made your 'toss' list and this label put out some great house records before Basement Jaxx blew up (good enough for Derrick May to drop in a mix cd I used to rinse). Fair play to Daft Punk for giving some love to artists who inspire them - they're not forcing you to buy it. Some people share the music that moves them, others hate on music they don't like.

Nuadador

Yes, trolling has its charms. I don't practice it myself as I value my time too much, but I can recognize a quality work. Although if I was you I would have added Deeon ('suck my D until it turns blue') and Paul Johnson ('Whose pussy is that?') as other DP-credited fine examples of the mighty ghetto Chi-house, which fun, funkiness and yes, coolness, apparently doesn't hit you. Then about your other meagre 2-3 examples, obviously isolating a few more or less debatably weak names out of a 120+ exemplary list is a joke. So yes, Boo Williams, Daniel Wang, Red Krayola, Dan Bell, Rob Hood, Luke Slater, Beltram, King Tubby, Spike Jonze, Stereolab, Scott Walker, Sun Ra, Spacemen 3, Love, Chic, Can, Gemini and many more wrapped together by two 20+ year-old artists on the pre-internet era of early '97 is a remarkable action of eclectic, valuable culture sharing (one could still perceive at this point hints of the then-disappearing utopia of 'unity' and 'housenation' values, whatever this could mean), and yes this list is still relevant 15 years later for anyone willing to dig cool music on a quality open-minded basis, and yes, considering DP's influence on the following generations and music trends, this 'shouts list' is a blessing. And i don't even mention here the more local-based particularity of the 'extra shouts' list, which gives a quite accurate and interesting overview of the early 90s parisian and french scene, plus some of the ones to become ; a useful document for any techno historian willing to investigate further in the future.

Nkeiy

It's 2011 and this album is every bit as playable as it was nearly 15 years ago. Da Funk and Around the World are the highlights of the album, but its just a completely well-designed release. I'm not even much of a house listener and I love this album. This is a good lesson on how to make an EDM album - no filler tracks, just good music. Probably an all-time classic, and a must have for any self-respecting electronic music listener.

Yozshujind

Lots of classic tracks on this album, my favourites being Revolution 909, Da Funk, Around the World (obviously) and Alive. The rest I can easily do without most of the time, though it makes for nice background music on hot summer days that you can sway your hips to idly. It's not the best or most radical Daft Punk album by far and it's obvious they have since long moved on from this sound but it's still a classic house record and a testament to their early sound.

Inerrace

here are the samples :1.'WDPK 83.7 FM' / 'Da Funk': "Rock Bounce Roll Skate" (beat) performed by Vaughan Mason & Crew and 'I'm Gonna Love You Just a Little More Babe' (drum break) performed by Barry White (uncredited). 2.High Fidelity': 'The Way You Are' performed by Billy Joel (uncredited). 3.'Indo Silver Club': "Hot Shot" performed by Karen Young. 4.Around The World : Good Times by Chic5.Burnin' : Down To Love Town by The Originals6.WDPK : Musique by Daft Punk7. Teachers : Catch Me On The Rebound by Loletta Holloway (theory) , Head by Prince(drums) (theory) , I Want To Break Free by Queen (Theory.8. Fresh : The Way you Are by Billy Joel & Piano man by Billy joel 9. Funk Ad : Da Funk by Daft Punk :)

Alsath

Around The World is the only fairly decent cut. The rest of the Homework album is total CRAP!!!

Faezahn

You cannot leave out Da Funk!

Natety

Overrated and repetitive. electronica isn't repetitive utz utz like the haters say, but daft punk unfortunately brings their opinion justice.

Lavivan

0 and 13? too many frenchmen here.

Bort

What is so revolutionary said and done on 'Homework' that Telex haven't pioneered two decades earlier on with matters electronic dance? Daft Punk surely made it revolutionary for the late nineties on the verge of a dozen retros; impressive and switching over into numerous pulsating extremes. However, every robotic twitch, every stripped down groove frenzy here no matter how impressive and harsh - 'Homework' still sounds more like taking the piss out of everything, itself included.

Owomed

Back in '96, you couldn't go to a French rave without hearing "Rollin' & Scratchin'" at least once in the evening. If there ever was one proper "rave classic" in France then, this is the one. So when people later found out that Daft Punk had signed to Virgin for the release of "Homework", they were accused of selling out and foreign DJ's playing "Rollin' & Scratchin'" to make us happy started to get booed quite regularly. Everyone was sick of hearing that same old Daft Punk track at every party, but little did we know how much more we were going to hear from them ! Just when we had our fill and were expecting a more insane track from them, we got quite the opposite: "Revolution 909", "Around The World", "Burnin'" and their remix of I:Cube's "Disco Cubizm" - 4 tracks that made them highly popular in the then-suddenly revived club scene and highly unpopular in the then-suddenly declining rave scene. I do believe there's a before and after "Homework", but most youngsters' biggest mistake is to believe that there was nothing worthy of interest before Daft Punk, and I happen to believe that it's just when techno culture was at its prime !

Ballazan

Love it or hate it, Homework has carved out a niche for itself in electronic music history. I remember when this album hit all the big stores back in 96, like Best Buy and Sam Goody. It was that "techno album" everyone was saying. I'm not sure how they were able to negotiate such a huge launch, but it became clear rather quickly that their appeal extended far beyond the underground club scene. As simplistic as this album is, there is a certain uniqueness that I've never heard since, from them or other producers. Maybe it's the nostalgia I get when re-listening years later, that certainly plays a role. But it's hard to deny the extreme funk in some of these productions. Even the massively overplayed 'Around The World' has a timeless funk that is impossible to deny. I don't recommend any DJ ever playing it out again, in their lifetime, but great for the bedroom jam session. 'Da Funk' and 'Burnin' are right up there in the category of techno-funk masterpieces too. But my favorite has to be 'Teachers' with its shout outs to the great producers before them, and that beat is just so freakin fresh. Breakdance music for robots. Love it or hate it, Homework is a classic that will be heard by many future generations of techno-house lovers.

Usaxma

This album was my gateway drug to electronic music, and for that, it will always have a special place in my heart. That said, most of the tracks on here still appeal to me even though my musical tastes change with time. Many of the tracks are not quite as mainstream friendly as the big singles, but I find myself liking those too, especially Rollin' & Scratchin' and Indo Silver Club. While I wasn't as impressed with Discovery (though I did like Interstella 5555 a lot), this album is just a classic to me, and I love it through and through.

asAS

Stunning, stunning album. Proper thumping, warped minimal techno and house. When I first got it, I could only listen up to 'Around The World', while everything after that sounded too harsh and horrible. A year later, everything before 'Rolling & Scratching' sounded like disco music for pussies. Now I get it all - it's 100% man-music, and one of the all-time greatest electronic albums, if not THE greatest.

Haralem

In my opinion, this album is really overrated. It definitely has some great tracks ("Around The World", "Da Funk", "Revolution 909"), but most of the tracks are plain and uninteresting - just beats and some weird sounds... Maybe it was inspirational back in 1996; maybe it really was the turning point for house music, I just don't know... But nowadays, this album does not sound fresh. Daft Punk's second album, "Discovery", is much much better, but for some strange reason, it is quite underrated.

Mr_TrOlOlO

maybe there are 2-3 interesting tracks on it. the rest is boring garbage -just playing around with stupid beats, loops and filters. Nothing really special to it. Don't believe the hype!

Elildelm

Absolutely brilliant all the way through - this is the album that gave house a kick up the arse. I just wish someone would give Daft Punk a kick up the arse now. Talk about falling from grace...

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Boards Of Canada - Geogaddi Paris Underground Trax - Vol.1 The Mars Volta - De-Loused In The Comatorium Lhasa - The Attic Nicolas Jaar - Sirens Lil Ugly Mane - Three Sided Tape Volume One & Two Grateful Dead - Portland Memorial Coliseum 5/19/1974 Kamasi Washington - Heaven And Earth Daft Punk - Homework Digable Planets - Reachin' (A New Refutation Of Time And Space)Lana Del Rey - Born To Die Autechre - Tri Repetae Jon Hopkins - Immunity Twenty One Pilots - The LC LP Christina Aguilera - Liberation M.ono - Easydance E.P.Various - Waxtefacts 002 Unknown Artist - ODE Various - Something Of Intelligent Existence ¡redream! - 11 Rhythim Is Rhythim - Icon / Kao-Tic Harmony Madonna - Something To Remember Red 7 - I Lost My Shoes On Acid Sweet Trip - Velocity : Design : Comfort Flower Travellin' Band - Satori Autechre - Confield Various - Untitled Unknown Artist - Untitled Fripp & Eno - Evening Star Cyberia - Mr. Chill's Back Tori Amos - Under The Pink Nathaniel Merriweather Presents Lovage Avec Michael Patton & Jennifer Charles - Music To Make Love To Your Old Lady By Various - Music From The Motion Picture - Untitled (Almost Famous Soundtrack)Benedek & Noble - Ocean Side / Airwayz (Garage Mix)Autechre - Exai Chvrches - Every Open Eye (The Remixes)Polygon Window - Surfing On Sine Waves Gwange & Spinback / Q-Project - Legendary Volume 1 Ahmed Fakroun / Belle Epoque - Yo Son (Edit De Prince Language) / Bamalama (Edit De Lee Douglas)Leonard Cohen - You Want It Darker Various - The Last Stiff Compilation Levon Vincent - Double Jointed Sex Freak Oblivion - Volume 1 DJ Python - Dulce Compañia Giuliano Sorgini - Zoo Folle Trankilou - Escalope De Dingue EP Bibio - Phantom Brickworks Paul McCartney - Egypt Station Prince And The Revolution - Purple Rain Sade - The Best Of Sade Program 2 Beltram - The Omen Hiroshi Yoshimura - Pier & Loft Various - Now That's What I Call Music 3 The Beatles - Yesterday And Today Orbital - Orbital Lorde - Pure Heroine Ramin Djawadi - Westworld (Music From The HBO® Series - Season 1)Glenn Underground - C.V.O. Trance Roxy Music - Avalon XTC - Apple Venus Volume 1 Hiroshi Yoshimura - A・I・R (Air In Resort)Various - Call Me By Your Name (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard - Murder Of The Universe Luciano Cilio - Dialoghi Del Presente Young Wolf - Kabuki Red Hot Chili Peppers - The Getaway Paper Doll - Get Down Boy Unknown Artist - Mad-Donna F.U.S.E., Further Underground Sound Experiments - Substance Abuse DJ Rashad - Double Cup Various - Digital Zandoli MOi - 01 Grooverider / LTJ Bukem / DJ Rap - Fantazia Takes You Into The Jungle Beck - Mutations Misfits - Descending Angel Hiroshi Yoshimura - Wet Land Huey Lewis And The News - Sports Linval - Space Invaders Skull Presents Ron Maney - 2 Entities The Stone Roses - The Very Best Of The Stone Roses The War On Drugs - Lost In The Dream Snoh Aalegra - Feels Paul Oakenfold - Tranceport Ashford & Simpson - Stay Free (Dimitri From Paris Remixes)The Black Dahlia Murder - Nocturnal Pet Shop Boys - Elysium / Further Listening 2011–2012 Dr. Octagon - Dr. Octagon DjRum - Mountains EP (Part 1)The Beatles - The Beatles Slayer - Repentless Kai Tracid - Trance & Acid Sandy Barber - I Think I'll Do Some Stepping (On My Own) (Opolopo Rework)Skee Mask - Compro King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - Quarters!Venetian Snares + Speedranch - Making Orange Things Mental Cube - So This Is Love Hardcore 4 - No Sell Out / Everybody The Nathaniel X Project - The Resurrxion E.P.Oneiric - A Tone Colour Of Onirico Alfa Mist - Antiphon