someone on discord said that his mom was there and that he had his mouth open cause he was under the influence. Maybe thats why he was doing things with the trebles
@@PhilthAdelphiAIm pretty sure they were already touring for a little bit before Homework, So its totally possible that this was before homework especially since the crowd is pretty small compared to some of the insane crowds they had during the daftendirekt tour
@@PhilthAdelphiAThey toured before homework but that was mainly when they were underground. They had pretty much made most of the songs in Homework long before it was released but they were mainly just for live shows or for singles that would be released by Soma records I'm pretty sure. They decided to release them as an album thru Virgin Records and held the daftendirektour throughout '97. At the beginning of the tour, not many people knew who they were. With the release of Homework and the success of it, by the end of the tour, more than 45% of the crowd knew who they were. Pretty cool!
da funk, indo silver club, rollin & scratchin, and alive all were released before homework as HW was meant to be a compilation of singles into an album.
@@MikeD-hn9hf mixing, Alive is one of the first tracks in their discography, on the New Wave single. edit: sorry man read your comment wrong, they were recreating it, my bad
@@DoctorSex.5 This is basically how it was created. An issue with the sound, that he's scratched up and made this incredible sound. This is all improvisation, this came out of his mind in live. Amazing
Well the original Rollin & Scratchin was released 1 year prior on Soma as the B Side of Da Funk, but however this is how they made the R&S version heard in their lives
Pretty sure that "electric glitch" thing is a myth. It's just a distortion pedal and a synth. It's like that Aphex Twin sandpaper story. Probably a load of shite
@@phelotkhaneyoumagul7689 must of us here probably do, but succes and going commercial is a choice. I didn't like them when i discovered them (way past commercial already) But whatever the context, what an amazing adventure. They marked electro music forever. If only i was older and could have been to Boccaccio Life (Acid House Temple) and dance on 'The Age of love' and all the crazy shit that came out in the begin of the 90's. Well, 1996 to 2021 isn't bad either, but i do prefer Hard /progressive House, and Trance, Trance Goa ^^
OOOOHHH thats how it workss! I was like how can one guy do it all AND not have to heaphones on. Guy makes samples with his headphones then thomas mixes them live.
I was 16 with a fake ID sneaking into clubs and going to raves and heard Around the World for the first time. Blew my mind and changed my life and musical tastes forever. I ended up moving to Europe in my twenties when euro dance music hadn’t hit America fully yet. Daft Punk was ground breaking in the 90s born from their own love of the Chicago House sound and really started the electronic dance music scene world wide. Interstella(r) geniuses!
@@sungazer454 100% true and tons of photos and friends to prove it. You must be very young to think moving to Europe is difficult or having a fake id at 16. Things were much different back then. The world was easier and simpler and dance music in Europe was amazing.
I was standing right next to this cameraman the whole time. To his left. This was in a tent with a floor that was entirely mud by this point. There had been a biker party in the campground just before this rave, so the grass was all gone. Then it started raining.. Thomas Bangalter is one of the meanest TB-303 programmers in the world, which you can hear at around 3:37. Thanks again for posting this historic video :)
@LUIS ARMANDO SOLANO OSORIO come on, a lot of peope like this in Mexico, maybe not this 90´s stuff but DP in general is well appreciated. Different thing with G House or Techno House (the teachers).
My favourite daft punk sound..... it reminds me of illegal raves in Rome, in the late nineties, where somteimes you could hear rolling and scratchin and rock'n'roll. And every time they were played, it was a great, great moment for everyone (stille remember the screams :D ).
I love when TH-cam is a Time Machine that takes me back to moments in time like this. I wasn't there, but I could have been, and I feel like I just was. I first saw them live almost exactly 10 years after this. They had better lighting by then-- lol
Hard to imagine they were making stuff like this in 96 when the trance scene was starting to get big, they really had at this stage established their own sound
Even Further changed my life! People are finally starting to resurrect this history due to the mainstream popularity of EDM. The midwest scene was the best scene in the 90's and I'm grateful to have been a part of it.
Thomas Bangalter's technique of routing drum machines through guitar pedals, particularly from Boss and Guyatone, inspired me to do the same. I ran my TR-909-like through a dozen pedals for fun, using the familiar pattern from "Revolution 909." The video is up on my channel now!
I would have absolute died to be at this gig. While I was doing the warehouse underground gigs in 96 this would have been a sight to see. Wrong country ! I keep coming back to this. So much raw energy
22:23 "Thomas les aigus bordel ! " :) :) this could be translated this way "Thomas the trebels damn !" this would mean the trebel were not correctly setup... Goodbye legends...
No. You hear that there was only bass at that time. The girl asks for more treble because she is impatient. He laughs and puts them on a few seconds later. It shouldn't have been common to go down so low for so long, yet another invention that is used in every set / mix today.
@@DAFTBOYSLIM First of all it is not a girl who is asking but a man, listen carefuly... And why are you saying No ? What is wrong on my statement which is only a translation of someone asking to set up the treble ? Also someone calling directly Thomas with his name mean he knows him, thus it could be Guy-Man asking to put the treble because he forgot to.
This was my first party!! Mud everywhere, ambulance selling shrooms, earth bongs, and rollin n scratchin played about 50x's....I was 16 and fell in love...Thank you Drop Bass Wisconsin!!
The end of an era. But the legendary group Daft Punk will remain forever in our hearts and mind. Merci Thomas et Guy-Man de nous avoir fait rêver tant d'années
This party was awesome. What is really cool is I opened up for them the week before this at a party called we are family at Route 66 roller rink. In the south side of Chicago.
From SPIN: "The center frame through nearly the entire video is Matt Verbos, lit up on a pin spot in the middle of the frame the entire time. He did security for [the festival]. If you get your hands on Homework, that’s him, printed inside the album cover. On TH-cam, I’ve read comments like, “Is that one of the guys?” It’s funny how much they’ve obscured things by going into this masks thing." - - - - - check out the gatefold on "Homework", you can see him there!
smol bean it was their first live US performance ever. They spent about a year in Chicago learning from the house pioneer s of the late 80’s and early 90’s. That is why the albums they release was called “Homework”. They were doing their homework learning from the very best. They even have track called “Teachers” on that album. It is an awesome track actually.
@Lorieum rollin n scratching came out a year prior as a side b to the da funk single, they even played it on a concert in paris in 1995, the weird buzz they were talking about is the little pops in the synth's sound during the song
Guy Manuel is a genius with what he can do with those turntables. He and Daft Punk were ahead of their time musically. By the way. If this show happened today, half of those people would be too busy staring at their cell phones or texting to pay any attention. ****Update 2024**** . Thanks Daft Punk for all the great music and enjoy your retirement (1993-2021). And thanks everyone for the likes. You're awesome. 😁👍👍
@@polo_trousers I'm aware i'm just saying I dont like the newer EDM, some of it I do but its just I dont understand why this genre died out and there's a shit load of the annoying in your face EDM, but yee i like skrillex, avici, calvin harris, and a few more i dont like how this genre old school house and old school techno just completely died
@@oshin7373 The mainstream success of Daft Punk forced more underground forms of music to push the genre in new directions and the proliferation of computers/DAWs created shortcuts for people to make extremely boring and formulaic music. The price/access/learning curve of hardware synthesizers and drum machines are roadblocks that people can now sidestep. 21st century culture is a whirlpool of recycled 20th century culture-you can just look up a TH-cam video of how to sound like your favorite artist and imitate it and pat yourself on the back without creating something new. Genres have to evolve-it's in their nature to do so-and they inform contemporary artists' and the beautiful journey of music. also you should check out stanislav tolkachev th-cam.com/video/BcaV_RyjHYU/w-d-xo.html
I only was in the tent for half the show. I was rollin’ so hard I thought my heart was going to explode, the beats were hitting extremely hard. Daft beats!
The moment when Thomas unplugs and re-plugs the audio jack to make that buzzing sound that they use as lead bass and becomes the genesis for Rolling & Scratching 12:46 🔥
at this point, a load of smart wreckheads in london were fannying about with amen breaks and korg m1s. tom and manuel happened upon a different way of making us dance to the acid of phuture and marshall jefferson, they took it and smashed it up and spat it out and the uk heard it and it influenced everything from big beat, trip hop, fat of the land etc dnb, jungle is the voice of Britain in the late 90's's, but filter house is france in the late to mid 00's
The bald guy was the only source of light
HAHAHAHA FR
Hey, but in Seriously
hah, you cracked me up with that one yo :)
@BriTwence аххаххахахахаахаха
XD
Thomas: 😎
Guy man 🗿
Bald guy: 💡🤘🏼
Great footage
bald guy is mark verbos
Thomas straight up looks like all gas no brakes
thank you, I had my mind breaking apart trying to figure who does he look like. you're absolutely right
yeah i noticed that too lmao
Lmao true he does look like Andrew form AGNB
I think it’s the other way around guys. Lol
4 real !!
😂 guy man at 22:24 shouting "Thomas les aigus bordel ?!?" which roughly translates to "Thomas wtf are you doing with the trebles?!?
Came here just for this 😂
that waas guy man? i thought it was just a guy in the crowd. guy's voice is way lower no?
someone on discord said that his mom was there and that he had his mouth open cause he was under the influence. Maybe thats why he was doing things with the trebles
@@corneluis12this show was in the US
@@tbird2013 well maybe there was at least one french guy in the crowd? idk,,,
My father was there with my mother in 96 and he speaks of it to this day, i can see how they shaped his music tastes :)
Your parents are rad, thank you for sharing. :)
The best bit is, his dad raised him on great music, French disco, and so the cycle of human excellence continues through you.
Couples who rave together stay together 👽
damn, you just made me feel hella old... lol
Omg I'm old lol.
like how there's only one feint glimpse of guy manuel but we get a lot of good shots of bald guy in background
Where's guy at?
@@muscularlettuce3171 13:25 for a sec!
Giving the heavy metal horns too ffs
his name is Jeff Bezos! Lol.
Actually it is shiny Jeff Bezos
I’m convinced this will be cool forever
It’s Daft Punk, of course it will.
Boiler Room (1996), before it was even created...
The movie Or Is That like something
@@tiktokmemes-gb6fb Boiler Room was a DJ show case before it became all prerecorded junk
this was BEFORE Homework
and you can already identify the Songs they are about to release.
I LOVE IT
Yea you can definitely here the sample from their song *Da Funk* at 2:18
Negative. This was the tour they did as soon as homework released. You can hear samples that later made it to discovery though…
@@PhilthAdelphiAIm pretty sure they were already touring for a little bit before Homework, So its totally possible that this was before homework especially since the crowd is pretty small compared to some of the insane crowds they had during the daftendirekt tour
@@PhilthAdelphiAThey toured before homework but that was mainly when they were underground. They had pretty much made most of the songs in Homework long before it was released but they were mainly just for live shows or for singles that would be released by Soma records I'm pretty sure. They decided to release them as an album thru Virgin Records and held the daftendirektour throughout '97. At the beginning of the tour, not many people knew who they were. With the release of Homework and the success of it, by the end of the tour, more than 45% of the crowd knew who they were. Pretty cool!
da funk, indo silver club, rollin & scratchin, and alive all were released before homework as HW was meant to be a compilation of singles into an album.
18:49 lmao Thomas' headbopping syncs with the dude in glasses in the backround.
26:25 the way they mix alive is genius...
I'm not sure they were mixing it so much as creating it
@@MikeD-hn9hf mixing, Alive is one of the first tracks in their discography, on the New Wave single.
edit: sorry man read your comment wrong, they were recreating it, my bad
That’s what you call true dj when the music is you that’s the difference between true pioneering and just repetition
i love how for a solid 10 seconds the camera person zoomed in on the one bald guy with an oddly luminescent head
😄😄😄😄😄😄😄
I come back to this video once a month
Hell yeah
Literally bro
same lmao
At least!
I’m back
14:14 A moment that will go down in history.
Rollin and scratchin rules
@@DoctorSex.5 This is basically how it was created. An issue with the sound, that he's scratched up and made this incredible sound. This is all improvisation, this came out of his mind in live. Amazing
@@GlingTheSheep it was fucking amazing
@@GlingTheSheep stop lying the song released 1 year earlier
en effet ...
12:37 the moment when Daft Punk entered into History, sampling an electrical glitch to create "Rollin' & Scratchin'" Live.
Well the original Rollin & Scratchin was released 1 year prior on Soma as the B Side of Da Funk, but however this is how they made the R&S version heard in their lives
The original was made for "electrical failure", while the live version is made with the Roland Juno-106
@Burnt Fishy nah its right you can see guy manuel use a juno on the live video
Pretty sure that "electric glitch" thing is a myth. It's just a distortion pedal and a synth. It's like that Aphex Twin sandpaper story. Probably a load of shite
@@drifter402 the sandpaper thing is real, there are pics of the sandpaper out there, I think Robin Rimbaud aka scanner was the one who confirmed it
The best part of the history of the group, this was the wildest, most techno, Acid House part and the best
People don't understand the truth behind this comment.
@@phelotkhaneyoumagul7689 Does it mean Daft Punk is better before Discovery ?
@@phelotkhaneyoumagul7689 must of us here probably do, but succes and going commercial is a choice. I didn't like them when i discovered them (way past commercial already)
But whatever the context, what an amazing adventure. They marked electro music forever.
If only i was older and could have been to Boccaccio Life (Acid House Temple) and dance on 'The Age of love' and all the crazy shit that came out in the begin of the 90's.
Well, 1996 to 2021 isn't bad either, but i do prefer Hard /progressive House, and Trance, Trance Goa ^^
like your comment from France dude !!!!!!
Yes
Guy’s feeding Thomas samples but only gets two seconds screen time. Still epic footage!
idk how any of this works. Feeding samples
OOOOHHH thats how it workss! I was like how can one guy do it all AND not have to heaphones on. Guy makes samples with his headphones then thomas mixes them live.
I was 16 with a fake ID sneaking into clubs and going to raves and heard Around the World for the first time. Blew my mind and changed my life and musical tastes forever. I ended up moving to Europe in my twenties when euro dance music hadn’t hit America fully yet. Daft Punk was ground breaking in the 90s born from their own love of the Chicago House sound and really started the electronic dance music scene world wide. Interstella(r) geniuses!
>things that never happened
It would have been a fucking amazing experience! :) also like that use of "America" as a verb!
@@sungazer454 100% true and tons of photos and friends to prove it. You must be very young to think moving to Europe is difficult or having a fake id at 16. Things were much different back then. The world was easier and simpler and dance music in Europe was amazing.
@@ashkr512 It was amazing but also surprisingly lonely at times. Also, America wasn’t used as a verb.
@@mysticrosehealings Ah I misread it! But yeah I get the part about being lonely, hope you're settled now with friends and family around you! :)
Pure. Raw. Talent.
Fucking Yes !
I was standing right next to this cameraman the whole time. To his left. This was in a tent with a floor that was entirely mud by this point. There had been a biker party in the campground just before this rave, so the grass was all gone. Then it started raining.. Thomas Bangalter is one of the meanest TB-303 programmers in the world, which you can hear at around 3:37. Thanks again for posting this historic video :)
Was there other sources of light besides the bald guy?
@@olivzaertmadlad6272 not really. Even further was not a real high budget affair
Where was this recorded?
@@weximan1 Eagle Cave, Wisconsin
@@weximan1 Wisconsin, USA
Around the 12:40 Thomas is playing with the wires to make sure to get the right sound for the Rollin and Scratchin :D
THANKS FOR SHARING! HARD BEING THE ONLY LATINO KID IN MY GHETTO LISTENING TO MUSIC OTHER THAN RAP AND SALSA
We stan bro
It’s a struggle when everyone listens to pop smoke 😂
You’ve got a unique taste bro. Share it!
Keep fighting the good fight !
@LUIS ARMANDO SOLANO OSORIO come on, a lot of peope like this in Mexico, maybe not this 90´s stuff but DP in general is well appreciated. Different thing with G House or Techno House (the teachers).
This video is a part of the archive history of a true legend.
There is also Hitman stop his contract to listen the Daft Punk.
🤣🖤
My favourite daft punk sound..... it reminds me of illegal raves in Rome, in the late nineties, where somteimes you could hear rolling and scratchin and rock'n'roll. And every time they were played, it was a great, great moment for everyone (stille remember the screams :D ).
The photograph of Thomas and Guy-Man on the inside cover of Homework was taken at this performance.
At exactly 17:28 on this video.
Which is a darned cool thing.
i instatly noticed the bald guy when i opened the booklet from my homework cd
You can even see the camera flash of that moment
Good eye 👁
You´re here because you're as nostalgic as me...
True :(
The real question is... Alive 97 or 07?
@@xxyoloproxx7230 prolly 07
I just wanna be there at all times
I started listening in 2013 i was 13, so maybe?
Thomas looks like a combo of all gas no brakes and Bruce Springsteen
all gas no bruce
I love when TH-cam is a Time Machine that takes me back to moments in time like this. I wasn't there, but I could have been, and I feel like I just was. I first saw them live almost exactly 10 years after this. They had better lighting by then-- lol
I was a sophomore in high school when I went to this. That was a fantastic, soggy weekend!
You pretty much witnessed History. Lucky.
I was also there as a Sophomore woooo
Damn I wish I could go to this
I love Daft Punk because Rollin N' Scratchin. Best song
Live version is much, much better than the album one, album one is fine, but the album one is the killer!
Hard to imagine they were making stuff like this in 96 when the trance scene was starting to get big, they really had at this stage established their own sound
Trance in its prime (1999-2003) 🔥🔥
Must have been a blast to hear all those tunes before the album came out.
Most of us had only heard a few of Thomas' Roule records and one song from Terry Mullan's "New School Fusion II".
I think I heard Rollin and Scratchin 100 times a night and even at the morning after party every weekend in Chicago that Summer
rollin & scratchin, alive, and the track at 8:16 were all played in clubs before the even furthur set
I smiled all the way thru🎉
Daft Punk forever
(1993-2021)
Frankie using the headphones as a mic. That’s how we used to do it kids.
I once managed to use a mic as a speaker
When you forget the mic😅.
Hell, still do.
26 years later and im still vibin to this-
Came here to watch again after I heard the news. Legendary.
96 was the greatest year. I was 19 and turned 20 in July 1996. Nothing but amazing times all year. I miss those days.
Damn, you witnessed the best time in music and cinema
I was born that july of 96 hahaha
Cheers from a fellow july-er
I was there! Senior year of HS. Got pneumonia though, but still had a blast!
That was a crazy storm that night!
26:00 the lightbulb yells
😂👌
Even Further changed my life! People are finally starting to resurrect this history due to the mainstream popularity of EDM. The midwest scene was the best scene in the 90's and I'm grateful to have been a part of it.
Me too! We went with hardly any money and no clue what we were gonna get into. What a experience.
Love from Wisconsin. Thank you France 🇫🇷
also from Wisconsin, doesn't it blow you mind that their first US performance was here of all places?!? it absolutely blows my mind
I love that my state of Wisconsin was the first live performance ever of daft punk in the United States
Not so sure it was. They were playing out in france & europe before this, pretty sure.. first performance in the US though, possibly?
@@fugitivephilo yeah I meant to say in the United States lol
I read in a french magazine that the first time they play in USA was in Florida. Idk!
Oh yes, I travelled across my great state of Wisconsin from Racine at 15 years old for this. Wisconsin is something else. Had to move away to get it
I believe their first gig in the US was in ‘95 in SF with the Funky Tekno Tribe crew.
12:50 Rollin' and Scratchin' 😍
0:55 Thomas is like 😮😮😮😮😮😮
😮
Thomas Bangalter's technique of routing drum machines through guitar pedals, particularly from Boss and Guyatone, inspired me to do the same. I ran my TR-909-like through a dozen pedals for fun, using the familiar pattern from "Revolution 909." The video is up on my channel now!
You can see where the inspiration for LCD Sound System's 'Daft Punk is Playing in My House' came from.
Track title is also another clue
I would have absolute died to be at this gig. While I was doing the warehouse underground gigs in 96 this would have been a sight to see. Wrong country ! I keep coming back to this. So much raw energy
I love how the low quality of the A/V just makes it that much better.
Watched this only a few weeks ago and now they go their seperate way... feels weird
Thanks France for these amazing guys
First time I rolled was during this set. Words can't explain the enjoyment.
This is my first time ever seeing this and its already my favorite thing
Rip daft punk 😭😭😭😭 the greatest music to ever reach my ears.
They still alive just separate 😊 every one in his owns ways.
3:41 AUX SECOURS!!! TABARNAK!!!
22:23 THOMAS LES AIGUS BORDEL!!!
MDR le "aux secours tabarnak" j'avais jamais entendu
a 19:27 tu peux rajouter "Les aigus Thomas !" :)
yeis
Encore un connard dans le public qui pense mieux faire que le(s) DJ(s) lors d'un showcase... 😂
Attend, c'était la première apparition de Daft Punk aux USA et y'a un francais qui sacre en québécois ? C'est multiculturel tout ca.
Seeing this a day after the "epilogue" makes me feel so frustrated and nostalgic about it...damn, they were so great!
1. WDPK
00:00 - WPDK w/ da funk hit
2. Beta Wax Type Song
2:08 - WDPK / BWTS
4:26 - BWTS
3. Unknown Track
7:24 - Interlude
7:49 - Unknown Track
8:16 - UT / WDPK Beats
9:34 - UT / Rollin' & Scratchin' Beats
4. Rollin' & Scratchin'
11:05 - WDPK Beats / R&S Beats
12:30 - WDPK Beats / R&S Beats / R&S riff
13:06 Rollin' & Scratchin'
5. R&S / BWTS (Reprise)
17:44 - R&S / BWTS (Reprise)
19:06 - BWTS(R) / R&S Beats
21:00 - BWTS(R) Interlude
6. Alive
21:21 - BWTS(R) / Alive
22:27 - Alive Interlude
22:36 - ALIVE JUMPSCARE
25:53 - Alive / R&S Beats / WDPK Beats
30:11 - Crowd Cheering Finale
---------------------------------------------------------------------
FIN
Historic footage
22:23 "Thomas les aigus bordel ! " :) :) this could be translated this way "Thomas the trebels damn !" this would mean the trebel were not correctly setup...
Goodbye legends...
No. You hear that there was only bass at that time. The girl asks for more treble because she is impatient. He laughs and puts them on a few seconds later. It shouldn't have been common to go down so low for so long, yet another invention that is used in every set / mix today.
@@DAFTBOYSLIM First of all it is not a girl who is asking but a man, listen carefuly... And why are you saying No ? What is wrong on my statement which is only a translation of someone asking to set up the treble ? Also someone calling directly Thomas with his name mean he knows him, thus it could be Guy-Man asking to put the treble because he forgot to.
As someone who is born and raised in Wisconsin. This video brings me so much joy
Word. Raised in Racine
Wisconsin Dells
This was my first party!! Mud everywhere, ambulance selling shrooms, earth bongs, and rollin n scratchin played about 50x's....I was 16 and fell in love...Thank you Drop Bass Wisconsin!!
Haven't listened to this in 7 years. Shit still slaps. This set always reminded me of the Low End Theory / LA beat scene
I want to thank all the people who are specifying what happened at different particular timings in the video. And ofcourse the guy who uploaded!
I just got into them and being informed is very helpful and makes me like them more!
Bob Dylan sure knows how to spin that shit.
Wtf im still amazed at how some of the sounds are made
Rollin and Scratchin is one of the best songs ever
Daft Punk saved my life
This is why the 90's will be the greatest decade for electronic dance music...Big Beat and techo lengends made their mark in this period
The end of an era. But the legendary group Daft Punk will remain forever in our hearts and mind. Merci Thomas et Guy-Man de nous avoir fait rêver tant d'années
Thomas s'amuse littéralement sur ses jouets Roland tb/tr like a crazy loco 🤤 !!
minuto 23:00 y minuto 14:00 los mejores momentos, es una joya inigualable daft punk, estos franceses del espacio lo hicieron nuevamente
This party was awesome. What is really cool is I opened up for them the week before this at a party called we are family at Route 66 roller rink. In the south side of Chicago.
That was a year later kid
We're gonna miss you guys! 1993-2021 :c :c :c :c :c
I was there, front middle of tent, 15 years old, so much mud!
This is the Daft Punk that I love. RAAAAAAW
12:38 unas de las melodías más importantes en la música electrónica
the 303 loop that starts at 2:53, goes on until about 7:24 and I consider it a track.
00:14:58 when rollin and scratchin comes on in that closed room. OMG NICE
We need a "Where are they now" of the bald guy in the background. I bet he is a lawyer (Or a brain surgeon) now or something
From SPIN: "The center frame through nearly the entire video is Matt Verbos, lit up on a pin spot in the middle of the frame the entire time. He did security for [the festival]. If you get your hands on Homework, that’s him, printed inside the album cover. On TH-cam, I’ve read comments like, “Is that one of the guys?” It’s funny how much they’ve obscured things by going into this masks thing." - - - - - check out the gatefold on "Homework", you can see him there!
are you referecning gta when lamar roasts franklin
He def got rid of that yee yee ass haircut
His name is Matt verbos
@@perryk24 Man you're right
He is working that 303 and 909 decent during rolling and scratching
And there is a Juno 106 in there as well. Roland on deck that night and what a night it was!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
smol bean it was their first live US performance ever. They spent about a year in Chicago learning from the house pioneer s of the late 80’s and early 90’s. That is why the albums they release was called “Homework”. They were doing their homework learning from the very best. They even have track called “Teachers” on that album. It is an awesome track actually.
@@eugeneweeks3325 where can I find more information like this ? Books ?
@@KMXDS nope. Books won’t do it. You had to be there.
@@eugeneweeks3325 ok so build a time machine. Got it.
I wish I could have been there, that night, closed eyes / arms up and fucking enjoying this raw version of Rollin' and Scratchin'. Legend 🙏👍
12:55 the beginning of a mythic song !! 😍
Absolute ripper
Name of song?
@@giuliofalconieri3473 Rolling and Scratching
No? The song was already out
@Lorieum rollin n scratching came out a year prior as a side b to the da funk single, they even played it on a concert in paris in 1995, the weird buzz they were talking about is the little pops in the synth's sound during the song
If next Daft Punk album wouldn't be pure Acid techno I might be disappointed
:(
@@teenyweeny1198 they must come back
@@teenyweeny1198 I have technically won in life at this very instance
I'm grateful this is online. At the time I couldn't see anything besides the trails from my spinning arms
At 29:30, so into it and then the content Smile. Love it.
Guy Manuel is a genius with what he can do with those turntables. He and Daft Punk were ahead of their time musically. By the way. If this show happened today, half of those people would be too busy staring at their cell phones or texting to pay any attention. ****Update 2024**** . Thanks Daft Punk for all the great music and enjoy your retirement (1993-2021). And thanks everyone for the likes. You're awesome. 😁👍👍
Yea i agree i dont think people like these type of music or sets nowadays
ok boomer
Turntables? This was live
@@838beb I stand corrected
@@838beb Yup, live pa...midwest was spoiled with it.
You can see how much this influenced what Thomas composed for Irreversible, so fucking good.
Absolutelly marvelous!, if you want i can do some proper upgrades. Giving it back to you ofc...
Thx Matt Verbos for the amazing lighting work
Edit: just noticed dude giv8ng the announcements was using headphones as mic lol
J’aurais aimé être là 😊..j’ai quand même eu cette chance en 2007 au arène de Nimes !!!
22:24 random french guy yelling something at thomas and then he just looks back with a smile :)
that's guy-man the other dp member
Thomas ! The high pitched sounds , ffs !
Il a crié Thomas les aigus bordel
Was there, can confirm the awesomeness!
Much better than the crap EDM music they listen nowadays in the US.
AmeN!!! I was there. I believe this was actually Daft punk's 1st U.S. appearance.
i dont understand why this music genre died out, how did the annoying EDM get formed from what was once good music
@@oshin7373 if you actively try and find good EDM, it’s there. you can’t just shit on an entire genre because it’s not as good as daft punk lmao
@@polo_trousers I'm aware i'm just saying I dont like the newer EDM, some of it I do but its just I dont understand why this genre died out and there's a shit load of the annoying in your face EDM, but yee i like skrillex, avici, calvin harris, and a few more i dont like how this genre old school house and old school techno just completely died
@@oshin7373 The mainstream success of Daft Punk forced more underground forms of music to push the genre in new directions and the proliferation of computers/DAWs created shortcuts for people to make extremely boring and formulaic music. The price/access/learning curve of hardware synthesizers and drum machines are roadblocks that people can now sidestep. 21st century culture is a whirlpool of recycled 20th century culture-you can just look up a TH-cam video of how to sound like your favorite artist and imitate it and pat yourself on the back without creating something new. Genres have to evolve-it's in their nature to do so-and they inform contemporary artists' and the beautiful journey of music.
also you should check out stanislav tolkachev th-cam.com/video/BcaV_RyjHYU/w-d-xo.html
If I had known history was being made I wouldn't have been off in the other tent area trying to holler at a girl that I came with.
😂
Hey, we've all made that mistake before.
I only was in the tent for half the show. I was rollin’ so hard I thought my heart was going to explode, the beats were hitting extremely hard. Daft beats!
@@ajohnson929 ok... but were you scratchin' too?
Bruh when i first saw this it blew my mind. Thanks for the upload!
This here is right up there with Giorgio Moroder working with the moog modular to create the entire sound of the 80's with a simple click.
22:24 😂👍"Thomas les aigus ! bordel!!!"
I love how you can hear Joe Smooth’s influence on their work.
This is RAW 🔥 🔥 🔥 Thanks to the Daft for all of that! 12:45 pure genius moment begin!!! 🤯
The song was released 1 year prior
@@SASTSimon no.
@@IStMl it did. Rollin & scratchin was released in 1995 as a b side on the da funk single
@@SASTSimonwasn’t that like 9 minutes long or smthn
The moment when Thomas unplugs and re-plugs the audio jack to make that buzzing sound that they use as lead bass and becomes the genesis for Rolling & Scratching 12:46 🔥
fuckin epic, i can only imagine how he was feeling lol
at this point, a load of smart wreckheads in london were fannying about with amen breaks and korg m1s.
tom and manuel happened upon a different way of making us dance to the acid of phuture and marshall jefferson, they took it and smashed it up and spat it out and the uk heard it and it influenced everything from big beat, trip hop, fat of the land etc
dnb, jungle is the voice of Britain in the late 90's's, but filter house is france in the late to mid 00's
Drop Bass Network Forever!!😈