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When I hear that solo it sounds like the ending credits on 'Saturday Night Live.' Q: It’s funny you mentioned that, because that’s the moment I’m leading up to. Like Ken Vandermark’s sax solo on 'Through the Night Softly.' If you take that out of context, you’re going to be wondering, 'What is that?' there are certain songs on the record that mix genres to draw attention to the fact that they are just signifiers of genre. I've always liked this interview with Jim O'Rourke about the cultural associations and contexts of certain musical sounds, as they pertain to his record Eureka:

'Kaputt by Malaparte, which Bejar has never read… Kara Walker, specifically the lyrics she contributed to the song 'Suicide Demo for Kara Walker'… Chinatown, the neighborhood bordering on Bejar's… Baby blue eyes… 80s Miles Davis… 90s Gil Evans… Last Tango in Paris… Nic Bragg, who played lead guitar on every song, again… Fretless bass… The hopelessness of the future of music… The pointlessness of writing songs for today… V-Drums… The superiority of poetry and plays… And what's to become of film?… The Cocaine Addict… American Communism… Downtown, the neighborhood bordering on Bejar's… The LinnDrum… Avalon and, more specifically, Boys and Girls… The devastated mind of JC/DC, who recorded, produced and mixed this record from fall of 2008 to spring of 2010… The back-up vocals of certain Roy Ayers and Long John Baldry tours… Merry Christmas, Mr. Im getting kinda tired of the fact that all these reviews ONLY talk about production and cultural touchstones rather than, say, the music? He also played lead guitar on This Night. Nic Bragg is the only person from those records who plays on Kaputt (unless you’re talking about the vinyl version of Kaputt, in which case Ted Bois pretty much composed, performed and recorded the entirety of Side 3!). I see very few similarities between those two records, aside from maybe “Introducing Angels.” And maybe “Leopard of Honor” sounds a bit like “A Dangerous Woman Up To A Point,” if you were to look at those two songs stripped of their performances…though they mean completely different things (there’s the rub!). Trouble In Dreams had a different drummer than Rubies, but sometimes a different drummer is like having a different singer. Is the same group on board this time and how has that stability worked on these records?ĭB: Actually the only two records that involve a consistent line-up are Thief and Streethawk. Lawrence…'ĪD: The last two records, Destroyer’s Rubies and Trouble in Dreams, had you working with a consistent lineup for one of the first times in your career as Destroyer. Kaputt by Malaparte, which Bejar has never read… Kara Walker, specifically the lyrics she contributed to the song “Suicide Demo for Kara Walker”… Chinatown, the neighborhood bordering on Bejar’s… Baby blue eyes… 80s Miles Davis… 90s Gil Evans… Last Tango in Paris … Nic Bragg, who played lead guitar on every song, again… Fretless bass… The hopelessness of the future of music…The pointlessness of writing songs for today… V-Drums… The superiority of poetry and plays… And what’s to become of film? The Cocaine Addict… American Communism… Downtown, the neighborhood bordering on Bejar’s… The LinnDrum – Avalon and, more specifically, Boys and Girls… The devastated mind of JC/DC, who recorded, produced and mixed this record from fall of 2008 to spring of 2010… The back-up vocals of certain Roy Ayers and Long John Baldry tours… Merry Christmas, Mr. Straight from Dan Bejar himself, in absolutely no linear order. Fragments of Time (feat.'These are some of the themes alluded to or avoided in the album Kaputt and here are 22 things you might want to know about it. You can’t have an argument without a thesis, and they start the album with one called “Give Life Back to Music”.Ġ5. This theme is reflected in the album's packaging, as well as its promotional campaign, which included billboards, television advertisements, and a web series.įor RAM, Daft Punk recorded in the best studios, they used the best musicians, they added choirs and orchestras when they felt like it, and they almost completely avoided samples, which had been central to most of their biggest songs.ĭaft Punk, in other words, have an argument to make: that something special in music has been lost. The album pays tribute to late 1970s and early 1980s American music, particularlyfrom Los Angeles. Random Access Memories is the fourth studio album by French electronic music duo Daft Punk, released on by Daft Life and Columbia Records.

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