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Daft Punk - Robot Rock
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Daft Punk - Robot Rock
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DJO performing Robot Rock + Roddy
Live at the Moroccan Lounge on September 29, 2019
Music: Robot Rock - Daft Punk
Citroën used Daft Punk music in a Citroën Saxo VTS advert/campaign in 1997, featuring “Rollin’ & Scratchin’” from Daft Punk’s Homework era
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what about robot rock by daft punk? it feels plausible somehow . . .
Absolutely memorable. You will remember that guitar riff for the rest of your life. Plus 112 bpm is very good for CPR, and the percussion and bass guitar stays on beat.
Unfortunately the main melody is intermittent and does not stay on beat, and not too intense. If, in memory, you can also remember the supporting instrumentation then it's actually really good. Just worried, because in testing it was difficult for me to keep chest compressions on track with the beat.
7/10
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I had a Tron related dream last night for the first time in a while!!! I was in the middle of the End of Line Club and Daft Punk was there blasting a super aggressive mix of Robot Rock, but strangely the crowd was a little subdued and busy socializing.... and there was a room that was a direct portal to the 82' Encom grid, and I walked through. My entire grid suit and form changed, and I got beamed into a room of what I assumed to be the 82' grid's version of the End of Line club, and the dancefloor was PACKED and dancing like crazy to ABBA's "Gimme Gimme Gimme"....and then I woke up. So it's now my headcanon that Encom programs fucking LOVE ABBA.
