Daft Punk Unchained

Excellent!

A surprisingly low-key release this for the BBC Daft Punk documentary.This is the French edition - which means that all of the blurb on the cover and the enclosed booklet is in French. The documentary itself includes the "English" version - but that's just a matter of subtitling, as the contributors are all either French- or English-speaking. So if you don't speak French don't worry."Unchained" is basically a 1 hour 20 minute history of Daft Punk from their beginnings as Darlin' to the latest LP  Random Access Memories . Good to see that their Soma Records period is featured; less good to see that the late Romanthony, who made such a contribution to the band's success, doesn't even get a mention. The DVD also features new interviews from the usual suspects Kanye West, Pharrell Williams, Todd Edwards, Nile Rodgers to name a few. There are also contributions from some of the band's French associates. All the segments with Guy-Man and Thomas themselves are archive - there's little or nothing you won't have seen before.The extras comprise further outtakes from the documentary (not sure why they didn't just leave these in the main feature?) as well as the trailer.All in all, interesting enough, but contains little band footage fans won't already have seen and the rest is of passing interest only.This is however a very well presented set. The single disc comes in a hardback book case with a removable inner book and a mini-poster.But unless you're a Daft Punk collector, I'd probably just wait until it comes on BBC4.

This is not made clear that it is a German version of the documentary. Because the native audio is in French and English - 95% of people will need English subtitles… which it doesn’t have. It does however have German audio and German subtitles. Whoop de do. Typical German manouvre.

Super Dokument

conoscevo il video a memoria già prima di comprarlo, non ho resistito

Excellent documentary on Daft Punk, anybody who likes techno music will like this!

Chose rare: un documentaire sur les Daft Punk en soit c'est déjà bien, que se soit pour les Fans de la première heure ou pour els néophytes.Justement:Pour les néophytes: le documentaire est bien réalisé, on apprendre pas mal de choses sur les Daft, (même si les intervenants appartiennent quasiment tous à l'ère Random Acces Memories)Pour les Fans de la première heure: Bah de grandes nouveautés (si ce n'est la petite anecdote sur Rollin' & Scratchin'), mais les documentaires sur le duo sont tellements rares, voire inexistants que l'on ne peut que saluer la réalisation.