Daft Punk to Score Tron 2.0

[walkonby]

do you think three d will go away after people grow bored like they did in the fifties and eighties?  or will the upgrades in technology just keep it going until "virtually" everything looks like what one of my freinds called      it . . . "like you are always the holodeck of the enterprise."  wow, i have a friend who would say that.

[sweetcell]

leaked.

[Relaxer]

Me too, but what does that have to do with a shitty electronic act?

[walkonby]

if the new tour was sponsored by four loko . . . would you break out your leather, s & m gear?

[Relaxer]

Breaking out implies that I ever put it away.
Every day I just want to hurt so good.

[Got Haggis?]

i listened to the soundtrack.  its much more orchestral than I was expecting.  its mostly boring.

[sweetcell]

that's what i expect most people will think. 

it is a soundtrack, and they recorded it with a 70-piece orchestra... definitely not a party album.

[Got Haggis?]

I wasn't expecting a party album, but I was expecting something more like the blade runner soundtrack.   the track 'The Game Has Changed' is basically what I was expecting the album to be like

[MindCage]

I wasn't expecting a party album, but I was expecting something more like the blade runner soundtrack.   the track 'The Game Has Changed' is basically what I was expecting the album to be like

We submitted our remix of "The Game Has Changed" to Disney. Not sure what it's going to be used for at this point, but I think it'll be more along the lines of what you were looking for with a "Blade Runner" Soundtrack feel.

[vansmack]

I rather enjoyed it driving through the white out I endured on my way to the slopes - made for a perfect adventure.  I hope to enjoy it again and again while sleeping with Olivia Wilde, whether she's there or not.

[Mobius]

Reminds me quite a bit of Peter Gabrel's Passion . . . dense, tense atmospherics that grow in power with repeated listenings . . .and that's probably a good comparison on various levels.  The Passion soundtrack was an unlikely follow up to So that gained stature over time when it could be appreciated outside the context of general expectation. 

[HoyaSaxa03]

I think "Invisible Touch" is the group's undisputed masterpiece.  It's an epic meditation on intangibility, at the same time it deepens and enriches the meaning of the preceding three albums.  Christie, take off the robe.

[Mobius]

Do you like Huey Lewis and the News??

[runwhiteyrun06]

Christian Bale, is that you?

[vansmack]

Monster builds Daft Punk Edition Tron Headphones, unwittingly unleashes moral quandary of a generation



We can't tell, is this (and by "this" we mean the entertainment machine that is Disney / Daft Punk / Tron / Jeff Bridges, melding with the monster that is Monster, and creating a pair of $350 ultra-glossy headphones) the ultimate payoff of our childhood hopes and dreams, or their ultimate ruination and desecration? Both?

http://www.engadget.com/2010/12/08/monster-builds-daft-punk-edition-tron-headphones-unwittingly-un/