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more about #daftpunk more comments → Slyd3z: I find this song ridiculously awesome and infectious, yet I can't put my finger on why. Neat vid, too. more » chemical_eng_mx: It just uses the Korg for a beat that will be looped, but never the less I find this video amazing more » robots199: Nice Job, Props To Combining 2 Geek Things. Daft Punk Is Getting Kinda Old Though. more » tech_nomad: Nice Job To The Creator Of This. Props for combining 2 geek things more » SunandaLycus: Wow, it's like hearing K.K. Slider sing Daft Punk! more » (Starman) Starman: To be fair, this sounds more like electronic sound effects that sounds "similar" to the words said in "H/B/F/S," but I personally just love any use of... more » IDSkittlez: Or We could all just get idaft for free more » Joseph Teegardin: Maybe you'd like this, too: [ronwinter.tv] ...Maybe not. more » 92BuickLeSabre: It is never, ever, ever too late for Daft Punk. (who, FYI, will be doing the soundtrack for the new Tron movie) more » -
#nintendods
Nintendo DS "Sings" Daft Punk With a Little Help From Korg DS-10
The Internet is pretty ripe with cool Korg DS-10 videos, but this is the first one I've seen where the "game" got the venerable DS humming a tune alongside the duo from Daft Punk. More » -
#music
Now You Can Play Like Daft Punk...With iDaft!
Ever wonder what it's like to be a robot performing behind Kanye at the Grammys? iDaft gets you closer to that answer with a virtual sample pad of phrases from "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger." More » -
#iphoneapps
iPhone Music Game Tap Tap Revenge Hits the Floor In Sequel Tap Tap Dance
The most popular free iPhone game of the year has gotten a full overhaul with more Open GL goodness, more frantic Guitar-Hero-inspired music tapping, and most importantly, more Daft Punk. -
#daftpunk
Daft Punk Bearbricks: Musicians and Robots and Bears...Oh My!
ToysREvil has the scoop on a limited edition pair of Daft Punk Bearbricks, meant to coincide with the release of Daft Punk's Alive 2007 CD. Medicom will release 3000 of these toys on December 5, package them with a copy of the CD and sell it for 5250 Yen ($48), presumably in Japan. The Bearbricks also come housed in a pyramid, not unlike the one Daft Punk used for their epic live shows. The set as a whole looks pretty sweet, but I think I like the earlier Daft Punk/Medicom collaborations better...and now I sound like an obsessive DP fanboy. [Medicom via ToysREvil]
